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    Emotional abuse refers to the psychological and social aspects of child abuse; it is the most common form of child abuse. Many parents are emotionally abusive without being violent or sexually abusive‚ However‚ emotional abuse invariably accompanies physical and sexual abuse. Some parents who are emotionally abusive parents practice forms of child-rearing that are orientated towards fulfilling their own needs and goals‚ rather than those of their children. Their parenting style may be characterised

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    dog and their sense of smell should be used as evidence within a court case. Naturally‚ various individuals such as myself support that a dog’s sense of smell should be allowed to be used as evidence within a court case. Of course this idea may always be rebottled by those who believe differently. Initially‚ a dog’s sense of smell has been proven to be over one hundred times better as opposed to the scent of smell a human may have. Inclusively they can detect a certain smell up to 40 feet underground

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    There are numerous fast food companies emerging around the world‚ such as McDonald’s‚ Jack in the Box‚ Taco Bell‚ Subway and others. It is reported that China has already had 3000 branches of KFCs and 1100 branches of McDonald’s that set up by December‚ 2010. What’s more‚ McDonald’s spreading out among 121 countries with over 30‚000 restaurants and 47 years of sustained profitability. It’s universally acknowledged that fast food is not healthy‚ especially for children. If you have it often‚ your

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    There are several different theoretical perspectives that aid in improving the relationship of couples. Among several behavioral‚ cognitive‚ and humanistic approaches‚ emotionally-focused couple therapy leads in empirical research that supports its use as most effective. In order to test the effectiveness‚ couples undergoing emotionally-focused therapy (EFT) are given several different measures designed to report outcomes of the therapy. Using these measures at the beginning of a set amount of sessions

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    There are numerous reasons why people leave their beloved homes to move to foreign places where they try to build up a new life. In their book The Age of Migration‚ Castles and Miller (2009) structure such motives in push and pull factors. Aspects that push people to leave their places could be poor living conditions in their home country‚ non or little perspective for work and political pressure‚ to name but a few. On the other hand‚ motives such as demand for work‚ better chances to gain economic

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    At the end of World War II in 1945‚ Australia was recovering from major loss of manpower‚ due to the death toll from the war. The Australian Government needed a way to repopulate the country so they formulated the plan “Populate or Perish”. This was a plan to get British and other European migrants into the country to help repopulate. Both the Australian and British governments started to assist the British in migrating to Australia to strength the economy. Migrants from Britain were preferable to

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    Why Is It Important To Me

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    ‘It’s important to me.’ She raised her head. ‘I can get one for you by the time you come back‚’ she said. ‘I’ll do that‚ even if I have to get it made. I know that isn’t quite what you want. But would that do?’ ‘That’s mighty kind of you‚’ he said huskily. ‘I could tell her you were bringing it along with you.’ ‘I could do that‚’ she said. ‘But anyway‚ I’ll have it with me when we meet again.’ ‘You might have to bring it a long way‚’ he said. ‘Don’t worry‚ Dwight. I’ll have it with me when we meet.’

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    That seems like a wonderful life. You were very successful man‚ and still only 26‚ which is incredibly young for a lieutenant. So why did you move to Texas if you had so much going for you in America? Response: Success is incredibly expensive. Due to schooling‚ I had an immense amount of dept. Unfortunately‚ my marriage was failing‚ and I realized that Texas would bring me new opportunities. I decided to leave my wife and children‚ which was incredibly difficult. Once I had left my old life behind

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    During the Holocaust‚ the Jews were forced to move into ghettos. Ghettos were sections of the city that were separate from the rest of it (Ayer 86). These ghettos were meant to be temporary homes for Jews until they were deported to concentration camps (Yeatts 122). Some ghettos would only last days or weeks‚ and some would last for years (Ghettos). The Jews were moved into the ghettos at separate times. The first ghetto was established on September 21‚ 1939 (Rice 54). The ghetto was placed

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    As I deeply contemplated what I would like about Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)‚ the concept of corrective emotional experience came to my mind. In the process of EFT treatment‚ therapist helps the couple to get in touch with their emotions‚ understand what it is that they need from their partners‚ and regulate their emotions to send clear and coherent emotional signals to their partner. Specifically‚ the couple learns not only to understand their own superficial and deep-seated emotions‚ needs

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