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Jungian psychotherapy as a path toward wholeness and self-transformation

Jungian approach to psychotherapy represents a total transformation of the Self, the Soul, the Psyche. As such, the Jungian approach remains one of the most powerful methods by which a clinician can help guide a client towards the healing process.

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Childhood obesity prevention through nutrition education and policy reform

Obesity is a deadly problem. According to the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, "unhealthy weight gain due to poor diet and lack of exercise is responsible for over 300,000 deaths each year." The goal of this informative and instructional project is to improve the overall health…

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The Equal Pay Act of 1963 and employment compensation legislation

The concept of equal pay for equal work originated in connection with the equal rights movement of the 1960s, particularly in relation to the employment situation faced by women in the American workforce (Goldfield, Abbot, Argersinger, et al., 2005).

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Psychological stress: causes, consequences, and clinical significance

Psychological stress can result from many different sources: it can be caused by work responsibilities, educational obligations, interpersonal relationships, and by virtually any other circumstances where the individual must meet the expectations of others or satisfy specific criteria where the…

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Hastiness as tragic flaw in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet

The characterizations of William Shakespeare's play the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet as a 'tragedy' may at first seem confusing to conventional definitions of dramatic tragedy. Is not a 'tragedy' by definition a play about the fall of a great person with a single, tragic flaw?

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Orem's Self-Care Deficit Theory in nursing practice

The need for patient self-care has been increasingly emphasized within the healthcare system for economic and social reasons. More and more patients are being cared for at home, often by individuals such as family members who lack formal healthcare training.

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Thorr motorcycle repositioning strategy for younger consumers

Thorr is positioned at the higher price end of the motorcycle market, with a strong lifestyle-based image. Sales are going down because Thorr's core demographic of older purchasers is now aging out of the market for motorcycles.

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Gender bias in modern classroom learning environments

Until relatively recently, females were systematically excluded from the formal education system just as they were prohibited from voting or holding public office. Females are now guaranteed equal access to education under the law, but gender bias still permeates the learning environment.

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Biblical teachings on personal savings and financial management

The Bible is filled with passages related to microeconomics and macroeconomics. Jesus spoke out against the high priests who had been corrupted because of money, and issues like overtaxation and money lending are also addressed in the Bible.

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The individualized education program and special education process

Effective special education hinges on the individualized education program (IEP). Without the careful attention to individual differences among students and their unique needs, teachers will flounder in the classroom.

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