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Self-Forgiveness According To Robin Casarjian
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This 2.5 page paper explains the need for self-forgiveness as described in Robin Casarjian's book, Forgiveness: A Bold Choice for a Peaceful Heart. As difficult as it may be sometimes to forgive others, it is usually even more difficult to forgive oneself. This essay explains why Casarjian argues that forgiveness is an act of self-interest. It also discusses Casarjian's thoughts on self-forgiveness. Bibliography lists 1 source.
Filename: PGfgslf.rtf

Self-Improvement: Norman Vincent Peale's "The Power Of Positive Thinking"
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3 pages in length. Of all the potentially mind-lifting experiences that help individuals overcome bad times in their lives, none is more effective than the overwhelming influence of positive thought. People tend to forget they hold the power over how they respond to a given situation that may confront them. Those who consider daily struggles as 'problems' immediately sidetrack their inherent ability to reach a solution; others, however, who perceive these struggles as 'challenges' immediately being to formulate a plan of resolution rather than dwell upon the negativity of the situation. Norman Vincent Peale, who embraced this approach to everyday life and sought to share it with the rest of the world when he penned The Power of Positive Thinking, teaches readers to eradicate such distracting and harmful factors as self-doubt, stress, worry and resentment in exchange for refocusing upon positive thought. Bibliography lists 1 source.
Filename: TLCPosThink.rtf

Self-Management Program Plan: Exercise
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12 pages in length. Wanting to be active and actually being active are two entirely different concepts, inasmuch as desire in and of itself is not often enough to cultivate the motivation inherent to exercising. The student may want to get off the couch and be more physically active, but that longing must also be accompanied by some formal motivational elements or the idea will soon abate. Formulating a self-management program plan to monitor behavior and instill motivational factors that actual work represents the winning combination for creating and adhering to an exercise program. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
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Self-Perception/Self-Presentation
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A 5 page essay that examines the topic of stereotyping and racial prejudice and how this affects the ways in which people perceive each other and themselves. Part of the fabric of culture is that people tend to define what they mean by "people" as those who share the common characteristics of the most dominant group. Even in countries, such as the US, which pride themselves on being "colorblind," there is the unspoken assumption that people of color are "other." In other words, the dominant mainstream defines itself simply as "people" who, being white, do not feel the need for a designation of race or ethnic identity. This feature of society is problematic in an age where populations are extremely diverse, as social forces can affect not only the way that people of color are perceived but also the ways in which they perceive themselves, that is, their sense of self-presentation. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: khselfp.rtf

Senior Citizen Interview
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This 4 page paper provides an overview of an interview conducted of a 93 year old woman. This paper provides insight into the life of this woman and her stories from the past. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: MH93year.rtf

Senior Citizens / Individual Or Group Programs?
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A 5 page paper discussing the merits of whether it is better to implement individualized programs for seniors or government programs that target seniors as a group. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Sensory Perception: Physiological Biases from Past Experiences and their Relations to Cultural and Racial Biases
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An 8 page overview of the physiological basis of our perceptions. Discusses the phenomenon of phantom limbs in depth and relates this phenomenon to neurological processes and the structure of the brain itself. Suggests that given the number of physiological processes which can lead to false perceptions it difficult to trust even our own bodily perceptions. Extends this thought to a discussion of racial and cultural prejudices, of ingroups verses outgroups. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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Separation And Individuation: Case Study
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3 pages in length. The development of self deficits in terms of separation and individuation reaches its apex by age three, according to researcher Margaret Mahler's findings, a psychological point that relates directly to Gillian's inability to realize herself as an individual. The developmental period between three months and three years is critical to how a person ultimately deals with emotional situations in his or her future; in Gillian's case, Ms Smith sabotaged any normal development by imparting the exact same stringent and controlling demands she sought to escape from her own mother. No bibliography.
Filename: TLCSepIndiv.rtf

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