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Teaching constitutional protections through role-play and group discussion

A good activity for teaching constitutional concepts would encourage students to consider the conceptual implications of life without the benefit of constitutional protections.

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Fetal sensory development and maternal influence on prenatal learning

Willke & Willke state that nervous tissue in embryos is "open" to communication made possible by neurotransmitters.

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Fundraising as an essential competency for sports managers

Sports and fundraising are no longer separate endeavors. Today, the modern trend is for amateur sports programs at every level to be self-supportive.

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Emotional buy-in and organizational change management

Lawler and Worley (2006) argue that "change is all around us and is occurring more and more rapidly. It demands the attention of every executive and every organization that wants to survive" (p.2).

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Why Afro-Caribbeans may succeed where African Americans struggle

Afro-Caribbeans to be successful rather than native Black Americans? Or is that a fallacy? Are Black Americans paving the way only to be cut out at the collegiate/corporate level? Or are White Americans more accepting of Afro-Caribbeans? Is it because of guilt (slavery) or something else?

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Physiological and psychological effects of stress

This is a guideline and template. Please do not use as a final turn-in paper. The physiology of stress refers to the changes to the body which occur during and after a "hostile" environment is incurred. Blood is diverted from the less vital organs to the ones more vital to survival.

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Child attachment to caregivers and grief after loss using Bowlby's theory

What are the explanations for the human dynamics from a psychological standpoint of the long-term attachment of a child with an older adult? And what happens to the child if, after years of very close emotional and physical attachment with that older person, when that older person dies?

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Near-death experiences: hallucinations or evidence of afterlife

Near-Death Experiences -- Real or Imagined? The much-discussed near-death experience is not one of the world's great mysteries on a par with the Abominable Snowman or flying saucers. But since so many people claim to have had these occurrences, it is a topic certainly worth researching.

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Gender differences in sexual promiscuity: biological and social explanations

Promiscuity is a sexual behavioral trait which has often been induced with a distinctly negative connotation.

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Genetic influences on personality, addiction, and human behavior

While the debate continues over nature vs. nurture, the science of the genetics of behavior has gained tremendous momentum with the advancements in the refinement of DNA analysis and genetic sequencing.

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