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World History Name Institution Pacific Railway Act Introduction The Pacific Railway Act was authorized to construct a telegraph line and a railroad. The telegraph line would commence all the way from Omaha and end to the far side of Sacramento California. Notably, the act was sign by then the president Abraham Lincoln on the 1st of July 1862 (Pohl and Wennersten, 2009). Nonetheless, the act ensured there was a provision of public land and bonds from the government where pay would originate from to fund the construction. As noted earlier, the legislation as agreed by the signatories, gave permission for two companies in the railroad industry to construct the lines. In the commencement of...

Sociocultural Considerations in Adult Identity Name Institution Sociocultural considerations in adult identity Sociocultural factors are forces in the society and culture that aids in the shaping of the mode of thinking, the behavior and the thought of an individual, they include things like the child rearing practices, the religion, the race, taboos, the ethnic identity, kinship structures, discrimination among many others. Self-identity is having the understanding of oneself. It is the self-concept, its components include the physiological, physical and the social attributes that are influenced by the attitude, beliefs, ideas and the revelations that one grasps from the society (Tennen, 2012)....

Pro-social and Antisocial Behavior Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Personal Perceptions on Prosocial and Antisocial Behavior Personally, helping and stealing are prosocial and antisocial behaviors respectively that have always stood out from the rest. People often disregard shoplifting, as a lesser stealing that one shall simply outgrow in the future. However, the truth is that shoplifting, much like other forms of stealing, is criminal and the worst antisocial behavior the mind can conceive. For an adolescent, stealing can corrode the development of the teenager, as well as, negatively influence the teenager’s integrity and character. It is absurd that many parents and guardians...

Moral Development Student name Institution Moral Development Introduction Moral development is the way a person develops in morality from infancy to maturity. It is the way people interact with one another in the environment they are living at any given moment (Al-Yagon, 2013). Morality is what defines people and what they perceive others in the society they are living in the long run. Moral development has several stages through which they help in the interactions people have with one another in the long term. Process of moral development The moral development is a product of the various interactions the people involves in during the process of growth and development....

METHODS AND RESULTS The format of this work will follow two sub divisions: the methods section and the results (findings) of the study which was to find out if peers (specifically friends) influence exercise. METHODS PARTICIPANTS 100 university students were chosen at random to take part in this study. There were 74 males and 26 females with ages stretching from 19-34. The college categories were freshman, sophomore, junior and senior in an ascending order. MATERIALS The main instrument material used was questionnaires. Computers and printers were also used to come up with the questionnaires in hard copy. Additionally notebooks were used to note down on important notes. References material...