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Book Review of Eckler, Rebecca. (2019). Blissfully Blended Bullshit: The Uncomfortable Truth of Blending Families. Toronto: Dundurn Press.
No full textSharenting and Exploitation: A Qualitative Content Analysis of Public Reactions to the Wren Eleanor Situation
No full textBook Review of Eckler, Rebecca. (2019). Blissfully Blended Bullshit: The Uncomfortable Truth of Blending Families. Toronto: Dundurn Press.
No full textThe Perception of Intimacy: Are Dating Reality TV Shows Affecting Relationships?
No full textA common theme that has emerged in relationship literature is the effect that TV reality shows have on determining one\u27s perception and engagement in intimacy. For instance, the introduction of technology has shifted the way we participate in courtship practices. Now, individuals use mediums, such as dating apps, to find a partner and engage in intimacy. However, this discussion has ignored other mediums, such as TV shows, that center intimacy and relationships. In this article, we explore how the emergence of dating reality TV shows has shaped the way we perceive intimacy and engage in dating behaviours, answering the question: how are dating reality TV shows affecting relationships
The Benefits and Dangers of Online Dating Apps
No full textThis research paper focuses on online dating services. It explores the advantages and disadvantages of online dating apps, concluding with a discussion to help users rationalize whether the benefits of dating apps can justify the risks and dangers. Marketers sell consumers the hope that finding a match is guaranteed. As online dating seeps into the modern world, more and more users are experiencing the negative consequences of using dating apps. This paper will include techniques and strategies to help users mitigate these potential harms
Book Review of Robertson, David A. (2020). Black Water: Family, Legacy and Blood Memory. Toronto: HarperCollins Publishers.
No full textBook Review of Eckler, Rebecca. (2019). Blissfully Blended Bullshit: The Uncomfortable Truth of Blending Families. Toronto: Dundurn Press.
No full textBook Review of Onusko, James. A. (2021). Boom Kids: Growing Up in the Calgary Suburbs, 1950-1970. Waterloo: Wilfred Laurier University Press
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