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If the culture we consume on television--reality police shows, docudramas, and talk shows--pictures a depraved criminal class lurking among the inner-city poor, politicians have a readymade campaign promise--tough on crime with heavy prison penalties--and corporations can easily cash in on the captive market of prisoners for both low-wage labor and high-priced consumer goods, such as exorbitantly priced telephone cards. Chapters explore faulty beliefs that drive irrational fears, such as fear of rejection, and the harmful or self-sabotaging behaviors that can spring from fear, such as excessive perfectionism or exorbitantly costly overpreparation, and methods for nurturing healthy beliefs to counter negative tendencies. Moreover, Roman officials would only sell the worst, rotten meat to the Goths at exorbitantly high prices. |
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