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Sociological causes of the glass ceiling phenomenon in workplaces

The disparities in terms of opportunities, advancement and position between men and women in the workplace are a well-known and much debated issue in sociological discourse.

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Kouzes and Posner's Leadership Challenge: mobilizing others to achieve organizational success

The book by James M. Kouzes and Barry Z. Posner - the Leadership Challenge - has launched these two management and HR consultants into a highly visible and very successful position as "experts" on leadership.

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Television and video games' effects on children's cognitive development

It is an undisputed fact that all that surrounds us have an effect on the way we think and behave. We are born in a world where every existing thing is a stimulus, a special invitation to react and explore, to respond to its more or less obvious calling.

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Humanistic and behaviorist approaches to classroom learning and education

The process of learning has not ceased to attract both researchers and educational practitioners. However, due to the fact that learning is such a complex phenomenon, no theory of learning has been widely accepted (Uljens, 1992).

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Outsourcing versus protectionism in the American economy

There is a balanced amount of research on the advantages and disadvantages of offshore outsourcing, with the experts taking the most balanced view citing the dangers of protectionism that any snap judgment of outsourcing may bring on.

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The collapse of Soviet communism: causes and contributing factors

Communism Fail? To the general public one of the greatest shocks at the end of the twentieth century was the demise of the power of the Soviet Union. "the greatest surprise of the end of the twentieth century has been the suddenness and completeness of the Soviet system's collapse.

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Wireless sensor technologies and RFID applications in nursing care

The next ten years of nursing are going to be revolutionized by the use of wireless technologies that will streamline every process nurses, physicians and administrators rely on to serve patients.

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Elie Wiesel's argument against historical revisionism and forgetfulness

Given the horrifying events that have occurred around the world since the beginning of the twenty-first century, it is inconceivable that the twenty-first century be marked by forgetfulness rather than remembrance.

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How borderline personality disorder relates to early insecure attachment

The objective of this work is to write a critical review of the literature about borderline personality disorder (BPD) from an attachment theories perspective. This work will contain references from Bowbly, Ainsworth, and Main in the discussion of secure vs. insecure attachment.

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The Kansas City Gun Experiment and targeted crime prevention

Kansas City Gun Experiment, and further reading on the subject a developed essay answering many questions can be developed. "The Kansas City Gun Experiment in 1992-1993 used intensive police patrols directed to an 80-block hotspot area where the homicide rate was 20 times the national average.

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