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    Gender Identity

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    There are a couple factors that determine gender identity; like genetic factors‚ environmental situations‚ psychosocial factors‚ and even sexual hormones. “Gender identity is almost always consistent with chromosomal sex.” (Rathus‚ S. A.‚ Nevid‚ J.S.‚ and Fichner-Rathus‚ L. 2005). From the moment sperm fertilized an ovum‚ our destiny to be a girl or a boy is chosen. Usually at this point; 23 chromosomes from the male donor and 23 from the female come together and combine to make a “zygote”. Starting

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    similarities between advocacy and consultation. After that I discussed how advocacy benefits the care provided to children‚ adolescents‚ adults‚ couples‚ and families related to the specific specialty area that I plan to practice. Lastly‚ I described a hypothetical situation of a child‚ adolescent‚ adult‚ couple‚ or family‚ and addressed how a counselors’ knowledge of consultation and advocacy could interact with the progression of their counseling experience based on my area of specialization. Consultation

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    Immanuel Kant Morality

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    of moral justification is the categorical imperative. It presents a method to determine whether or not an act may be considered to be morally correct. An imperative is either categorical or hypothetical. Kant writes‚ "If now the action is good only as a means to something else‚ then the imperative is hypothetical; if it is conceived as good in itself and consequently as being necessarily the principle of a will which of itself conforms to reason‚ then it is categorical . . . ." (Kant 1989 p.31) As

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    1. Introduction: The problem or issue the author addresses is who should control the means of production – the private or the public. 2. Summary of the article/argument. von Hayek counters Galbraith’s The Dependence Effect by pointing out that the crux of the argument relies on a flaw that ultimately leads a faulty conclusion. While agreeing that many of our wants are created by production‚ von Hayek illustrates that society’s “highest” desires‚ including art‚ literature and education‚ are

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    Logical Fallacies

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    Logic An argument consists of one or more premises and one conclusion. A premise is a statement that can be either true or false that is offered to support a claim. The claim is the conclusion that can be either true or false. Arguments can be deductive or inductive. Deductive vs. Inductive A deductive argument is an argument in which the premises appear to provide complete support for the conclusion. An inductive argument is an argument such that the premises appear to provide some degree of

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    Words I must figure out for first business law exam Percurian Nexus – link or linkeages. Caveat Emptor Causa mortis Marbury v. Madison Judgement Enforceability Order Administrative court Civil law Common law Defendants Express powers Implied powers Equity Original jurisdiction Trial court Uniform commercial code Substantive law Statutory law Precedence Plaintive Fixity Appellee Stare decisis Caveat ven ditor Quid pro quo Old bitor dictum Ras judicata Ratio de ci dente Law – and between individuals

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    The Eucharist And Wirzba's

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    produces proper action. As such Long notes that‚ for Wesley‚ the Eucharist was never to be an optional activity. As Long writes‚ “Prudence is the name for the virtue that fulfills well Aristotle’s practical reasoning. Wesley seems to assume that if the syllogism works‚ the Christian only has one response: attend the Lord’s supper as often as possible.” Wesley himself writes‚ in his sermon “The Duty of Constant Communion‚” that “it is the duty of every Christian to receive the Lord’s Supper as often as he

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    However‚ children in this stage cannot perform mental operations for hypothetical situations. A 3-year-old and the 9-year-old are categorized in different stages. Both the 3-year-old and 9-year-old are able to think about the present state and can picture objects in their minds. However‚ the 9-year-old is able to differentiate and perform mental transformations on specific objects. Both stages need to expand their minds on hypothetical situations. Jean Piaget was a stage theorist who studied cognitive

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    Abortion John T. Noonan

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    John T. Noonan makes the argument that the jump in probability for a fetus’ coming to term‚ at a specific point in the development of the fetus‚ has an important implication for the humanity (personhood) of the fetus. He bases this argument on the reasoning that "life itself is a matter of probabilities‚ and most moral reasoning is an estimate of probabilities." He goes on to state that his argument in which a fetus has an implication for the humanity of the fetus is strictly an "appeal to probabilities

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    Introduction A real knowledge‚ one ought to know‚ goes along with the morality of such knowledge. In so much‚ before one can be admitted or introduced into a particular area of study‚ one must be acquainted the morality or the value of such field of study. For this same reasons‚ morality is very crucial in the day-to-day activities of human existence and in all frontiers of knowledge. The branch of philosophy that addresses questions about morality and value judgment which concerns itself with habits

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