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Rhetorical analysis of the Trim Spa advertisement featuring Anna Nicole Smith

After years of being obese, as prominently displayed in a television series following her daily life, Anna Nichole suddenly lost all her excess bodyweight and regained the figure that had enabled her to work as a model and actress, and before that, as an exotic dancer in Texas.

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The biological model approach to treating bipolar disorder

Ultimately, the biological model of understanding the human psyche is most appropriate to interpreting Susie's bipolarity.

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Psychological profiling of Adolf Hitler during World War II

There were numerous attempts over the years to draw an accurate psychological portrait of Adolf Hitler. As one should expect, among the first, there is a document compiled for the American Intelligence during World War II.

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Teaching students to recognize their multiple intelligences and strengths

As a result of my teaching, my students will become life-long learners, and use the learning skills I teach them in higher education and in their professional lives.

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Violence exposure and suicide risk in adolescents: Vermeiren study

Exposure to violence and suicide risk in adolescents: a community study by Robert Vermeiren, Vladislav Ruchkin, Peter E. Leckman, Dirk Deboutte and Mary Schwab-Stone.

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Differentiated instruction for varied student learning levels and abilities

According to Burns, VanDerHeyden, and Jiban (2007), instructional level refers to the level at which students find tasks challenging, but achievable.

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Managing organizational change through learning and action research

Within the modern business organization, there are many facets of behavior that are worthy of examining in order to improve effectiveness, employee satisfaction, and the like. This paper discusses several of those key areas.

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Genetic mutations and calcium channel dysfunction in malignant hyperthermia

Malignant Hyperthermia Association of the United States reports that, "The sudden unexpected death of a healthy individual undergoing minor surgery is a tragedy almost beyond comprehension in this day of modern medical miracles.

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Theories explaining why individuals join social movements

In general social movements can be defined as any broad social alliances of people who are connected through there shared interest in blocking or affecting social change.

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Suicidal ideation and attempts in childhood: Family stress and depression associations

Suicidal Ideation and Attempts During Middle Childhood: Associations With Perceived Family Stress and Depression Among Child Psychiatric Inpatients (1992) by Joan Rosenbaum Asarnow. (UCLA School of Medicine)

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