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Accent and stereotype management in job interview contexts

As much as people would like to live in a world without discrimination, it would be difficult and almost impossible for such a world to exist concomitantly to values that the social order currently promotes.

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Family breakdown and domestic violence as causes of juvenile delinquency

Juvenile crime is a problem that affects every society. In 2010, around 500,000 juveniles were arrested for drug abuse violations in the U.S. Some of the crimes committed by juveniles are robbery, vandalism, assault, and homicide.

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Grade retention timing and elementary student achievement outcomes

The creation and sustaining of achievement at the elementary school level is one of the most important and pivotal things that can be done to create and sustain lifelong success.

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A Taiwanese student's journey overcoming ADHD and cultural barriers

Taiwanese who has come to the United States and overcome a number of difficulties in order to be a success. I grew up in Taiwan, and came to the United States for high school. This presented me with a number of cultural challenges.

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John Demos's interdisciplinary analysis of witchcraft in early New England

The work of literature examined within this analytical book review is entitled Entertaining Satan: Witchcraft and the Culture of Early New England. It is written by John Demos who is a professor of history at Brandeis University.

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Workplace conflict resolution through face-to-face communication

I once was stationed with a company in which the department in which I worked was exceedingly small and consisted of me and one other individual who was my immediate superior.

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Developing a personal leadership toolbox for educational settings

One of the most insightful things that I ever read about leadership and leading a group of people, is that "leadership is less about your needs, and more about the needs of the people and the organization you are leading" (wsj, 2014).

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How the Mini-Mental State Examination assesses memory encoding

The card trick shown on page 265 in Coon and Mitterer (2013) provides a demonstration of how human memory works. An individual is first presented with six face cards from a deck of cards and told to focus on a single card of their choice, so that the person will be able to remember it later.

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Restorative justice conferences versus court processing in the RISE study

The purpose of this article was to show that restorative justice is significantly more satisfying as compared to courts for both offenders and victims. This was achieved with a randomized experimental design known as Reintergrative Shaming Experiments RISE.

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Attribution theory and emotional intelligence in organizational behavior

Attribution theory is a theory that focuses on creating an understanding of the ways in which people interpret events and the relationship of the events to their thinking and behaviors. The theory was proposed by Heider (1958), Weiner (1972 and 1986), and Weiner (1074).

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