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The Invisible Woman: Gender, Crime and Justice by Belknap
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A 6 page critical analysis of Joanne Belknap’s The Invisible Woman: Gender, Crime and Justice. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: RAbelw.rtf

The Issue of Service User Rights in the Social Work Setting
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A 7 page overview of the many considerations which enter into the relationship between social worker and their client. Each of these clients have basic human rights which must be acknowledged if beneficial changes can be enacted. These rights include the right to service. Clients also have the right to be involved, or involve significant others, in their case assessment and planning for resolution. They have the right to control their own private property. They also have the right to privacy in regard to their personal information. The author utilizes a case worker’s interaction with a fictional family to illustrate these rights. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: PPrights.rtf

The Legalization Of Gambling / Its Social Impact
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A 5 page overview of the issues surrounding the legalization of gambling. Evaluates potential social impacts like the increase in crime and the creation of jobs and weighs positives against negatives to conclude that legalized gambling has an overall positive social impact. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: Legamb.wps

The Lessons Gained When Learning to Drive
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This 11 page paper considers the development personal practice and skills by looking at a learning experience; the way in which driving is learnt. The paper begins with a fictional account of the experience of learning to drive,. This is the examined with reference to learning theories, such as Lewin and Klob and motivation theory of Maslow. With this understanding the value of learning new skills can then be understood when it is a potential re-offender who is undertaking the learning. A lesson that has been enhanced by beginning the process from a personal rather than a theoretical perceptive. The bibliography cites 5 sources.
Filename: TElerdrv.rtf

The Living Wage Argument
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This 5 page paper supports the view that Americans are not entitled to a living wage and provides evidence that there are many jobs that pay more than a minimum wage. The argument suggests that a living wage is not a birthright. Rather, America affords everyone the same opportunities and people have to take advantage of that. No bibliography.
Filename: SA246wge.rtf

The Many Faces of Child Abuse
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An 8 page overview of one of the most deplorable reflections of modern society. This paper details the statistics of child abuse, discusses its many forms, and the many societal factors which can result in abuse. The author calls for a more aggressive stance to dealing with child abuse, emphasizing that child abuse has many societal ramifications. In addition to the direct effects on a child and family, child abuse can have financial and ethical considerations. The point is driven home that without appropriate intervention, child abuse will grow to become an even more prevalent component of modern society. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: PPchldA2.rtf

The McDonaldization of America
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This 6 page paper describes what George Rizer and others have said about the phenomenon of McDonaldization, and evaluates those opinions. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: HVMcDAme.rtf

The Measure Of Society
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6 pages in length. In a new twist to Ghandi's declaration that 'the measure of a society is how it treats its elderly, its children, its animals,' the aspect of social interaction has warranted closer examination as to the manner by which a society can be measured. Assessing the validity of the twenty-first century version of Ghandi's famous adage – the measure of society is the way it treats its children, its old people, and its criminals – one might readily surmise that while mankind moves forward into the future, there has been a significant backward step with regard to compassion and justice; as such, the blatant absence of social responsibility can be found by the manner in which children, criminals and the elderly are addressed. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: TLCmeasr.wps

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