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Albert Ellis' rational emotive behavior therapy approach and applications

Albert Ellis' REBT is a Relative Emotional Behavior Therapy where it provides help with people cope with their difficulties in life and thus improve their individual growth. Basically, REBT follows building blocks of therapy, based on the online source, http://www.counselingceusonline.com/rebt.htm:

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Social networking quality, rumination, and depressive symptoms in young adults

Frequency and quality of social networking among young adults: Associations with depressive symptoms, rumination, and corumination, (Davila et al., 2012), two studies were done in order to examine the associations between social networking and depressive symptoms among youth.

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The five-factor model of personality traits and behavior

There are several theories that surround the human personality, the way that humans react, learn, and interact with the world.

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Spatial memory and social behavior in Heliconius butterflies

Many consider the Heliconius butterfly among the more intelligent butterfly species. This is a result of multiple factors including their reproductive tendencies, spatial analysis capability and eating preferences.

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God's sovereignty and historical accuracy in Genesis 1-11

Genesis of the Bible is the sovereignty of God throughout the four events described in the first 11 chapters: the creation, the fall, the flood and the Babel dispersion.

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Women's psychological responses to abortion after Roe v. Wade

Societal concerns about abortion since the Roe vs. Wade decision have changed dramatically, and in doing so are affecting the way some women prioritize their lives and the inconvenience of accepting the responsibility of motherhood.

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Content, relationship dimensions, and symmetrical communication patterns

The paper will also discuss how communication content and relationships (either perceived or real) effect the way we communicate.

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Systems thinking and intuition in organizational change management

What do you think of managers who say that systems thinking does not allow for the application of gut instinct or intuition in order to effectively address change issues and the challenges they create in organizations? Is it possible to systematize change and, if so, how would we accomplish this?

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Social psychological research on ingroup bias and intergroup conflict

The study of how groups relate and outgroup prejudice has taken on a role of vital importance today, considering the riots in France, the threat of terrorism, labor disputes and other group dynamics, such as gang violence, that beset our society.

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Alcoholism as disease: definitions, causes, and family impact

Alcoholism occurs when an individuals alcoholic beverage consumption, or their preoccupation with the beverages, negatively affects the person's personal and/or professional life (Sales, 1999).

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