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Durkheim's concept of social facts and collective consciousness

Durkheim, E. 1895. What is Social Fact? Rules of the Sociological Method. In Anthropological Theory: An Introductory Theory. Fourth Edition. R. McGee and Richard Warms. McGraw Hill

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Comparing the APA ethical code and Saint Leo University's general education program

We will compare the two codes by highlighting the similarities as well as the differences that exist between both programs.

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Sexual ambiguity and hermaphroditism in human biological development

Human beings are an incredibly diverse species within itself - race, ethnicity, geography, family, gender are all variables, just as DNA, fingerprints, and retinas all combine to create absolutely unique creatures - no two exactly alike.

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The evolution of human resources from administrative to strategic business function

The role of the Human Resource department has gone through substantial changes over the past century. Human Resources (HR) had its beginnings during the industrial revolution and by the early 1900's many of the modern components of the HR department were falling into place.

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The development of the Myers-Briggs type indicator from Jungian theory

Myers Briggs Indicator test is based upon the psychological theories of Carl J. Jung, a contemporary and once student of Freud, and is among a group of several personality assessment tools that attempt to apply psychological theory to personality typing.

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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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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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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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Defining state-sponsored terrorism: concepts and psychological dimensions

What is terrorism and what is state-sponsored terrorism? Terrorism: "The systematic use of terror especially as a means of coercion" - Merriam-Webster Dictionary.

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Research gaps in understanding female psychopathic offenders and psychopathy

CONCLUSION there are examples of scholarship on the subject of women offenders who are psychopathic - but much more needs to be done.

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