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    Causes and Effects of Child Labor ​Child labor is the act of the employment of children that harms them or prevents them from attending school. An innumerable amount of children from all around the world lose their innocence to being employed in dreadful occupations. Have you ever wondered when did this inhumane act start? The history of child labor can be dated back to the Industrial Revolution. During that era‚ children were forced to work in hazardous conditions with insufficient pay. They would

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    Kay Lynn Ruth Hurst English Comp 1 08 October 2012 The Cause and Effect of Low Income Jobs on Family Life While researching the cause and effect of the economy on low wage workers‚ the discovery of how the families struggle on a daily basis to juggle work‚ child care‚ transportation and family well-being was astounding. While some families are two parent homes‚ only one is able to work due to the cost of child care. Other families consist of one parent‚ who works two jobs to take care of the

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    BSE English Submitted to: Prof. Ali Anudin February 8‚ 2013 CAUSE AND EFFECT ESSAY Definition Cause and effect essay explores why things happen (cause) and what happens as a result (effects). This essay gives reasons and explanations for behaviors‚ events‚ or circumstances. *Cause – a reason for an action or condition *Effect – a result or outcome * Causal chain / Domino effect - is a chain formed of a cause producing a situation and this situation producing another situation and

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    Negative Effect of Environment on Families NUR 542 July 29‚ 2012 Negative Effect of Environment on Families This debate statement will focus on the negative effect that the environment can have on families. There is a correlation between the direct environment in which a family lives and the degree of dysfunction in the household. This alone can be devastating to the family unit and to the individual members. There are some solutions that may help families to combat the negative effects that

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    Causes and Effects of Peer Pressure Everest College Cause and Effects of Peer Pressure Peer pressure is a way to control or influence others. A negative effect of peer pressure is anything that someone forces another to do that makes them feel uncomfortable. It causes young individuals to do things they know is wrong which can be very dangerous. A teenage boy can convince a teenage girl to have sex with him because “everyone is doing it”. The teenage girl

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    Life Long Effect of Concussion Consistently hear about an athlete that resigns long before their prime is over due to a long lasting impacts of concussion. After you encounter a concussion‚ post-concussion will likely linger for a day‚ weeks months even a year. “A Post-concussion syndrome is a complex disorder in which various symptoms such as headaches and dizziness last for weeks and sometimes months after the injury that caused the concussion” (Mayo Clinic). As a concussion casualty gets older

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    Date: March 1‚ 2011 Alcoholism and its Effects on the Family Alcoholism or alcohol dependence syndrome is a disease characterized by compulsive and uncontrollable consumption of alcohol (Parsons). Alcoholism usually begins with the person binge drinking and abusing alcohol. Alcoholism can affect people of any age‚ background‚ social or ethnic group. Alcoholism is sometimes referred to as a “family disease” because it greatly affects the family‚ not just the one consuming the alcohol. The

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    growing situation of divorce is the parting of family members or the breakup of the family as a unit‚ as well as the effects it could have on the children or the other spouse.       When the family is broken up it can lead to divorce and ultimately many negative effects. Research evidence has shown that marital distress and conflict within a marriage causes a wide range of negative effects on the children of the fighting spouses. Many of the effects upon the children include depression‚ social inadequacy

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    Divorce in today ’s society is very common. Divorce also has terrible and lasting effects on children. In today ’s society‚ marriages are less likely to last as they did 20 years ago. There are over 1 million children that suffer each year because of the divorce of their parents. There are usually children involved in almost all divorce cases. "Moreover‚ half of all children born to married parents this year will experience the divorce of their parents before they reach their 18th birthday. This

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    As the author mentioned in the essay‚ communication between men and women is often seen as “cross-cultural communication” ‚which means many differences exist in their conversation. We can classify these differences into two parts. The first main difference is that men and women have different habits in conversation. One remarkable point is misalignments in the mechanics of conversation. As for physical positions‚ women are more likely to face each other directly and maintain eye contact than men

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