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    • 46 column 2, the averages of parents visiting the public library was measured on a 4-point scale: never = 1, once per year = 2, once per month = 3, once per week = 4. Parents of high ELLs go to the family center more often and are 69% more likely...
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    • STRAIGHT IS THE GATE 44 no wives. Most of these men expected to be asked by the community leaders to marry another wife sometime in the future. Contraceptives were discouraged because the Work preached that the main purpose of life on earth is to...
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    • STRAIGHT IS THE GATE 71 Vietnam, you’re dead.” Although this interviewee never encountered this soldier after basic training, this abuse left an indelible mark on this man that lasted for decades and contributed to his desire to live in an...
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    • STRAIGHT IS THE GATE 77 the second wife), she said, I don’t even know you anymore. She perceived that I had changed so much because of that new relationship that she didn’t recognize me as the same person that we had grown together in our...
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    • I called May Hunter to tell her we will be using her gold and black chairs for the event. She is sending me a confirmation email for the linens, tables and chairs. I ordered the 100 matchbooks from Amazon.com and am going to Staples to pick up the...
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    • xi Marshall Plan Foundation and Southern Utah University; Mag. Elke Greindl for her advice, cultural insight, effective classroom instruction, and friendly nature; and fellow students Rebecca Nielsen for her efforts conceptualizing the research...
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    • MUTED MOTHERHOOD 50 her staying at home was not what she wanted but it was the only thing they could afford. Thus, these women validated that they are being economically responsible and saving their families money by staying at home. Comparative...
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    • The Human Element 27 Fiske, Kitayama, Markus, and Nisbett (1998) define culture as the accumulation of values, rules of behavior, forms of expression, norms, values, religious beliefs, occupational choices, and other human-made elements for a group...
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    • The Human Element 63 sufficient and strongly lack financial management skills. This means that they are limiting themselves, and cannot break the cycle of poverty and dependence on government programs. The government officials need to recognize...
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    • The Human Element 66 neighborhood. Knowing that so many people qualify as disabled and that many others likely suffer from additional ailments due to a lack of proper medical care should have instigated an immediate change in evacuation plans. It...
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    • The Human Element 74 them to reflect on the situation, as well as their own lives, and grow together from the experience. In so doing they created a proper and fitting response to the situation. The greatest criticism that they received was in not...
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    • 51 no longer think reading is a waste of time like I used to”. S7 stated, “Reading before was boring, but it is really great now”. S8 stated, “At first I didn’t know how to pick a good book, so it was hard to find good books. Then I went...
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    • P a g e | 16 home have the privilege of greeting a delightsome little boy with a peaceful countenance, and a sweet smile. Another example of damaged Ubuntu is Danet who was eight years old, and brought to CWMF after her sickly grandmother tried to...
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    • P a g e | 39 psychology textbooks‖ (2010). Bolt (2010) argues that Leon Festinger‘s (1956) cognitive dissonance theory is not applicable to global warming fanatics. These fanatics, he professes, were ―making a monkey of old Festinger.‖ In...
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    • No pirates no princesses 23 want to place burdens on a child, harkening back to child labor camps of Dickens, children want to share responsibility. In Hansen‘s (1933) Investigation of Children‘s use of money, responsibility is a part of a...
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    • No pirates no princesses 164 M: Indirectly. I: And the faith that you are. M: We‘re Jewish. But we‘re not very, we try. I think it‘s indirect. They go to Hebrew school, you know, we turn the TV off at dinner. We talk at the table, there are...
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