Factors That Might Make Children In Institutional Care More Vulnerable To Abuse
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10 pages in length. In today's world of institutional care, one might readily surmise that abuse or neglect of children is more common than one wants to admit. Although laws have been passed pertaining to health reform in this area, the extent to which this abuse occurs is sometimes not reported, particularly when such behavior goes on behind the scenes. Indeed, it often goes unnoticed inasmuch as the children themselves are often unable to report what is being done to them. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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Families Today: "The Way We Really Are" and "Amazing Grace"
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A 5 page paper which compares "The Way We Really Are" by Stephanie Coontz and "Amazing Grace" by Jonathan Kozol, examining aspects of families today. These books are also briefly discussed as they address "Am I Blue?" by Bruce Coville and "The Woman Who Walked Into Walls" by Roddy Doyle. No additional sources cited.
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Families: Significant Social Changes in the Past Fifty Years
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A 5 page paper which examines two significant social changes which have affected families in the past fifty years. The changes discussed are those involving women in the workplace and technology. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: RA50fam.rtf

Family & Marriage
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A 9 page paper that considers the impact of working mothers on the development of the family. The writer demonstrates the social and cultural changes that have impacted the role of the family. No bibliography.
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Family Analysis: Sociological Theories
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6 pages in length. The family structure is based upon the participation of its members, with each individual bringing an entirely different perspective and approach to the overall composition. When something goes awry within the fundamental components of this family unit, they must be addressed in order to regain the harmony so critical to a healthy familial system; however, oftentimes what occurs is the perpetuation of said dysfunctional behavior to the point where the family structure has been undermined beyond repair. One issue in particular that relates to this circumstance is that of family violence. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: TLCFamAn.rtf

Family and Wolff's 'The Rich Brother'
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A five page paper which looks at the concept of family life with particular reference to socio-economic discrepancies, and in relation to Tobias Wolff's short story The Rich Brother.
Filename: JLrich.rtf

Family Development : Courtship, Marriage, and Parenting
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A 10 page paper which analyzes the interpersonal relationships that characterize courtship, early marriage, and parenting. As an additional subject we also discuss step-parenting which is an important issue in regards to all of the commitments previously mentioned. In discussing these subjects we implement Kolb�s model of learning as a tool for assessment. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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FAMILY DISORGANIZATION AND SOCIOLOGY
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This paper examines the concept of family disorganization and, through various articles, attempts to dispel some of the myths as to why families to become disorganized. The topic is exampled from a sociological and societal standpoint. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: MTfamily.rtf

Family Factors And Delinquency
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A 15 page paper that addresses the correlation between family structure and family life and delinquency. Over the last three decades, the family structure has changed dramatically. Over this same period of time, the rate of delinquency has increased significantly. The writer looks at possible connections between these two trends, in general, and at family structure and family management practices as related to delinquency, in particular. Data are included. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
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Family Failure and Social Problems: The Views of Coontz and Kozol
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This 7 page paper provides an overview of central elements of Stephanie Coontz book The Way We Really Are and Jonathon Kozol's book Amazing Grace and defines the themes of both books in terms of their reference to the failure of the American family. This paper considers the role that the American family has played in shaping modern social problems. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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