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    A helping profession is one that nurtures the growth of or addresses the problems of a person’s physical‚ psychological‚ intellectual‚ emotional or spiritual well-being. At this stage of my life Social Work is what I am most interested in practicing because it provides opportunities for me to work in many different settings with people whose problems‚ issues and needs are diverse. My second choice would then be guidance counseling which is the process of helping individuals discover and develop their

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    “Social Work Value &Ethics” PDA was designed for social worker majors and pre social worker majors. Values and Ethics are what social workers live by it entails our code of ethics. The Code of Ethics tells us as social workers how we should act and behave. As social workers it is very important that we practice by these values and ethics. I like this PDA for the reason that many social workers today act as if they do not know anything about values or ethics. I think all social workers should attend

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    Nakisa Pirooz SLWK-200 September 26‚ 2013 Reflection Paper 1 “I am not truly free if I am taking away someone else’s freedom‚ just as surely as I am not free when my freedom is taken from me. The oppressed and the oppressor alike are robbed of their humanity‚” is a famous quote in “Long Walk to Freedom‚” by Nelson Mandela. Young African Americans arrested for drug possession are forty-eight times more likely to end up in prison than Caucasians are. Racism applies to other races as well from all

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    Reflections about syndicate group work "I always had a different opinion to our group leader‚ but he always made me give in‚ even when I was not at all persuaded by his arguments‚ I can ’t explain how that happened". This statement made by one of my group members is quite revealing. While she recognizes the dominance of our leader´‚ she is perplexed because she fails to understand how she was manipulated. How did he do it? Was it only his dominance or were there perhaps Machiavellic elements

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    Work Ethics and Today’s Youth When Lewis Hine started to photograph working life around America‚ he didn’t realize how big of an issue he was capturing. In the essay “Lewis Hine and the Social Uses of Photography” it is written‚ “Hine believed that pictures could make a difference in the way people thought about issues‚ such as those surrounding child labor laws. He saw photography as a means of interpreting and revealing the world of work to the public at large” (Lewis Hine 445). The poor work

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    Overall‚ this is an excellent paper. A brilliant examination of the duality between work and leisure – great focus on the Protestant work ethic as well. Excellent examination of the roles of work and leisure in contemporary society as well as throughout history. Excellent references used very well to support your case throughout. The only weakness was not following conventions for reference list (no bullet points) Top work The Graduate qualities being assessed by this assignment are indicated by an X:

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    Chapter 8 Developing Good Work Ethic Definition of Work Work is both personal and social activity. As a personal activity‚ it is aimed at developing a person As a social activity its purpose is the preservation of society. Work therefore has moral and legal implications. Work is a legitimate use of our mental and bodily powers for economic gain or profit 1. Work is the “use” or application of our physical powers to accomplish certain tasks. It is the “use” because nobody can own another

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    Attitudes toward Work: After conducting some research it appears the “puritan work ethic” is not present in India. The people of India need to understand the reason why they are doing something. They do not do tasks just for the sake of keeping busy. For example‚ Indian kids in school do not receive “busy” work when it comes to homework‚ rather they get homework that will help the understand concepts. In America‚ we strive on this idea that we should always be doing something‚ rather it has purpose

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    sure that all my work was done well and turned in on time. Even in the third grade‚ missing school did not feel like an option to me. I remember that when my parents discovered that I had contracted head lice they informed me I would have to miss school while we treated it. Upon receiving this news‚ I sobbed. I wasn’t upset that I had head lice‚ I was upset that I would be missing important information while I was home taking care of the problem. Thankfully‚ my tough work ethic stuck with me into

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    affairs and wrote much that promoted that position. He was educated in a Dissenter-friendly school and his father hoped that he would become a priest‚ but he became a merchant instead‚ much like Robinson himself. The sociological concept of Protestant Work Ethic is strongly visible along the lines of the novel. A German philosopher cited amongst Emile Durkheim and Karl Marx as the founders of sociology- Max Weber - develops that concept in 1904/05 suggesting that the Protestant way conjured a code of everyday

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