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Institutional factors contributing to counselor turnover in substance abuse treatment centers

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Conflicting theories of prospective memory and aging

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Willy Loman's tragic flaw and the American Dream delusion

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Hiring a person with disabilities in a dental practice

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Teacher efficacy and student achievement in higher education business classes

Academic achievement is an important step in obtaining one's life goals. Education is a two-way street. It involves communication between the teacher and student. This research is based on the premise that academic achievement is not entirely the result of student effort.

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Milgram's experiments on obedience and authority responses

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Forensic analysis of the murder of Mr. T., a lawyer

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Self-supervision and professional autonomy in counseling practice

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Risk seeking stability and change in Communities That Care intervention

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