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Fowles' fifteen basic appeals in advertising and emotional persuasion

Advertising above all else must make an emotional appeal. It plays on people's desires, and promises them that the advertised product or service will help to fulfill those desires.

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Thomas W. Lippman's analysis of Islam and jihad in Understanding Islam

The Islamic faith represents one of the most widely spread and acknowledged religions in the world.

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St. Paul's letter to the Romans and its relevance to young adults today

The best teachings of St. Paul that could be used today with a group of young adults that they too would "get it" come from his Letter to the Romans. The key elements in his letter are from 2:10 to 2:16, where St.

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The impact of standardized testing on family life and learning

Programs in evaluating and assessing education have had a definitive impact upon family life.

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Race as biology is fiction, racism as social problem is real

Despite what my be perceived in societal attitudes at large, a large debate still persists among certain researchers and theorists in the psychological world regarding the issue of race.

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Informatics solutions for emergency department patient identification and care

A client arrives in the emergency department with shortness of breath and complaining of chest pain. Describe how informatics can help nurses and other health care providers to more efficiently and effectively care for this client.

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Self-renewal and continuous learning in adulthood

You are never too old to learn. Yet because of the pressures of our adult lives, our weighty commitments and responsibilities, and perhaps even a lack of emotional creativity and daring, the scope of our lives grows narrower as we age (Gardner 8-9). Even before reading John W.

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Racial categorization and in-group preference in young children

Bronson, P. & Merryman, a. (2009). "See my baby discriminate." Newsweek 14 September, pp. 53-60.

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Population growth and environmental regulation in developing nations

However, population growth generally occurs at a faster rate in developing nations, where education or accessibility of contraception is low and where culture dictates higher birth rate tendencies. This creates a great strain on many of such nations.

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Biotechnology and genetically modified crops addressing world hunger in India

Aquaculture and Biotechnology as Methods to Addressing World Hunger The emphasis on fishery operations that are treated in the same fashion as the world's land-born farming operations is something of a double edge sword.

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