CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE AS SEEN IN PERFECT MATCH BY JODI PICOULT: A PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACH

This research entitled Child Sexual Abuse As Seen in Perfect Match by Jodi Picoult used psychological approach by Kagan & Havemann. The researcher is motivated to choose this thesis because of some reasons. The novel is written by Jodi Picoult who is the famous author in America, the researcher intends to describe child sexual abuse experiences in the novel Perfect Match, to find kind of the effect child sexual abuse. This novel also teaches many norms of life. The objectives of this research are to describe child sexual abuse experiences in the novel Perfect Match, to describe the effect of child sexual abuse in the novel Perfect Match, and to describe the moral values in the novel Perfect Match. This research employs library research to collect the data. The researcher uses two data sources: primary and secondary data source. The primary data source is about the novel itself. Then the secondary data are taken from other sources which are related to the primary data such as books, journal, magazine article, encyclopedias, dictionaries, hanbooks, periodical indexes, and reviews. The data are analyze using theory (Hollenberg & Ragan, 1991), Beninga (1991: 131). The findings of the research are describing child sexual abuse experiences in the novel Perfect Match, namely statutory rape, molestation, and Incest. The effect of child sexual abuse in the novel Perfect Match consist with physical aspect such as wound, and psychological aspect include depression and stress. The moral values in Perfect Match are divided into two part, namely positive and negative moral values

Fluid Inspired Art

The goal of the project was to develop an interactive display to demonstrate the inherent beauty and complexity of fluid flows as a tool for informal science education for the campus community and its visitors. The project was successfully completed with the installation of our display at the main Library.https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/soecs-exhibitions/1003/thumbnail.jp

A Two Layered Model for Evolving Web Resources

In this paper the key features of a two-layered model for describing the semantic of dynamical web resources are introduced. In the current Semantic Web proposal [Berners-Lee et al., 2001] web resources are classified into static ontologies which describes the semantic network of their inter-relationships [Kalianpur, 2001][Handschuh & Staab, 2002] and complex constraints described by logical quantified formula [Boley et al., 2001][McGuinnes & van Harmelen, 2004][McGuinnes et al., 2004], the basic idea is that software agents can use techniques of automatic reasoning in order to relate resources and to support sophisticated web application. On the other hand, web resources are also characterized by their dynamical aspects, which are not adequately addressed by current web models. Resources on the web are dynamical since, in the minimal case, they can appear or disappear from the web and their content is upgraded. In addition, resources can traverse different states, which characterized the resource life-cycle, each resource state corresponding to different possible uses of the resource. Finally most resources are timed, i.e. they information they provide make sense only if contextualised with respect to time, and their validity and accuracy is greatly bounded by time. Temporal projection and deduction based on dynamical and time constraints of the resources can be made and exploited by software agents [Hendler, 2001] in order to make previsions about the availability and the state of a resource, for deciding when consulting the resource itself or in order to deliberately induce a resource state change for reaching some agent goal, such as in the automated planning framework [Fikes & Nilsson, 1971][Bacchus & Kabanza,1998]

Developing-and-Documenting-Research.pdf

This guide is designed to facilitate a greater role for practitioners in local government research by encouraging them to develop ideas, document good practice, and share their work with a wider audience

The Influence of Media in the Digital Age on Millennials

This paper will be paired with a magazine to convey the thoughts and detailed expression of the correlation to the presence of mass media and the society we have now. The magazine serves two main purposes. The first is to contribute a visual aspect to thoughtfully convey each example and how these issues are reflected in our society. It is done by showing you real life examples while also showcasing my craft as a graphic designer and working within my major. I believe that the visual experience is absolutely necessary and will help audiences take in the information on a different level. The artwork, is supposed to act as a visual reference to show the correlation between media and our perceptions and in order to highlight all my research. The second reason I am creating a magazine, is to make a satirical comment towards my thesis topic. This paper, is all about media and technology and the influence of it in our lives, and magazines are a large part of that world and have had a lot of influence in how we perceive certain aspects of who we are. To have my magazine portray all the information that has been researched, alongside current day examples of how mass media infiltrates our minds and takes over our lives, would be ironic. Magazines are an accepted vehicle for delivering imagery, opinion, and current events which is just another reason I chose a magazine as a accompanying project to this thesis. Today the need for validation of the press has become the ultimate source of truth in our society. This thesis will be examining the influence of mass media and the surge of technology in our society in the topics related to body image, race, gender and communication. It will not be delving into just the positive or negative effects,’but the effects on society in general as well as the pressures it has had in our lives. I will specifically be focusing on how technology and mass media has influenced individuals who are known as “iGen” or millennials. “A generation shaped by the smartphone and by the concomitant rise of social media. I call them iGen.” (Twenge). It is a generation cultivated by the smartphone

Website Quality Measurement of Higher Education Services Institution Region IV Using Webqual 4.0 Method

The purpose of this study is to measure and describe the Higher Education Services Institution Region IV website quality using the Webqual 4.0 method. The questionnaire filling, depth interviews, and observation are the methods used in this research. The measurement results showed that the overall of the Higher Education Services Institution Region IV website quality was included in Good criteria. In detail from the measurement results, the dimension criteria that gained the highest score was the usability dimension which is 741,63 with a percentage of 81.05 (good criteria). The information quality dimension obtained an average score of 730,57 with a percentage 79.84 (good criteria). While the dimension that obtained the lowest score was the service interaction dimension which was 710,50 with the percentage of 77.10 (good criteria). In addition, in order to accommodate the needs of visitors, this study found the fact that visitors expected website developers to build the website navigate easily, information updated more, implement a comprehensive recommendation system, and more interactive

What\u27s News @ Rhode Island College

Co-op ed offers chance to work, (1) earn -- Gov\u27t opens research grants to all schools, but few changes seen -- Senior Art Exhibition May 10-25 -- Lobban wins grant -- Presidential spouses volunteer for their colleges -- Evans Memorial Lecture series inaugurated -- Students organizations recognized ar=t awards dinner -- Calendar of Event --https://digitalcommons.ric.edu/whats_news/1265/thumbnail.jp