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Process theology's response to the problem of evil

Evil is divided into two main categories. First, there are moral evils. Moral evils are "bad deeds committed by agents who are capable of moral decision making" (p.415). Examples of moral evils include, but are not limited to: wars, murder, abuse of power, domestic violence, rape, child abuse.

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Why people disclose personal information to strangers

Intuitively, one would expect that it is always easier and more appropriate to discuss personal issues with close friends and acquaintances and to do so much less with relative strangers.

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Developing a security awareness program for JCS Architects

The weakest link in an organization's security architecture is typically found in the user. This paper explores the concept of developing security awareness in the individual user. In addition, the definition of awareness will be presented.

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Person-centered therapy and its criticisms in modern practice

Person-centered therapy brings a highly non-directive approach to the therapeutic relationship.

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Biological and environmental factors in the development of Munchausen's syndrome

Is there a biological basis or genetic predisposition for this disorder? There remains a paucity of timely and relevant studies concerning the basis for Munchausen's syndrome.

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Revising the hedonic treadmill theory: modifications and implications for happiness

Deiner, Lucas and Scollon (2006) note that the hedonic treadmill theory states that negative and postiive events in a person's life affects his or her happiness; however, people then revert back to a hedonic neutrality.

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Germany's complex process of confronting the Holocaust and Nazi past

Frei, Norbert. (2010, September). 1945-1949-1989: dealing with two German pasts. Frei, Norbert. (2010, September). 1945-1949-1989: dealing with two German pasts.

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Dallas Willard's vision of spiritual transformation and Christian growth

Dallas Willard's book, Renovation of the Heart, the author presents his views concerning the need for spiritual development and growth through an inner transformation that will align people with the inner self of Christ so that Christlikeness is a natural outpouring.

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Best fit concept in human resource management practices

In general, the concept of best practices is applicable throughout modern business management and administration.

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Development and validation of a 10-item extroversion personality scale

Extroversion has been conceptualized as one of the core human characteristics within the constructs of many personality tests, including the popular Myers-Briggs and DISC personality assessments.

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