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Freud's theory of sublimation and American football

Freud Sublimation Football secretly believe that if one had the means of studying the sublimation of instincts as thoroughly as their repression, one might find quite natural psychological explanations which would render your humanitarian assumption unnecessary."

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Death education and bereavement counseling for traumatized children

Talking to Children about Death actually begins early in their lives. Fairy tales and children's stories often contain elements of death or dying in the story format that help children grasp the concept of death.

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Nineteenth-century evolutionary theories of marriage, family, and religion

How do the methods of 19th Century Evolutionists explain the development of marriage, family, political organization, and religion?

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Branding strategies and trusted advisor status in global markets

Assessing the Influence of branding on consumer purchase behavior is begins with an analysis of how the accumulated effects of marketing strategies contribute to the permanency of branding and their accumulative effects on consumers.

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Cognitive dissonance in a tobacco company call center

At present, you could say that I am 'living' cognitive dissonance theory at my current place of employment. I work at a call center for Phillip Morris USA, one of the world's largest tobacco companies.

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Barber's classification of presidential character types and their influence on governing style

Barber, James. The Presidential Character. New York: Prentice Hall, 1992. Given the recent election of our nation's next president, speculation naturally abounds as to what his administration will resemble, and how his personal governing style will affect the future of America.

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Mill's utilitarianism and its applications in contemporary leadership

John Stuart Mill's philosophy of utilitarianism were a popular moral guidepost for leadership today, it would be interesting to see how many leaders embrace the idea that actions are correct so long as they lead to the promotion of contemporary definitions of happiness.

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Organizational commitment of seasonal contingent workers in wholly seasonal environments

Study of White-Collar, Seasonal Contingent Worker's Organizational Commitment within a Wholly (99%) Seasonal Environment

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Effects of parental divorce on children's social and behavioral development

Over and over, we have been taught that family is the fundamental social institution; that it is the basic unit of the society. This very much echoes a macro perspective on the family. But indeed, a micro take on this subject matter wages equitable interest. What really happens inside a family?

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Danielle Green-Byrd's survival and resilience after combat injury

In the face of tragedy, the human being survives. This is a generalized truth - that our species is nothing if not a survivor. How else could we have prevailed in the ultimate predator contest over the vast millennia of our existence?

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