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Initially people lived in the open or under the canopies of trees or in caves or in any sheltering hole they could find comfort suiting to the prevailing weather conditions.

As the population multiplied they felt the need for creating shelters using broad leaves, tree branches, stones, soil, etc.

Gradually they developed building many varieties of structures as their needs increased.

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What are considered healthy values generally depends on the culture you are a part of and even within that culture these values may be vastly different. Take for example the difference between what is important in the mind of a person that is a Muslim and that in the case of a Christian person. and even then what are considered healthy values may differ greatly among the people of different denominations and ways of thinking. Healthy values are an attitude to the things that are important in what you do in your life that serve to make the lives of others better for them selves and for you.

Health is a matter of three different fields: mental health, physical health and social health. When either of those three is damaged, the others will deteriorate with it. So if you live in a culture where your personal values are shunned or discriminated against, your health will suffer - and not just your social health.

What is important in values, is that your values do not impair your ability to lead a healthy life; which really means your values should complement a healthy lifestyle, on all three grounds of health (mental, physical and social).

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If you define admiration meaning a person to look up to,a role model something that a child would strive to become then they admire:people who are affectionate and instructive/those who have power in their environment and are able to give rewards,high social status,and plentyfull in resources(so naturally their parents-in normal cases and other adults depending on spatial temporal cultural variables of the environment he lives in).Also after the child forms his own values he will admire people with the same values ,people who are efficient in what they do etc.

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A loyal person is someone who will stand by someone else, or a cause, no matter what happens.

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1. Devaluation can affect anyone
2. People can experience rejection and loss of control over their lives
3. There are consequences of being devalued
4. some devalued people often do not have the resources to gain value
5. They are at risk of further devaluation

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Social interaction is important for maintaining our mental health, but also our physical health. Human beings are social animals--our brain is shaped by our social interactions from the time we are born. Without interaction, the centers of the brain that are responsible for empathy and self-regulation don't develop properly.

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Someone who is outgoing has many traits, such as being forward, upfront, loud, spirited, talkative, or lively. Someone who is outgoing does not have a fear of public situations.

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A doddering of seniors

A twaddle of Democrats

A condescension of reporters

A kegger of collegians

A trust-fund of peace marchers

A hypervapidity of Maureen Dowds

A gesticulation of Italians

A corruption of Congressmen

A moustache of policemen

A tumescence of pornstars

A shriek of liberals

A waddle of Rosie O'Donnells

A crimewave of Kennedys

A tapper of Idaho Senators

A nattering of elderly ladies

A caring of staff nurses

A nextplease of dental nurses

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1. Religion

2. Clothing

3. Food

4. Economy

5. The Arts

6. Language

7. Government

8. Transportation

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The Borg made everyone do it in Star Trek. Next Generation.

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1 Comparative and Historical Research,

2 Biographies ,

3 Pattern of Crime Research,

4 Cohort of Study

5 Surveys

6 Observations

7 Analysis of Official and Unofficial Records

8 Experiment

9 Mathematical Model and Econometric Technique

10 Combining Research Strategies

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This is a difficult and challenging question and a proper answer would require years of experience. Cultural barriers depend on the culture of the provider and the patient, so there is no singular answer to the question.

The best answer I have heard is to supersede the Golden Rule ("Treat others as you would want to be treated") with the "Platinum Rule" - Treat others as they wish to be treated.

Like I said, discovering the specifics of this answer takes years of experience and depends on a lot of factors, the most basic being the cultures involved.

Communication barriers often further complicate the situation.

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Yes.

Culture provides many of the categories and ideals that individuals strive to adopt (or else to avoid) in their lives. Whether to be aggressive or passive, stoic or easily excitable, independent or collaborative, all of these attributes (and many more) are influenced by cultural images of what successful or interesting or nice people should be like.

Often there are specific images for that person's group (society, ethnicity, gender, class, age, etc). So there are certain ways to have an "artistic" personality and how to be "feminine" and so on, which are often specific to a particular time, place, and social group.

Often the particular categories and attributes are so pervasive it can be hard to perceive them in your own immediate surroundings. It is easier to see them looking back at accounts of historical people or cross-culturally.

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Lack of public transportation

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Showing your genitals to people who do not want to see them. It is very innappropriate behavior. As is getting on tables and yelling, or yelling in general. You should not do these things unless you know your company personally and are well aquanted with them. Don't fart too.

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An enclave minority establishes its own neighborhood and relies on a set of interconnected small businesses that work together the ground the community economically. Some of the businesses serve the group, while others serve the larger society.

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culture that strongly opposed and widly accepted in a society.

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It is not really possible to become stateless in the most general sense as we are always in some state of mind or some emotional state or some other state of confusion or clarity. If one wants to extricate himself from the statutory schemes that have declared jurisdiction over him or her, this is possible but not in any way easy, even if the state you are trying to be less of is a State within the United States. If you are going to declare yourself sovereign unto yourself then it is imperative you know the law, not just the statutory schemes that were written by the government empowered to govern in the State you live but common law and laws of antiquity as these are the basic legal principles you will have to rely upon in order to obtain any semblance of acknowledgment from your government. You must understand that all law, in one form or another comes down to contracts. Binding pieces of papers or verbal oaths that compel people to act in a certain way. This entire page could be filled with all you need to learn in order to become "Stateless" but if you are not willing to do the work required to discover the truth for yourself then ask yourself do you have the temerity and integrity to stand tall against the monstrosity of government and assert your basic right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness? If you do, do you really believe some anonymous answerers logged on to wikianswers.com will give you the vital information you need? Even the most earnest amongst us couldn't give to you what you haven't all ready earned. Earn it. Learn it. Be free!

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Here's a principled guy who has successfully gone through the process:

http://www.nostate.com/renunciant-resources/

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Iconic memory.

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Simple scrapes, cuts and internal injuries would slowly build and ravage our body both from the inside-out and the other way around. There are certain strains of bacteria that are resistant to almost every form of antibiotic. 2 of them may cause a lot of damage in the near future: MRSA (Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus) and VRE (Vancomycin Resistant Enterococcus).

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It is a sociological term derrived from some swampy donkey eee theorist a long time ago who wanted to descrive in non scientific terms a theory desribing the interaction of a population using data that is not scientific or objective.

If you are looking this up, I feel sorry for you.

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