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    Individual Trait Theory

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    Criminal: The Individual Trait Theory Drecilla Fields Criminology- Spring FF13 January 18. 2013 Abstract: The inclination for criminal behavior is derived from some inherent biological or psychological trait that separates the criminals from the rest of society. Environmental factors and genetics can play a role in the creation of the deviant. Much research has been done into the individual trait theory and has produced many different focuses from the actual physical traits of the offender to

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    What Makes Humans Unique

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    What makes humans unique? How do Humans differ from other species? These questions have been on the minds of social scientists over the years. Some have said that humans are just like other primates. While some others have mentioned that humans did not exactly descend from chimpanzees or gorillas‚ but it might be possible that humans and other primates have shared a common ancestor. It’s true that they share a lot of similarities but on the other hand they also have a lot of differences. The three

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    Core Identity Traits

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    Various traits of our self-concept plays a large role in what we do in life and who we are. Our core identity traits often become a part of us at a young age before we are even conscious of them. These traits play a central role in developing our identity. Gratitude and curiosity are part of my core identity traits. Having gratitude in my life has let me be appreciative for what I have and expressing it to others. My curiousness has led me to be eager to learn about topics I am interested in such

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    Odysseus Character Traits

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    I think that so far in the story‚ at this point of the story‚ Odysseus had showed many of his characteristics‚ or traits throughout his actions along the sea. Some of the traits that I would use to describe him‚ like brave‚ leader‚ loyal‚ strong‚ smart‚… With these characteristics‚ I can image him as a strong soldier‚ who is fighting for the country without escaping the death. I would want to be friend with him‚ but not close friend because although he was a great man‚ but he still have a lot of

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    responsiveness to changing societal needs and the alarming rate of increase in the country’s population have contributed to the problem of providing education for all‚ a problem which becomes more serious each year. The Department of Education‚ Culture and Sports (now the Department of Education‚ DepED) has attempted to implement educational reforms‚ programmes and projects to address the key issues of access and quality of basic education‚ relevance and efficiency of the education system. However

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    the Word of God‚ provides us with 10 arguments that the Bible is spoken Word from God. I think the most convincing argument that the Bible is the Word of God is the unique revelation of Jesus Christ because it simply puts whom Jesus Christ is and how the Bible clearly states the deity of Jesus Christ. The Bible teaches us that the unique revelation of Jesus Christ is “that the person of Christ existed before Creation‚ that He was the Creator‚ that He manifested Himself in the Old Testament through

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    K-pop and Filipino Teens

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    the objectives of this study‚ the researchers reviewed related studies that are significant for the fans active media consumption‚ Filipinos as active-fans‚ popular media content in the Philippines‚ and the Korean wave in Philippines. Because of the rising of this social media or social networking sites k-pop became popular in the Philippines especially in the Filipino teens. Not only in the Philippines but also in the other country‚ people who are influence by this k-pop group are mostly teenagers

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    REASON FOR K POP POPULARITY         AMONG FILIPINO TEENAGERS A Research Paper     Presented to      Prof. Pangan Rizal Technological University In Partial Fulfillment Of the Requirements         In English 2    Lipalam‚ Mikielyn G.     March 29‚ 2012 Topic outline                       REASON FOR K POP POPULARITY AMONG FILIPINO TEENAGERS    Thesis: K pop truly captured the hearts of Filipinos‚ that’s why once you are      k pop‚ you’ve never stop. I. Introduction  A

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    which have so far succeeded in resisting the impact of modern civilization. Before the coming of the Spaniards the Filipinos had a civilization of their own. The various aspects of this civilization doubtless came partly from the Malays who settled in the country and partly from a response to the new environment. For this reason‚ many of the customs and practices of the pre-colonial Filipinos are still operative in many parts of the country‚ a circumstance that is‚ in a sense‚ advantageous for it offers

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    Hopkins’s unique literary style Gerard Manley Hopkins‚ a Victorian poet‚ still makes many literary critics think his work through over and over again‚ mainly because of his unique use of language. Susan Chambers is in her essay “Gerard Manley Hopkins and the Kinesthetics of Conviction” concerned with “the need for regular renewal”‚ which Hopkins considered highly important (32). Neither Hopkins nor Chambers were absolutely sure what makes us respond differently to familiar things after a period

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