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Meg Whitman's transactional, authentic, and transformational leadership at eBay

Meg Whitman is one of the greatest leaders America has ever conferred and her tremendous work at eBay stands as relevant evidence in this direction. The chief executive officer is a complex manager, one in which several types of leadership interconnect to furnish the final CEO.

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Attraction and cultural constructions of personal relationships

The issue of attraction is simultaneously universal to our sociological orientation as a species and yet frequently misunderstood or unrecognized by a great many individuals.

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Holocaust aftermath and Jewish demographic redistribution in Central Europe

The aftermath of the Holocaust in Central Europe had profound economic, social, demographic and cultural effects, showing the degree to which the Holocaust had influenced the continent and, at a bigger scale, the developments in other parts of the world.

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TV crime watching frequency and perceived seriousness of crime

Distinguishing between Fiction and Reality: Perceived Social Images of Crime from Watching TV Crime Genre and the 'Problem of Crime'

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Traits and skills required of twenty-first century leaders

The modern day leader is generally different from the leaders of the past century, generally due to the fact that he needs to run the organization in a means that responds to the emergent challenges from the micro and macro environments -- and these challenges are numerous.

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Schizophrenia: prevalence, causes, symptoms, and societal impact

Schizophrenia is a severe, chronic, complex and baffling mental health disorder, characterized by brain disturbance (Greystone Program Team, 2009). Previously regarded as a psychological disease, it is now viewed as a brain disease.

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Theistic religion as a fundamental problem in modern society

In contemporary society, religion is presented as a tremendously important source of human of morality in human life, spiritual comfort for the individual, and as the basis of much that is valued in society.

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Social networks and extreme dieting behaviors in young people

Paradoxically the onslaught of electronically enabled social networks is revealing how essential family and friend-based connections are to sustaining the mental health of young people who go on extreme diets to fit in socially and project competence.

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DNA science and the nature-nurture debate in human behavior

The relatively recent development of DNA sciences have contributed greatly to our understanding human behavior, physiology, and heredity.

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Aristotelian drama and the theatre of the absurd in twentieth-century theatre

Pinter Pt. Aristotle's Poetics laid the groundwork for much Western drama for the next two millennia.

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