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Motivational and reward systems in academic learning: advantages and disadvantages

The learning process is a rather complex issue through the various factors it appeals to. This is largely due to the fact that teachers, instructors, and students alike use as tool in this process the human mind which is, in its turn, a complex instrument.

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Security vulnerabilities in U.S. embassy targets overseas

The United States is widely viewed as being one of the most important targets for terrorist attacks due to the increased violence actions around the world. The 9/11 events have pointed out the fact that the territory of the U.S.

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Should managers be licensed as professionals like doctors and attorneys

Every business, large or small, has a manager. In small businesses, these persons often perform more than one job. In larger corporations, managers are often restricted to a limited number of tasks within the workday.

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International students' culture shock after September 11, 2001

Prior to September 11, 2001, approximately 40,000 students from Arabian countries studied in the U.S. After 911, due to assaults against Arabian students, the number of students from Middle Eastern countries dropped dramatically.

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Ela swimwear store: designer quality at affordable prices in New York

Ela represents a revolutionary concept in terms of swimwear for women, a business idea that will attempt to combine the quality of designer and stylist swimwear with the reasonable prices of regular downtown shopping.

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Jean-Paul Sartre's existentialism and distinction between fear and anguish

Jean-Paul Sartre developed his own particular brand of existentialism and embodied it in his works not only of philosophy but for his novels and plays as well.

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Welfare reform's disproportionate impact on single mothers and child welfare

Info: "some legal scholars and civil rights activists have raised the challenge that child welfare in the U.S. is biased. they argue that states act against low-income families, particularly single mothers and families of color, far more than middle or upper income families.

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U.S. arms exports and contradictions in human rights policy

In 1948, just shortly after the end of WWII, the UN adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The purpose of this document was to make certain that every human being had certain rights that could not be violated.

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Sexual assault forensic examination protocols and nursing competency requirements

The report of the U.S. Department of Justice Office of Violence Against Women entitled: "A National Protocol for Sexual Assault Medical Forensic Examinations: Adults and Adolescents" relates that: "Sexual assault can result in physical trauma and significant mental anguish and suffering for…

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Divorce effects across racial and ethnic groups

Divorce has been a hot topic as well as the effects that divorce has in various family dynamics especially across ethnic boundaries. However, Studies of divorce among ethnically heterogeneous couples was rare in 1996.

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