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Cheating as a culturally embedded form of academic dishonesty

Cheating takes a wide array of forms. An act of dishonesty or habitual acts of dishonesty used to deceive others, to advance one's self, to gain the upper hand in a competitive circumstance or to engage in illicit behaviors while attempting to obscure these behaviors, cheating conjures a number of…

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Eight demand states in market management and strategy

There are eight possible states of demand within a given market -- negative demand, nonexistent demand, latent demand, declining demand, irregular demand, full demand, overfull demand and unwholesome demand.

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Parental motivation in Chinese as a foreign language programs by ethnic group

The rapid economic growth in China has drawn international attention around the world (Congressional Research Service, 2007). It is noted that China is now playing a prominent role on the world stage.

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Digital DJ equipment and the Serato Scratch Live system

There was a time when learning how and becoming a DJ was a hard won professional decision. DJs had to create a collection, develop a following, do all their own marketing and most importantly learn about how to please a crowd with bumping beats that were reflective of the scene.

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Religious refusal of care in medical emergencies: the Comodo case

Within the medical community many individuals have the right to refuse to provide care which transgresses from religious beliefs.

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South Africa's technology divide: economic and cultural disparity

The development of a massive technology divide is not an isolated issue in any nation, but some nations are at particular risk and in particularly dire straights.

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Arendt and Jaspers on totalitarianism and human dignity

Hannah Arendt and Karl Jaspers have very similar ideas on Totalitarian. The human trait that leads to the destruction of the society is the struggle for power. This is due to the fact that humans want to be above other human beings, which means control. Power can cause savagery.

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Arbitration as an alternative dispute resolution method in family law

Arbitration "Wait 'til court and see what the judge decides." Two increasingly popular, alternative dispute resolution methods to the often tension tainted threat, "wait 'til court and see what the judge decides," arbitration and mediation, can currently serve as a remedy to some conflicts in…

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Drug screening programs and workplace safety effectiveness

Drug Screening is used more and more as a way of making decisions about human resource issues and to protect companies from problems that might be caused by employees using drugs, up to and including potential litigation.

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Hiring and retention strategies in the hospitality industry

There are very few duties and responsibilities that a human relations manager is accountable for that are more critical to the success of his or her venue than selecting high quality people for employment. How to accomplish that delicate, pivotal task is the point of this research paper.

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