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Threatening language escalation and its progression toward violent action

Our extensive literature review shows that threatening language, unless proven to cause harm to someone, is protected by first amendment under freedom of speech clause. However once threatening language leads to psychological or physical harm, it can be sued and seen as a criminal act.

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Qualitative research approaches for understanding military combat PTSD

Individuals returning from military combat are among the most vulnerable demographics to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and its related consequences of emotional instability, psychological despair, substance abuse and a host of other war-related dissonances.

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Childhood obesity prevention through advocacy and legislative change

The purpose of our childhood advocacy group is to raise awareness about poor and low-income children who are suffering from obesity and the physical and psychological risks associated with obesity.

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Milton's enhancement of Samson's character in Agonistes

Most of the events that Milton describes in Samson Agonistes are established in Judges 16. Milton embellishes the Biblical tale and more importantly, presents psychological motives and character inferences.

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Treatment efficacy and effectiveness in addressing addiction disorders

Despite the common nature of drug addiction, and despite the considerable amount of research that has been conducted on the topic, addiction remains one of the most treatment-resistant psychological conditions.

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Primary care management of type II diabetes in Mrs. Gulcin Ozdemir

Primary care for a patient with type II diabetes requires the treatment of the immediate physical symptoms of the illness, limiting the risks for the exacerbation of the illness in the future, and addressing the psychological and lifestyle issues contributing to the disorder.

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Evaluating VandenBos's evidence for psychotherapy's effectiveness

Vanden Bos, Gary R. (1996, October) Outcome assessment of psychotherapy. American Psychologist. 51(10): 10005-1006. American Psychologist. 51(10): 1005-1006.

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Race as biology is fiction, racism as social problem is real

Despite what my be perceived in societal attitudes at large, a large debate still persists among certain researchers and theorists in the psychological world regarding the issue of race.

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The nurse's role in healthcare delivery and patient care

Nursing is undergoing continuous and significant change. The changes are the result of economic, psychosocial, educational, and psychological factors that have forced these changes and applied pressure to the health profession.

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Distinguishing panic disorder from heart attack symptoms in clinical practice

Panic disorder: Diagnosis and treatment heart attack is a very serious medical issue, while panic attacks are very serious psychological complaints that can severely impact the quality of a person's life, just as much as a physical illness.

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