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Definitions, causes, and behavioral symptoms of sexual addiction

The idea of sexual addiction has solicited a variety of definitions that are dependant upon the stand the individual is taking. Be it criminology perspective, social science perspective, psychiatric perspective and many more.

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Social networks and scaffolding strategies for complex learning

New Technologies for Students: The Use of Social Networks for Creating Scaffolding Strategies for Students The intent of this abstract is to propose research in the area of using social networks to support highly personalizing learning programs relying on the personalizing training concept of…

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Augustine's conception of the City of God and the earthly city

Saint Augustine's book "The City of God Against the Pagans" deals with the controversy involving Rome and how its fall was associated with the fact that Christianity concomitantly experienced a rise in influence.

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Austria-Hungary's justification for entering World War I

The reasons for World War I are many and multifaceted. Each of the major countries involved felt that they were completely justified in declaring war against their rivals.

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Street harassment and the informal ghettoization of women

A persistent topic of feminist jurisprudence is that the law falls short in taking seriously actions that influence women's lives. The law often belittles or merely pays no attention to proceedings that have a thoughtful influence upon women's awareness, bodily welfare, and independence.

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Dove's "Real Beauty" campaign marginalizes disabled and obese women

Dove Shows No Love: How the Dove "Real Beauty" Campaign Marginalizes Some Groups While Privileging Others Glamour, a popular young women's magazine, challenged young women country wide to note "every negative or anxious thought they had about their bodies over the course of one full day.

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The dual role of social control and empowerment in social work

The fundamental nature of social control can be associated with persuasions over what people are concerned about; what their principles are, and what's imperative to them.

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Bail reform and racial disparities in federal and state courts

The issue of bail in the federal and state legal systems is a matter that has been gong through a lot of debate and formal discussions as to what levels should they be applied and the amount to be charged for bail and also who does not qualify for the bail.

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Personal philosophy of occupational therapy practice and leadership

Occupational Therapy is probably the most diverse and rewarding career a health care or social worker can choose. Personally, my choice towards this career stems from my desire to not only to help others, but also to do so with the greatest scope I can possibly manage.

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Cinematic techniques in "To Kill a Mockingbird" film adaptation

Kill a Mockingbird is a 1962 screen adaptation of Harper Lee's novel of the same name. Set in 1930s Maycomb, Alabama, the novel and film depict Jean Louise "Scout" Finch's experiences during a controversial trial in which her father, Atticus Finch, was involved.

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