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Freud's theories on sexuality and human development revisited

Sigmund Freud was a pioneer in psychoanalysis and in matters of human sexuality, and his path finding research has had an enormous impact on how psychologists, psychiatrists and other academics view the human sexual experience.

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Crisis intervention with a case study of relationship loss and suicidal ideation

There are a number of stressors in contemporary society. These complex issues act to cause stress, crisis, and trauma -- although the terms themselves are difficult to precisely define since they are individual interpretations of events by their very nature.

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Promotion and tenure criteria in higher education institutions

Traditionally, the education field is one where the individual devotes himself to a higher philosophical purpose than direct remuneration or other tangible forms of compensation.

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Gambling addiction: brain activity, loss chasing, and treatment

How does a person know if he or she has a gambling addiction. How easy is to kick a gambling habit? How many people in America are addicted to gambling? Has the Internet played a part in people getting addicted to gambling? And are there organizations that help addicted persons kick the habit?

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Tax professionals' influence on tax refunds and preparation fees

Hatfield, Jackson and Schafer (2008) investigate the relationships between tax professionals, tax refunds and fees. Several relationships were discovered.

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Fast food regulation and individual autonomy in obesity policy

Obesity is a major focus of contemporary social and human health concerns in the United States. In that regard, the nutritional content and quality of fast food have become very important to those issues.

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Improving test performance through memory techniques and study strategies

One of my greatest faults when preparing for a test is my tendency to procrastinate. This ineffective habit limits my ability to make use of the study technique of 'overlearning' or rehearsing the facts I must remember over and over again.

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Consumer behavior surveys as market research tools

Consumer behavior surveys are a tremendously valuable research tool for commercial product manufacturers and commercial business ventures. They allow market researchers to understand the specific needs, preferences, and purchasing trends of their potential customers (Belch & Belch, 2006).

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Improving supervisor-employee communication at Kongsberg Automotive

Bono, Foldes, Vinson and Muros (2007) performed an experience sampling study, examining how organizational leaders affect the emotional experiences of their employees. Health care workers were surveyed four time per day, for two weeks, in this study.

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Asperger syndrome diagnosis, characteristics, and differentiation from similar disorders

Asperger's Disorder -- also referred to as Asperger syndrome (AS) -- is essentially a "…chronic neurodevelopmental disorder" that limits the afflicted person's ability to have normal social interaction and communication, according to an article in the journal, European Child & Adolescent Psychiatry…

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