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MDMA and ethical concerns in treating resistant post-traumatic stress disorder

The two ongoing U.S. military involvements in Iraq and Afghanistan have dramatically increased the numbers of American servicemen and service women returning from overseas service with traumatic physical and psychological injuries and disabilities that complicate their re-assimilation back into…

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Policy analysis of nurse practitioners in nationalized healthcare reform

The role of nurse practitioners has become ever more important. This paper conducts a policy analysis as a systematic investigation of alternative policy options, for the emerging nationalized healthcare plan and the increased use of nurse practitioners.

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Creative techniques for developing ICE, an informational website enterprise

Our proposed enterprise is called ICE, a website that is designed to offer informational resources to students aged 16-23. The primary target audience is that of secondary school students, university students, and also young graduate students.

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Physical punishment and behavioral outcomes in young children

Children and Physical Punishment: A Good or a Bad Idea? Is spanking a child a good way to enforce discipline and punish childhood misbehaviors? There are many research studies on this subject, and there are many theories and strategies to be taken into consideration.

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Jungian analysis of a radio personality's shadow and persona

The patient is a middle-aged male who has been a well-known entertainment personality for several decades.

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Critical analysis of the "Save the Boobs" breast cancer marketing campaign

Over recent years, the healthcare industry has faced significant changes. Today, managers struggle to maintain the standard of healthcare through the effective and efficient management of resources.

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Children's psychological and academic responses to parental divorce

Children Respond When Their Parents Divorce? What are the ramifications for children whose parents divorce? It is a fact that about fifty percent of marriages fail -- but what happens to the children from those families? How do they respond in the years that follow the divorce?

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The rise of Christianity and Taejong-kyo in Korea

The Cult of Tan'gun (Taejong-kyo): This faith is said to be the oldest religion in Korea, dating back as far as 4,000 years.

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Psychological stress: causes, consequences, and clinical significance

Psychological stress can result from many different sources: it can be caused by work responsibilities, educational obligations, interpersonal relationships, and by virtually any other circumstances where the individual must meet the expectations of others or satisfy specific criteria where the…

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Is the United States still the world's dominant media economy?

Is the U.S. still the world's most dominant media economy? One could probably make an argument either way on this question. Scholars, authors, and media pundits all have worthy theories and learned perspectives.

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