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    Marriages in Nigeria

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    Two major types of marriage exist in Nigeria: monogamy‚ a marriage of one man to one woman‚ and polygyny‚ a marriage of one man to two or more wives. In most cultural groups in Nigeria‚ traditional marriage is usually an arrangement between two families as opposed to an arrangement between two individuals. Accordingly‚ there is pressure on the bride and bridegroom to make the marriage work as any problem will usually affect both families and strain the otherwise cordial relationship between them

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    Positive psych

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    Abstract The emerging field of positive psychology has gained a lot of interest in the recent years. Positive psychology has been proven to promote happiness in many individual’s lives as well as reinforce their personal feelings of self-worth. The use of positive psychology can be applied to multiple aspects of an individual’s life‚ making it a universal approach to happiness and less stress. One major group of individuals that can effectively carry out the use of positive psychology is athletes.

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    Small Scale Research Project What strategies do Early Years Practitioners use to Promote Positive Behaviour By Laura-Marie Wakefield Contents Page Introduction Page 7 Literature ReviewPage 9 Methodology Page 15 Action and Presentation of ResultsPage 19 Critical ReflectionPage 23 ConclusionPage 27 Reference ListPage 29 Appendix 1Page 32 Appendix 2Page 33 Appendix 3Page 34 Appendix 4Page 35 Appendix 5Page 36 Appendix 6Page 37 Appendix

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    A Report on Positive Thinking “How to cultivate it” Positive Thinking Introduction: Positive thinking is a mental attitude. A positive mind anticipates happiness‚ joy‚ health and a successful outcome of every situation and action. A negative mind on the other hand‚ suffers grief‚ depression‚ discomfort and failure.  Positive thinking actually means approaching life’s challenges with a positive outlook. It does not necessarily mean avoiding or ignoring the bad things;

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    Marriage and Wife

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    According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary marriage is defined as “the state of being united to a person of the opposite sex as husband or wife in a consensual and contractual relationship recognized by law.” In the essay “Of Marriage and Single Life” by Francis Bacon‚ he talks about how men should act to please women‚ so they can marry them in the future. Francis Bacon wrote this piece in the early seventeenth century. In the essay “I Want A Wife” by Judy Syfers‚ she talks about wives from a husbands’

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    Positive Thinking The difference between can and cannot are only three letters. Three letters that determine your life’s direction. Being positive or negative are habits of thoughts that have a very strong influence on life. Positive and negative are directions. Which direction do you choose? Positive thinking is expecting‚ talking and visualizing with certainty what you want to achieve‚ as an accomplished fact. Riches‚ mediocrity and poverty begin in the mind. Reality is the mirror of your

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    Theresa Period 2 English 101 October 13‚ 2013 Causal Analysis Rough Draft Many people often wonder‚ “ Does early exposure to violence influence frustration and aggression in adolescence and adulthood?” or they might ask‚ “ What are the effects of early exposure to violence?” There are many situations in childhood that might cause or influence the later life of a child. Whether it is violent video games‚ rough sibling playing or parents who fight in front of their children; there must be some

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    Gay Marriage

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    People who oppose gay marriages fit into this category. People against gay marriages say that it is not natural to be a homosexual. Even by ignoring the biological belief that homosexuals are born with a different sexual orientation‚ this is still an absurd argument. The world is full of "unnatural" things‚ but most of the time we just look the other way. Along with the development of civilization came the concept of tolerance. It was not long ago that interracial marriages were considered taboo

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    Intimacy in Marriage

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    THE MESSAGE FOR THE YOUNG COUPLES SEMINAR HELD ON AUGUST 29‚ 2009. THEME: INTIMACY IN MARRIAGE. MESSAGE BY: TAIWO‚ Elijah Introduction The word intimacy comes from a Latin word that means "innermost." In the marriage relationship‚ this translates into a vulnerable sharing of our inner thoughts‚ feelings‚ spirit‚ and true self. Both men and women need to feel secure in this sharing and confidant of their spouse’s support. This support is achieved through listening‚ empathy‚ prayer‚ or reassurance

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    expected to marry early in age to start a family while the husband worked and provided for the whole family. Since a large number of women have begun to wait until in their late twenties‚ this has been commonly called “The Marriage Delay” (Bronson and Merryman par. 3). The delayed marriage rates have risen because of financial considerations‚ because more people are going to college‚ and because women have become more independent. Before people even noticed a rise in delayed marriage it was something

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