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Joseph's forgiveness of his brothers in Genesis 50
When Joseph's brothers saw that their father was dead, they said, "What if Joseph holds a grudge against us and pays us back for all the wrongs we did to him?" 16 So they sent word to Joseph, saying, "Your father left these instructions before he died: 17 'This is what you are to say to Joseph: I…
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Birth control access as an alternative to abstinence-only teenage pregnancy prevention
Unwanted pregnancy among American teenagers is a significant societal problem. In addition to changing the lives of teenagers in profound ways that require making alternate plans and arrangements for their future, it contributes to the numbers of children born into bad parenting situations.
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Jerome Miller's reform of juvenile detention institutions and accountability
Chapter 10 of Jerome G. Miller's "The Last One Over the Wall" is contained in section three of the book which discusses reforming the reform schools. In this chapter Miller focuses on Anticipating the worst.
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Teacher treatment and student self-determination in secondary education
Hong, B., Shull, P. (2009). Impact of teacher dispositions on student self-determination. International Journal of Learning, 16(1). Retrieved October 20, 2009, from Education Research Complete database.
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Personality disorders, eating disorders, and substance abuse classifications
Personality disorders have elicited different meanings over the years. The concept was used to describe a person who exhibited 'antisocial or socially damaging behavior' (as cited in Blackburn, 2007, 8).
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Bariatric surgery and adjustable gastric banding for obesity
Obesity is certainly considered one of the most prevalent health problems in any of modern society.
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Living-learning communities and millennial student engagement
"The more effort students put into their experiences, or the more involved or engaged students are with their college environments, the more likely they are to exhibit positive cognitive and affective development"
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Cross-cultural communication failures at Dewey Ballantine LLP
The final years of the twentieth century have seen the wakening of globalization, a practice by which territorial boundaries are lifted and the free circulation of merchandise, capitals, people and even cultural, technological or political values is strongly encouraged.
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Leadership style evolution in healthcare nursing management
Have you changed who you are as a leader? As a leader, my style and philosophy has changed dramatically, but perhaps in subtle ways that would go unnoticed by most others.
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Developmental theories and childhood abuse in David Pelzer's memoir
Understanding Development: Human Behavior and Social Environment Theories in David Pelzer's a Child Called it In general, developmental theories try to explain "normal" behaviors and childhood development in individuals who do not face extreme adversity and conflict in the development process.