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Factors affecting cabin crew engagement in airline corporate social responsibility programs

According to Saks (2006), employee engagement is inversely proportional to employee turnover rate and because employee engagement is necessary in every organization, the study objective is to evaluate some of the factors affecting work engagement in service delivery sector within the aviation…

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Peer-based approaches to reducing mental health stigma in adolescents

Mental health issues are not uncommon in society. As such, they present a significant problem to society as a whole, as well as to the members of its population that are most vulnerable to it.

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Tsang's analysis of descriptive and prescriptive approaches to organizational learning

Tsang (1997) presented in his research article the components of a case study that focused on the research methods on organizational learning.

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Forensic science techniques and their role in criminal investigation

Picture a place where criminals could roam freely, detectives, and police officers went about gathering evidence the same way that they do now, except the one main difference is that they do not use science.

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Time management, debt versus expense, and personal budgeting

One way in which a person could and should engage in better time management is to plan out one's day in advance of it beginning.

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Applying Jungian theory to treat depression and anxiety in clients

The theory that would be best suited for treating the client is the Jungian theory.

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The ludology and narratology debate in game studies

Writing, in general, about gaming and games is also very much similar. Sadly, and with startling cumulative consequences, games are under-theorized.

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The four aims of life in Hindu philosophy: Kama, Artha, Dharma, and Moksha

Hinduism view human nature and what is the human condition? The Vedas view of human nature is that humans have an "eternal self (atman)" that is tucked into numerous "bodily layers (kosas)" such as: intellect, breath, body and mind (Coward, 2012).

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Project management strategies for multi-departmental organizational success

The project should proceed by requiring everyone on the team to commit more time and effort. While at the same time, the marketing team should have greater amounts of flexibility.

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Historical evolution of counseling theories from ancient to modern times

Counseling theories and theoretical orientations have evolved over time in a number of different ways as the science of human development has deepened its own understanding of human nature.

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