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Effective Parenting
The two-year age a time of great change for most children, they learn to be independent and often deliver the difficulties their parents, but still, this new-found freedom sometimes frightens them. They may already understand the more complex principles than those which they can express verbally, which cause frustration ...
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Domestic Violence
Domestic Violence
Introduction
Human suffering is the most the most painful topic of sociology, which needs immediate attention. Suffering can be defined as the pain and harm caused by the unequal and unjust social structures to a person, group or a social class. Sufferings are of two types, physical ...
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RESEARCH METHODS
Quantitative Research Methods
Quantitative Research Methods
Introduction
Traditionally, research in the field of health promotion has followed in the footsteps of its "older brother," medicine. However, the reductionistic model of disease causation cannot adequately describe the complex mechanisms that influence health behavior. Social marketers working to promote health have learned ...
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SELF REFLECTION
Social Work and My Aim in Life
Social Work and My Aim in Life
Introduction
“If you want a year of prosperity, plant rice. If you want 10 years of prosperity, plant trees. If you want prosperity for ever, a village education”. (Chinese proverb).
From my childhood, I taught to self dependant ...
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STRUCTURAL THEORY
Structural Family Therapy
[Name of the Institute]
Structural Family Therapy
Introduction
The developers of social theory are Salvador Minuchin and his colleagues. The theory was developed in 1960s due to rising interest in systematic analyses and evaluation of human relations and distress, and analyzing those natural systems which result in distress. The family ...
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Family and its Functions
Family and its Functions
Definition
Considering the lateral definition that has been existing over the years, a family has been defined and identified as a group of people and family members that are associated and affiliated by consanguinity, affinity, or co-residence.
Trends that affect the definition of “family”
While ...
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NATIONALISM
Is Nationalism a progressive or a conservative force?
Table of Contents
Introduction2
Discussion2
Definition2
Main Argument4
Historical development of Civic and Ethnical Nationalism4
Is nationalism an Ideology?5
Fascism7
Progressive Ideology8
Liberalism and Socialism9
Comparison of Liberalism, Conservatism and Fascism in light of Nationalism10
Conclusion10
Is nationalism a progressive force?10
Is Nationalism a progressive or a conservative force?
Introduction
Since the early civilizations people have constantly ...
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STAT SPOTTING CRITICAL ANALYSIS
Stat Spotting Critical Analysis
Stat Spotting Critical Analysis
Introduction
Statistical information on population health is the foundation of training solutions to improve the policy, the choice of priorities, defining a strategy for development of health in the country. Accordingly, the scope and content of all accounting and reporting ...
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Literature Review: Subcultural Theory of Crime
Literature Review: Subcultural Theory of Crime
Introduction
Subcultural theory surface as a result from the work of Chicago School, which has been developed from the earlier school of symbolic interactionism to a relatively new set of theories explaining criminal behavior. The subcultural theory argues that there are ...
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Rational Choice Theory
[Name of the institute]Rational Choice Theory
Rational Choice Theory
This is one of the theories that is used by the psychologists and social scientists to understand the human behaviour. Rational choice theory assumes and postulates that individuals prefer to take such actions that would generate maximum and greatest benefits for ...