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Primary and secondary sources in business research methods

Some examples of primary sources are court documents, texts of laws or Supreme Court decisions, photographs, videos, eyewitness accounts and other similar documents. A primary source can either be objective (a written law) or it can be subjective (an eyewitness account).

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Calcium's vital functions in the human body

It is difficult to decide which elements are the "most important" in the human body, as many different elements are essential to survival.

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Classroom misbehavior management through teacher leadership and intervention

The first and foremost important lesson which has to be learnt by the leader of any group -- including a classroom full of students -- is that of leadership through the power of example.

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Challenges and considerations for using weblogs in research

The use of weblogs as a researching tool is marred with several demerits that must be systematically be dealt with in order to improve its efficiency to the researcher and acceptance amongst the respondents.

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Classroom environmental design for students with ADHD

According to the article "Setting up your classroom to help ADHD children," using proper care in setting up the physical environment of a classroom can result in profound benefits for students with special needs.

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Street justice and legal justice in "Bullet Boy"

In the film "Bullet Boy" the character of Curtis accidentally shoots his friend Rio after they decide to play with the gun Curtis is hiding for a friend of his. The shooting was entirely accidental. It was not planned and it was not based on any type of animosity between the two characters.

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Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" as allegory for McCarthyism and Cold War fears

Fear over reason: Modern witch hunts depicted in Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" and in the House Un-American Activities Committee

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Jeff Immelt's diversification strategy at General Electric

When Jeff Immelt took over as CEO of GE in 1981, his approach was different than that of the previous CEO, Jack Welch.

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Emergency nurses' knowledge and confidence regarding advance directives

Emergency nurses' knowledge, attitudes, and experiential survey on advance directives," by Jezewski et al. (2007) is a qualitative paper. It seeks to assess the knowledge of emergency nurses about advance directives (AD) and how this correlates with their confidence and experience.

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Denner's competitive strategy in Switzerland's grocery retail market

Denner currently operates in the grocery store business in Switzerland. The group is the largest discounter in the country, and the third-largest supermarket group overall. As a mass marketer, Denner seeks to appeal to a broad section of the populace.

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