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Psychological trauma and rehabilitation in Ishmael Beah's memoir

Beah was only 13-years-old when he began to fight with the Sierra Leone Army, and his memoir shows that war can have a strong psychological effect on the soldiers who fight it.

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Psychological stress and burnout in police officers

What are the primary points of this article or informational link? How could a forensic psychologist contribute to a positive outcome? What type of psychological instrument could be of assistance in resolving the problems noted in this article?

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Psychological analysis of Hitler's racism and sexual repression

The Nazi leader Adolf Hitler had two main enemies: the Jews and the Slavs. While he managed to justify his hatred for these two groups under the Nazis' policy of striving for racial purity in the German Third Reich, it is widely believed that Hitler had more personal reasons for targeting his…

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Psychological attitudes and workplace discrimination risk management

Risk is an accepted part of the modern business world. Most companies comprise a risk management plan or structure, by which all workers must abide in order to minimize risk and optimize objectives and profit for the company. Risk is however also problematic in terms of attitude.

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Psychological and cultural factors in childhood obesity prevention programs

Of the four studies considered in this investigation, three of them were qualitative (one of which was a quasi-experimental qualitative study) while the other was quantitative.

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Psychological first aid: contact and engagement with disaster survivors

Psychological First Aid (PFA) is a system that has been created to fill the newly perceived need of first responders and the way in which they meet the needs in turn experienced by victims in a disaster situation.

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Psychological conflict and inner voices in Milton's Paradise Lost

Paradise Lost can be read on the surface as a purely religious parable, and hold a great deal of literary value as such Solely reading the text for its religious implications means the reader is missing out on much of Milton's intentions and other possible interpretations, however.

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Psychological and physiological differences in male-female relationships

Men and women are equal but different. By equal, both men and women have a right to equal opportunity and protection under the law.

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Psychological connections to nature in Ehrlich and Dillard

Total Eclipse," we see two writers who have a very personal or -- perhaps, better stated -- psychological connections to the nature that surrounds them.

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Psychological factors and resistance to organizational change

Why are people resistant to change? What psychological factors can inhibit change, particularly technological change?

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