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women more likely to differ

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Who: problem

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Paragraph showing that high con leads to individuals acting or abstaining from certain behaviors, which implies they feel personally responsible for their own actions. "prevention-focused individuals aim at reducing the discrepancy with their ought self-guide (their beliefs about their duties and obligations), are concerned with the presence or absence of negative outcomes, and when pursuing goals, are focused on abstaining from behaviors that could impair goal-attainment (Higgins et al., 2001)."

page 1062- nice run down of in. loc. relating to behavior mildly related to con.

implies high con and int. loc could be related

plan b article showing that people with high con may have higher in. locon.

locus of control -> health related behaviors

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So uh, I had to download this extension for a class and now I think I've unlocked a whole new portion of the internet.

This is pretty sad but you're completely right. Some parents are just irrationally afraid of allowing their kids to find out that non-straight people exist. I think a small number would be open to a frank conversation about the subject, but that would only work for parents who are pretty open-minded. Hopefully by the time our generation is in that position, things will be different.

This is really beautiful. "Let them love the real you." I think some non-LGBTQ+ people might not understand how important this is, not only to a family but to an individual's mental health. It feels awful to have to hide who you are, and nobody should have to.

This made me smile; I'm happy you lucked out and had a really great experience. It makes me feel a little more optimistic when families actually handle situations like this very well.

I had not stopped to consider the difference between being in high school while Trump is in office, versus my experience when Obama was in office. It must be terrifying to be in your most impressionable stage in life during a time when our political climate is full of hate and discrimination.

This line is important because it claims that power relations are a major factor in racism. If the people leading our country are supposed to be an example of what Americans are like, then our leaders having racist thoughts or actions is detrimental to the health of the community.

I was immediately drawn to this article because of this opening line. Racism is something that makes most people uncomfortable, yet it's so important to talk about. According to Kelly Sue DeConnick, being uncomfortable is what helps us to grow. She claims it is her obligation to make people have the conversation that naturally make them shy away. It is the only way to make progress.

There were so many occurrences that I hadn't known about before. Heather Heyer was widely discussed, but I was under the impression that her death was the act of violence that ended the rally. There were many acts, mostly racial hate-crimes, but also violence aimed at the LGBTQ community and others. The city had even attempted to reduce the damage by directing the rally away from the mall where a brawl took place, but they were limited in what steps they were allowed to take.

It's unlikely that the white house isn't aware of this group and what they're saying. That makes Trump's refusal to explicitly denounce them much worse. I've heard hate crimes on marginalized people have increased since the election, even in our incredibly diverse mid-Michigan city. More and more I'm seeing people flat-out proclaim that Trump is their scapegoat. Furthermore, this means people can no longer defend the actions of the alt-right; they formally declared that they are a group whose mission is to spread hate.

In this video, Fox News journalists debate the pros and cons of Trump's secondary response to the Charlottesville riot. Among the arguments, one man attempts to imply that the left initiated the violence long before Charlottesville was even part of the equation. He even compares the left to a cult- while subsequently claiming that "make America great again" is not a divisive slogan. Even his biggest supporters say he will never admit when he's wrong, and I think it's disgusting that they're okay with that. I can't stand how the main reporter has so much patience to listen to the man on his right, but no patience for the woman on his left. The main reporter calls Trump's response a "PR Hit" instead of calling it what it is: a blatantly ignorant and hateful reply.

The only word I can use to describe this unscripted quote is "nauseating." I'd like to know where Trump gets his news from, because I've yet to hear of any violence incited by the people who are just there to proclaim that their lives matter just as much as any other American.

This poor mother must feel awful about not realizing how much anger resided in her son.

This situation would be depressingly ironic if I could get past the anger. Is there anything more un-American than confederate symbols? We're supposed to be a country of freedom- but clearly to these horribly misled people, you're only allowed freedom if you're white, straight and cisgender. We should be proud that the confederates weren't allowed to continue practicing hate after the civil war; these people want to celebrate an awful dark side to our nation's past.