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    Personality Theories Paper Abraham Maslow (1908-1970) started his interest in psychology while attending the University of Wisconsin. Maslow received his bachelors in 1930‚ his masters in 1931 and three years after that he received his PhD in 1934. Maslow’s theory showed up during his work with monkeys. He noticed that certain needs took precedence over others such as the need of liquids over food‚ breathing over liquids and so forth‚ hence the theory of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. Maslow’s

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    Shame By Dick Gregory

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    Within the story “Shame”‚ by Dick Gregory‚ he characterizes the people in his story through the use of the method STEAL. When observing the character‚ Richard‚ from the STEAL method the author was able to clearly characterize Richard through his thoughts‚ actions‚ and looks which helps the reader get a better idea of who he is as an individual. Throughout Richard’s life‚ he has not had much of anything that he really needed or wanted‚ which he knew and accepted. “I was pregnant with poverty. Pregnant

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    Erikson saw it as a positive force that creates a sense of self. Our ego is what helps us adapt to different situations because no one person reacts the same to a situation in the same manner; it shapes our personality. Erikson‚ unlike Freud‚ emphasized social influence in the development of personality along with expanding his stages over a lifetime. Erikson felt that the order of stages is predetermined and you must complete each stage to fully function in the next stage when conflict occurs. Erikson

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    According to Gregory Mantsios (Pg. 31) he says “People in the United States don’t like to talk about class.” Many Americans can agree on this‚ Barbara Ehrenreich conducted a low-wage experiment where she had to hide her identity because she was afraid that people would question her. Mantsios myth 4 demonstrates how everyone in America can be successful regardless of the class people label them with. Ehrenreich is a perfect example of being successful. Throughout Ehrenreich’s experiment working a

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    "Shame" by Dick Gregory.

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    The short story "Shame" by Dick Gregory‚ clearly shows that poverty brings many hardships as well as a great deal of shame. However‚ there are still ways to gain pride and happiness. This story shows that by emulating somebody you respect‚ even a very poor person can derive pride from small actions‚ which the average person sees as insignificant. In "Shame" Richard is a poor boy without a father‚ living in the ghetto. However‚ there is a girl at school named Helene‚ that he is in love with. Unlike

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    at some parts of the text. It was surprising when Gregory went against the movie manager when the manager didn’t allow him to sit downstairs.”’I’m sorry‚ Mister Gregory‚ but you know you can’t sit in the orchestra.’’Why not?’’Because colored seating is in the balcony.’My St.Louis dream died that night….’If you want me in the balcony‚ you’ll have to put me there.’”(Gregory 83). I was also surprising to read about the black doctor being mean to Gregory. The doctor faces the problem of racism‚ but he

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    his Momma’s advice to get people on his side; he laughs at himself first before anyone else can. Dick Gregory learns the power of a joke while growing up. He is raised on welfare and kids in the neighborhood give him a hard time about it. For instance Dick gets made fun of a lot‚ but he learns that if he can make jokes about himself first‚ then the other kids will not climb all over him. Dick Gregory writes‚ “They were going to laugh anyway‚ but if I made the jokes they’d laugh with me instead of at

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    Gregory clearly does not say who to marry but who not to marry. He states that no matter how women view marriage‚ they should always be careful when choosing a spouse. By this they might be able to avoid a failed marriage or an unhappy one. Women should not just mistake a moment of passion with love‚ and thereby marry a man‚ such as Lydia’s marriage to Wickham. Gregory believes that the best bond in marriage is love‚ and if a man loves his wife “his heart and his character will be improved in every

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    Gregory Doran's Hamlet

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    In preparing for our first discussion on Hamlet‚ having already viewed Gregory Doran’s 2009 film adaptation‚ we deemed it necessary to devote time and focus on the film’s primary “set pieces‚” its unique depictions of various characters‚ and its narrative techniques used to further enrich the onscreen storytelling process. Professor Clary helped bring to our attention how even such aesthetic choices which may appear seemingly trivial at first glance‚ such as the actors cast themselves‚ can go so

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    word for Cady. Cady then decided that she would get revenge on Regina‚ so the movie is basically showing how Cady evolved from a sweet girl into a typical teenage girl. The three theories that I decided to pick for this movie were Social Learning theory and Behaviorism. I chose social learning theory because the theory stated that an individual’s behavior will be influenced by the environment around them‚ and since Cady was around the plastics that always spread mean and vicious rumors she became

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