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Environmental ethics and animal welfare in cultural contexts

In Japan, dolphin and whale meat have been traditional food for many centuries. In Western culture, dolphin and whale have come to be regarded with much greater respect and consideration, largely because of the complexity of their family structure, their sophisticated communications, and their…

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Organizational culture, diversity, communication, and ethics in business

Organizational culture refers to the collective attitudes and values that characterize business organizations. Organizational behavior refers to the manner in which business organizations implement and manifest the various elements of their organizational culture (Robbins & Judge, 2009).

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Internet compulsion and addiction in modern society

Concepts of compulsion and addiction are most often considered in connection with inherently negative behaviors such as alcoholism, drug abuse, and other activities typically associated with excessive behavior.

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Childhood obesity intervention strategies in Virginia schools

Richmond is the capital of the state of Virginia. Its mild climate has made it attractive to visitors and residents alike, and makes outdoor physical activity pleasurable, as summers are not prohibitively hot and winters are not prohibitively cold.

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How adaptive immunity determines human blood group types

One of the great advantages of the human immune system is its capacity to respond to changes in the environment. The immune system possesses the ability to develop adaptive as well as innate immunity to pathogens.

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Atkinson and Shiffrin's model of memory and neuropsychological assessment tests

The most famous typology of memory was originally proposed by Atkinson and Shiffrin (1968). Their research suggested that two distinctly different types of memory exist: short-term memory, and long-term memory.

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Prerequisites and nature of biblical illumination

What are the prerequisites to receiving illumination? Illumination refers to a type of revelation that a reader may have while reading the Bible. Illumination refers to the Holy Spirit working through a person, helping them understand the truth of the written revelation.

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Harm reduction policies and their unintended consequences in drug control

Harm reduction: Pros and (mostly) cons of harm reduction public policies directed at substance abusers Harm reduction is a public health philosophy that seeks to mitigate the dangers that illicit drug abuse and drug use causes in society.

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Personal influences of nature and nurture in my development

According to modern psychologists, human behavior reflects the complex interplay between internal, hereditary, biological influences (i.e. "nature") and external or environmental influences (i.e. "nurture").

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Mental health services and programs in Riverdale, California

Riverdale, California offers a number of services to assist individuals coping with mental difficulties. One of the most notable aspects of Riverdale's approach to mental illness is its specificity. Programs are targeted to address the unique needs of subpopulations dealing with mental illness.

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