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Online assessment of pain in pediatric patients

Pain is a variable term that can express a variety of conditions. In general, it is an unpleasant feeling caused by damaging stimuli, emotional issues, uncomfortability, or the body's response to certain other types of stimuli internally or externally.

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Csikszentmihalyi's theory of flow and achieving inner peace

The idea of solely focusing on one particular aspect in life seems to be a foreign concept in today's society. Individuals looking for themselves fail to do so because of the notion that peace needs to be found through external avenues. However, the case is quite the opposite.

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Prophet Muhammad's mission and prophetic authority in Islamic tradition

Non- Muslim scholars have made speculations about the dates and authenticity of the Quran, accounts of Islamic history and the Sira literature. The literatures have elicited a wide range of responses from Muslims.

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Aristotle, Aquinas, and Leibniz on prudence as practical wisdom

Prudence is a trait that was recommended by scholastic philosophers onwards. One of the earliest of the philosophers who recommended it was Aristotle followed by St. Augustine. Aristotle saw prudence as practical wisdom and declared it to be one of the cardinal virtues.

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Mental health concepts and the adaptive-maladaptive behavioral continuum

Mental health is a field that has evoked diverse feelings and thoughts due to its complexity. Definition of mental health changes with time, culture, professional predisposition, individual difference and political ambiance of that time.

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Barriers to implementing learning transfer in organizations

Transfer of learning has been defined in various different ways but the definition still revolves around a similar concepts.

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Inductive and deductive reasoning in "The Most Dangerous Game"

In Richard Connell's the Most Dangerous Game (1924), both inductive and deductive reasoning are used. Here, it is important to address the use of both of these types of reasoning, define them, and also analyze how they relate to reason vs.

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The likelihood of future weapons of mass destruction attacks globally

What is the Likelihood That a WMD Attack Will Occur in the Future? Weapons of mass destruction continue to threaten the world safety and extend of human coexistence in the society. Weapons are made for various purposes in the world.

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Strengthening federal gun control regulations to reduce mass shootings

Gun control is one of the hot topics today in the U.S. Consequence of the recent events involving mass shootings, the government is seriously reconsidering its policy regarding this aspect and is trying to find solutions to decrease the incidence of such tragic outcomes.

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Julius Caesar as an ethical leader in ancient Rome

Ethical leadership can be observed in some of history's most notable individuals, taking into account that their strategies made it possible for them to assist their subordinates in achieving success as a whole.

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