What exactly is it that drives the driver who knows the rules of driving and knows the consequences if the rules are broken, i.e.; a moving violation with a heavy fine attached or a potentially fatal car crash, to continue to break the rules despite their knowledge? What is the driving force causes male drivers to run through a stop sign and what would cause a female driver to be more compliant to the rules of the road? ... The subjects consisted of 220 accidental samples of vehicles that emerged on the stop sign, meaning that each car was chosen without any reason other than the ...

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Though the types of reputation may vary between men and women, it is nevertheless a powerful force that determines the fate of every single character in Othello. ... Again, reputation is the driving force that leads Cassio to make these mistakes. ... It is a driving force that decides the fate of men, and can be ever so easily changed with just a few simple lies. ...

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Views on particular topics involving women, such as education, employment opportunities, rights to inheritance, dress, age of marriage, permissibility of birth control, divorce, property rights independent of her husband, driving, and many others have been varied pertaining to the particular region or culture that has adopted it. ... Statistically speaking, Islamic nations have the lowest women labor force in the world. Certain nations, such as Saudi Arabia, make it very difficult for women employment because things such as driving, military involvement, and working in professions with men a...

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Mobility is a huge factor in the work force, and the less one is "tied down" to, the easier it is to make the necessary transitions. ... Many of these societies use dependence training as their driving force behind these cultural structures. ... Women can contribute significantly to a society, increasing the available work force two-fold. ...

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In Sut Jhally's video "Dream Worlds 2, he makes an important comment that the way in which women are portrayed in the media is strongly influenced by the fact that men are the driving force of the market. ... It is sad to know that these 12 year olds believe that it is okay for a man to force himself upon a woman if he has spent money on her. ...

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Women need moments of security and privacy to maximize their efficiency in the work force. ... For Kyra, "The car was her sanctuary- (73) In between houses, she found freedom and relaxation as she was in control of every aspect of her driving experience: her music, her speed, and her overall mental state. ...

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The struggle for power between the couple and their paths to accepting their roles in society is the driving force in this story, giving Hemingway ample opportunity to critique how gender roles have changed over time. ...

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In this essay I will explore how semiotic analysis throw light on how female gender is represented in British culture. The photograph I have chosen to investigate is taken from Alexander McQueen's AW/14 campaign, starring English model Eddie Campbell shot by photographer Steven Klein. The campaign c...

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The interplay between Stanley and Stella, between Stanley and Blanche, and between Mitch and Blanche provide the dramatic conflict for the story, driving the plot and structuring the development of the characters. ... The assault is a dramatic moment in the play; Stanley has seized control through an overly masculine exertion of force. ...

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Moreover, outsourcing companies' aim is not to equalize gendered participation in the labor force, but to "meet the demand for a steady supply of workers who can be purchased on the cheap" (Patel, 2008, p. 47). ...

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