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Psychological motivations and consequences of stealing behavior

The act can be the taking of something as simple as a piece of candy or as big as stealing a car. It can mean taking something from a complete stranger or taking it from your best friend.

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Psychological effects of anabolic steroids: dose, individual variation, and methodology

Darkes, Jack. (2000). The psychological effects of anabolic steroids (Part 1).

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Psychological and behavioral differences between male and female prisoners

How would you differentiate male and female prisoner backgrounds? Is there a better solution to prisoner background classification? Explain.

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Psychological effects of hiding for Jewish women in Holland and Poland

In this paper I will discuss the psychological effects of hiding during World War II for Jewish women in Holland and in Poland.

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Psychological testing: classifications, reliability, and validity in assessment

Psychological tests are pompous procedures of intellectual performance. A good number are objective as well as medical; nevertheless, definite projective tests might engross various height of prejudiced elucidation.

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Psychological contracts and organizational strategies for employee motivation

Psychological contracts are a good way of thinking when it comes to the exchange or relationship between an organization and employees.

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Psychological and social impacts of terrorism on children and society

How does terrorism affect children? Children are often the victims of terrorism, and sometimes die in terrorist attacks (Dyson, 2001). When children witness or survive a terrorist attack, psychological ramifications like post-traumatic stress disorder may result (Hall, 2003).

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Psychological conflict and character development in The Red Badge of Courage

Stephen Crane's Red Badge of Courage offers remarkable psychological insight into the experience of war. With vivid detail sparing nothing, Crane shows the reader the brutality of war. More importantly Crane shows how one soldier confronts his own mortality and fear.

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Psychological and sociological approaches to understanding terrorist motivation

It is common for people to assume that a potential terrorist might be influenced by political causes or social pressures. While this may be true in some cases, the actual motivations for joining a terrorist group could be among a plethora of various reasons.

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Psychological and critical incident stress debriefings for PTSD treatment

The world in which we live today is an ever-changing, precarious environment. Many individuals, for these very reasons, experience stressful, life-altering incidents much more often than in the past.

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