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    as a model for dependency theory in multiple 20th century economic studies (Ferraro). The recurring theme of extraction of goods from a periphery‚ that is‚ Latin America to an industrialized core began with European colonization even though the US has now taken on a majority of that role. This position was secured through the migration of US corporations to Latin American countries where both the labor and the resources were cheap. Though it is true that they provided jobs for the masses‚ they did

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    you are not alone. Standardized testing has become an increasingly common way to measure anything from student knowledge to the effectiveness of the school‚ especially after the initiation of policies such as No Child Left Behind (NCLB) and Race To The Top (RTTT). But at what costs? Standardized testing does not consistently measure the intelligence of the student or the quality of the education‚ yet it has become the main focus of schools across America and has become a million

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    Hypothesis and Analysis There are a few driving hypotheses to examine prior to Sue’s treatment plan creation. It is clear that Sue feel like she has lost her sense of safety and trust. This is demonstrated by her need to stay at home‚ the fact that she stopped driving her car‚ and her loss of interest in her school work including social life. It is possible that Sue’s demand that Roberta stay with her during her session is because Roberta represents safety‚ comfort‚ and trust to her. The client

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    Why Is Animal Testing Bad

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    Animal testing can prevent humans from becoming ill or hurt. The companies won’t send out something until it shows no harm to the animal‚ that’s when it proves safe. But at what cost? They are hurting animals so that humans won’t get hurt. In some ways that might be considered heroic‚ but it isn’t fair to the animals. They don’t deserve to be hurt. Animal testing is cruel. There are alternatives to animal testing. One way is artificial human skin. It produces better results and is safer. It is made

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    More significantly‚ they acknowledge the fact that it is wrong and unethical to use animals in the experiments if alternative methods of testing would provide equally compelling results. Scientists use animal experiments to test chemicals and medicines‚ as well as to study how animal and human bodies function (in health and illness) (Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals par

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    Animal testing is a form of animal cruelty that is no longer necessary or acceptable. There are many alternatives to animal testing that still ensure that the product is safe for humans. In addition to this‚ different species react differently to the same substances‚ so the tests aren’t always accurate. Last year‚ over 167 million animals died due to animal research. At this rate‚ the number of animals that will die this year will be well over 200 million. Animals used in these testing facilities

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    Marijuana‚ The backbone of the drugs industry. In recent years the marijuana use has been on the rise both recreational use and for medical purposes. If marijuana was legalized it would greatly benefit the United States. Marijuana could be used to help a vast amount of illnesses and it would help get rid of the negative stigma Marijuana has. Legalizing marijuana would also be a huge loss for the illicit drugs industry. Marijuana is one of biggest parts of the illicit drug industry. In 2013‚ marijuana

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    One of the main divisions between mainstream and critical psychology is that of the methods adopted. Discuss with reference to the cognitive social and at least one other social psychological perspective. The theoretical perspective of any approach in social psychology governs the methods adopted‚ which in turn have an affect on the knowledge produced. Using examples from the cognitive social and the discursive psychological perspectives‚ this essay examines how far it can be said that the methods

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    Animal Testing is Necessary “Animal research and testing has played a part in almost every medical breakthrough of the last century. It has saved hundreds of millions of lives worldwide.” Joan Ryan. When most people think about animal testing‚ they usually think about hurt blind animals that they have seen in pictures online or on tv. After seeing those images most people are quick to side with banding animal testing. However what most people do not realize is how much animal testing has helped

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    their thought process they also believe that it is okay to test harmful material and chemicals on animals because they are not human beings. Animal testing is wrong and should be illegal because it is cruel to the animal‚ the tests are not always accurate and there are alternative ways to test products that do not need to be tested on animals. Testing on animals is cruel. It is cruel because it is subjecting animals‚ that feel like people do‚ to extreme pain and torture. As reported by PETA‚ “U

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