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School bullying and authoritarianism in educational psychology

Bullying in public schools is not a new phenomenon but it is a pervasive and serious problem, and a great deal of research has gone into the psychological aspects of bullying.

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Service delivery strategies in travel and hospitality industries

The reliance on service delivery strategies in travel and hospitality industries is becoming more pervasive as customers become more attuned to being part of the service delivery process, and as employee training programs become more focused on how to achieve high levels of customer satisfaction as…

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Family-centered treatment strategies for juvenile drug abusers

Juvenile drug abuse is a continued problem in the United States despite pervasive education programs geared towards prevention.

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Developing an instructional technology intranet plan for schools

In creating an instructional technology plan the objectives of making content more pervasively available through a school and community-wide Intranet, the addressing of legal and regulatory compliance issues including protecting the privacy of student records and the assurance of business…

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Six management principles for multinational corporation success

The reliance on management Principles in multinational corporations (MNC) is today more pervasive than ever given the rapid pace of globalization and the need to bring diverse cultures together for attaining common goals.

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Physical security controls and surveillance systems in information systems protection

To document the importance of physical security controls as it relates to the massive pervasiveness of online theft and cyber crime

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Chronic sorrow theory and caregiver grief management

Chronic sorrow is a continuous, pervasive sadness and also permanent and intermittently intense. An individual often encounters loss experience because of their disability, relative or chronic illness (Isaksson, 2007, p. 18).

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Improving website usability and accessibility for disabled users

The Internet is now the preferred method of collaboration, commerce and communication and the pervasiveness of its use is well-known and relied on globally.

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Laura Gilpin's landscape photography and the American West

The subject of female artists working in the American West has often been overlooked due to pervasive Western male stereotypes. These stereotypical images include popular media overlays of cowboys, male hero icons and male activities.

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Teacher feedback and student self-efficacy in academic achievement

A social cognitive theory framework demonstrates this strong influence. Psychologist Albert Bandura identified social persuasions as one of the major sources of self-efficacy, or one's self-confidence to accomplish a task.

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