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Is industrial hygiene a science or an art?

Industrial hygiene basically entails the identification, evaluation, and control of environmental factors that threaten the health and safety of people in the community.

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Maintaining love through action: reconciling words with emotional reality

The notion of love has taken the widest angle of all social activities with different disciplines trying to define love and even give guidelines to achieving the ultimate love situation.

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Criminalization versus rehabilitation in America's war on drugs

Looking at drug abuse in America, what are the most important predictive factors in drug abuse? Why does it matter and how does it inform American understanding of drug related issues in society?

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Role of imagination in clinical psychiatry and psychotherapy

Imagination is one of the most important aspects to understand as a psychotherapist as one handles the various patients that they come across. Imagination is often referred to as the pinnacle of 'high right' brain devoted to processing and coming up with novelty.

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Teaching students to navigate religious beliefs and evolutionary science

Christine Counsell points out that being able to engage students into conversations about change and continuity should be incorporated into any well-planned lesson or a thoughtful week in a challenging curriculum.

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Schools' responsibility to prevent violence through comprehensive intervention approaches

Issues related to school violence have become an increasingly salient issue in modern society. This issue affects schools on many levels.

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Occupational health hazards: noise, vibration, and thermal stress

Excessive noise in the workplace is associated with several negative health outcomes. In the workplace, exposure to excessive noise can be commonplace, but such chronic exposure can have lasting consequences.

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The Early Childhood Obesity Prevention Program and its effectiveness

The problems related to childhood obesity are extensive and troubling to healthcare officials, educators, parents and civic leaders. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) the percentage of obese children aged 6-11 years of age in the U.S. in 1980 was 7%.

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Evolutionary development of criminological theory from Positivism to Strain

The relationship between Postivist, Social Disorganization, Social Learning and Strain Theories is one of evolutionary growth and development in terms of building, shaping, remolding and altering the perspective of how human nature is impacted by various factors.

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Implicit and explicit bias in the American criminal justice system

implicit stereotyping and biases, as well as explicit attitudes and biases, and their impact on the American court system.

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