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Bill Bryson's essay on unnecessary design features in consumer products

Bill Bryson's Design Flaws is a well-thought out essay that expresses exactly how consumers feel when they are confronted with products that give them features that are more than necessary for their use.

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How American adolescents evaluate films in the VideoCulture Project

American adolescents interpret non-commercial films that were created by participants in the VideoCulture Project. The study was conducted by having youths participate in viewing and commenting on 12 films.

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Gender and body communication techniques in hospital work environments

Many of the problems that occur in an organization are the direct result of people failing to communicate. Faulty communication causes the most problems. It leads to confusion and can cause a good plan to fail. (Clark, 2000)

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Syntagmatic and paradigmatic approaches to linguistic morphology

There are two typical approaches this may take: the syntagmatic approach or the paradigmatic approach.

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Federated insurance macrosegmentation strategies for small businesses

To further sharpen strategy, suggest possible ways that particular macrosegments could be broken down further into meaningful microsegments.

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Religious and ethical arguments in the euthanasia debate

Euthanasia is a difficult topic for many people, and opinions about it are often very strong. These opinions generally fall into two distinct categories: those who think everyone should have the right to choose, and those who think the practice should be completely illegal.

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Book review of Callahan's "Covert Action in the Cold War"

This paper acts as a book review of the piece of non-fiction literature, "Covert Action in the Cold War" by James Callahan (2009).

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Solution-focused brief therapy as market-driven evolution in psychotherapy

What Corey describes as "postmodern" therapy is, in reality, largely a series of evolutionary changes.

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False confessions in criminal investigation and interrogation practices

What factors do you see as relative to the increasing number of false confessions in America?

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Management theories and environmental factors in criminal justice organizations

Which of the two theories would better suit the operation of the agency you chose?

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