Even though, like in most Disney films, the hero ends up falling for her, its not because of any tricks on her part; it takes a kick from the Emperor for Shang to understand that you don't meet a girl like Mulan every dynasty, but once he catches on, he realizes that the qualities that make her behavior scandalous are precisely the things he admires about her. Snow White is exceptionally passive in her relationship with the prince. ... This relationship is completely unrealistic and vastly idealistic. Many people may wish that their relationship could be this effortless, and flawless, but...

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By opening the door individuals choose to change, to enter a new state of being, consider new things and alter their present existence or thinking, as they are exposed to change, because what lies beyond that door is different for everybody. ... The idea that life is continually moving on and things are always changing is represented in Peter Skrzynecki's poem Fleiks Skrzynecki. ... The concept that changing of perspective happens with maturity is also shown in the text Cats in the cradle by Harry Chaplin, where once again we see the falling apart of a father-son relationship, as we did i...

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Identifying these predictors of divorce can help better understand marital relationships and can help prevent divorce. ... Divorce can be considered the result of lowered net attraction in the relationship. ... Also relationships with individuals other than one's spouse can act as alternative attractions. ... As divorce factors one cannot overlook the influences of the individual's parents. ... It must not be forgotten that children also influence parents' rate of divorce greatly. ...

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Research on juvenile female offenders, indicates females and males have similar behaviors in their offenses, as both victimize younger children of the opposite sex. ... There are two major types of juvenile sexual offenders: those who target children, and those who target adults and peers (Hunter, 1999). ... Social and interpersonal skills and relationships of juvenile sexual offenders, have also been noted important. ... Various studies suggest the preexposure to physical maltreatment, and/or emotional separation from parents is common in juvenile sexual offenders (Lovell, 2002). Social sk...

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Numerous Christian social welfare groups have sprouted and came to the aid of the children who were orphaned due to the loss of parents to HIV and AIDS. These Christian social welfare groups sponsored and are still taking care of a huge number of children with food, clothing, shelter and education. There are so many children who were left to take care of themselves simply because their parents had succumbed to HIV and AIDS, thereby creating child-headed families. ... These were meant to equip the children who are taking care of their siblings, with such dexterity, they could stand and fend for...

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The Irish banking sector, like so many around the world, came under extreme pressure in 2007 and 2008 following the fall down of the construction industry and an end to Ireland's property growth. ... The Riverdance is very popular in that it is running up to the moment in major cities apart from Ulan Bater. ... Single moms, divorced parents, step-relationship families and same sex marriages or relationships are the new families of the today (Anonymous, 2005). ... It is normal to exchange handshakes with the older children and greetings have a tendency to be friendly and warm mostly turn i...

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The problems of Britain's cities fall into this category; if we look back over the Nineteenth and early Twentieth centuries we find problems of poverty, unemployment, crime, etc, constantly reoccurring (see Steadman-Jones, 1976). ... These areas remain `Excluded Spaces' or `Places Apart' (Power and Tunstall, 1995; Lupton, 2001) that are often cut off from `mainstream' society and whose inhabitants often feel they have little stake in the wider society and develop `cultures' of their own which are perceived as threatening (in an older terminology these places would be t...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate