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George Rekers' analysis of gender identity elimination in media and society

The site at http://www.leaderu.com/jhs/rekers.htm is sponsored by a George a. Rekers, Ph.D., whose academic credentials lend some credibility to the information on the site. Dr.

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Freud's theory of the id, ego, and superego in personality development

Sigmund Freud, who is one of the earliest psychologists, theorized personality development derived from his theories of the id, ego and superego and which focused on the unconscious and subconscious as agents of human behavior.

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The philosophical debate between free will and determinism

Free-will and determinism are issues of faith. Some people believe that each individual has unrestricted free-will to act as he or she chooses no matter the obligations or consequences of the act.

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Extrasensory perception: history, types, and scientific investigation

Extrasensory perception or ESP refers to a capability to receive external information through means or pathways not through the five physical senses (Ridgway 2008). The ordinary mind does not accept this concept because the world we live in is a physical world.

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General systems theory and sexology in interdisciplinary research

As defined by Wikipedia, "sexology deals with the systematic study of human sexuality. It encompasses all aspects of sexuality, including attempting to characterize normal sexuality and its variants.

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Parapraxis and the psychoanalytic interpretation of speech errors

Slips of the tongue, lapsus linguae, parapraxes or fehlleistung are many different ways to say, perhaps, the same thing. During the course of our lives we all certainly have made an error or two in speech.

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Teaching strategies for Generation X, school, and community college environments

Teaching and learning has been an increasing challenge as a result of numerous elements. Most notably, the three articles to be discussed address three specific challenges that face the teaching world today.

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The five stages of consumer decision-making processes

Consumer behavior is the learning of how individuals buy, what do they buy, when they buy and why they buy. It helps to recognize the buyer decision making procedure, similarly in both separately and in groups.

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Pursuing a speech pathology degree to help children with disabilities

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Quantitative research findings in mainstream media and education

Quantitative methods of research and information dissemination have been historically associated with science, industry and medicine.

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