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Psychological impact of survivor's syndrome following workplace redundancy

Instability in the global marketplace and it impact, to a greater or lesser extent, on local economies has resulted in greater redundancy than the world has seen for many years. Much of the focus of this affect is on the workers that are displaced and the hardships that they face.

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Creative writing and English language proficiency in Singapore

Singapore is a country in which the learning of the English language has become vitally important. For many students, the learning of the English Language is dependent upon the development of creative writing skills.

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Substantive and personalized conflict at General Hospital

The conflict occurring at General Hospital can also be called substantive conflict, this occurs when the parties involved disagree on an issue. (Bacal, n.d., para. 4) The issue at hand is the ability of the physicians to cut costs.

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Euthanasia and identity loss in Alzheimer's and dementia cases

The Ethics of Euthanasia in Cases of Lost "Identity": Alzheimer's, Dementia, and Self-Direction As the methods and practices of Western medicine become more powerful, more able to correct disease and more able to foresee disease even when it cannot be prevented or corrected, the ethical…

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Marketing video games: social, psychological, ethical, and political considerations

Marketing has changed dramatically during the course of the twentieth century, as mass media grew from an improbable pipe dream to a reality exceeding anyone's wildest imagination.

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Carnival Corporation's marketing strategy and financial performance analysis

Carnival Corporation (NYS: CCL), which is formally known as Carnival Cruise Line, operates the largest cruise line in the leisure cruise industry and the world. Carnival Cruise Line was founded in 1972 by a Jewish immigrant Ted Arison and today is today managed by his son, Mickey Arison.

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Print media's role in tobacco control policy and public health in Mumbai

The tobacco industry represents one of India's greatest dilemmas. Simultaneously a major domestic commodity and a threat to the health and well-being of India's general population, tobacco use has largely penetrated Indian culture in spite of the development of global and domestic policies aimed at…

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Thomas Green's workplace conflict with supervisor Frank Davis

Thomas Green was an up and coming marketing specialist who found himself in his dream job, only to find things spin completely out of control right before his eyes. Green graduated from the University of Georgia with a degree in Economics.

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Correlation between violent media exposure and aggressive behavior in children and youth

The notion that violent media -- especially violent film, television, and video games -- plays a role in contributing to violent and criminal behavior in children and youths of all ages is an idea that has long been a topic of controversial discourse.

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Mark Twain's life, literary career, and Mississippi River influences

Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain) is considered to be one of America's greatest humorists and writers.

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