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    Social and economic factors In the 1920s Brownsville had few social agencies or recreational programs‚ and one religious institution which was underfunded. With more than 100‚000 in population‚ there was one significant hospital‚ one park‚ no high school‚ and only two notable community centers. Local associations were available and often set goals that they achieved. The residents of Brownsville used these associations to fight for better services and counter the negative perception of their neighbors

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    abortion in Tehran‚ Iran: estimated rates and correlates. Int Perspect Sex Reprod Health. 2011; 37: 134 – 142. Kasmaei P‚ Atrkar Roshan Z. Prevalence and correlated factors with unintended pregnancies [in Persian]. J Med Sci Gilan. 2004; 12: 61 – 66. Rakhshani F‚ Ansari Moghaddam AR‚ Tehrani H. Prevalence of unwanted pregnancy and associated factors in Zahedan‚ 1999 [in Persian]. Res Med Sci. 2004; 8: 40 – 43. PLoS Med. 2007; 4: e297. women referring to healthcare centers of Ardabil‚ 2002 [in Persian]. J

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    the “Social Environmental” level of the Social Ecological Model (3-4 sentences). The Social Environmental level of the Social Ecological Model deals with factors such as social support‚ social capital‚ social norms‚ and more. It is based on relationships on a larger scale than seen in the interpersonal level. It is essentially the emotional or social environment constructed by the personalities that live in an area (neighborhood)‚ or that are found participating in an area (online social networks)

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    Political‚ legal and social factors impacting LLC and IAG The following report will consist of some of the social‚ political and legal factors that could potentially affect Leeds City College and International Airlines Group as a business. I will also go over which factors are having the most significant impact on the business and how the businesses are trying to adapt and change in order to try and negate the impact of these factors and how they may capitalize on some. International Airlines Group

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    development. The social and economic factors influence crime trends over the longer term while other factors such as changes in the percentage of young males in the population may mask the effect over the short term. Given the increased numbers of young people who will be exposed to serious disadvantage in the coming years‚ it makes sense that effort to address social and economic problems take priority. Conversely‚ because amendments to young offender legislation cannot address factors most highly correlated

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    There are a number of biological and social factors influencing gender identity. Gender identity means a person’s subjective experience of his or her own gender. How gender identity develops has remained a topic of much debate since long. Often gender identity is shaped early in life. It denotes the extent to which someone identifies as being either masculine or feminine. The formation of gender identity is yet to be completely understood. The factors which have been suggested as influencing the

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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL RELATED FACTORS INFLUENCING TEENAGE PREGNANCY IN BARANGGAY TIKAY‚ CITY OF MALOLOS‚ BULACAN A Thesis Presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School of La Consolacion University Philippines In Partial Fulfilment of the Requirements in MAN 201 - Research Methodology by: Andrew S. Zerrudo R.N to: Dr. Alvin V. Nuqui MABS‚ Ph.D October 2012 Chapter 1 The Problem and Its Background Introduction Teenage pregnancy or adolescent pregnancy is

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    Factors that can enhance and inhibit communication Communication can be influenced either in a positive or negative way by variety of factors. An Individual using the service could be inhibited if the factors are not supportive. For example‚ if there was too much noise in an environment it could drown out a conversation. If positioning is correct and the environment is convenient then communication can be enhanced. In positioning sitting arrangements should be put into consideration when communicating

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    Social divisions are shown throughout the world’s population‚ particularly in regards to gender. Although‚ many differences between men and women are biological‚ the divisions caused by social construction surpasses them greatly. This is due to many factors such as differences in the workplace‚ different approaches to seeking healthcare and social expectations for both men and women ingrained in early childhood and adolescence. However‚ one must also consider biological factors which are innate

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    Age is the main social factor in committing crime and deviance There are many factors to why some sociologists would agree that age is the main social factor in committing crime and deviance; however other sociologists think there are other factors apart from age which is a social factor in committing crime and deviance. Sociologists agree that age is the main social factor in committing crime and deviance. Young people aged thirteen to twenty-four are more prone to crime because the youngsters

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