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Postpartum depression in Gilman's "The Yellow Wallpaper"

Long before the term postpartum depression became part of the vernacular, Charlotte Perkins Gilman deftly and sensitively describes the complex condition in her short story “The Yellow Wallpaper.” The story describes the prevailing attitudes towards women and their narrowly defined roles in…

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Ethical failures in the Stanford Prison Experiment and participant protection

Ethics is a term that is commonly used to refer to appropriate rules of conduct or moral guidelines that govern people’s behaviors and actions.

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The evolution of Fayol's management principles in modern workplace practice

Art of Security 1. I am not sure this is an art to contemporary security practice. Security is about identifying and mitigating risks. That's a fairly scientific exercise, and it has to be, because quite frankly any failure on the security front is a vulnerability.

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Improving innocence programs to prevent wrongful convictions

Research Question and Introduction Development Topic: Safeguarding the criminal justice system from wrongful convictions through an efficient innocence program Research Question: What aspects of the innocence program need improvement, and in what ways, in order to guard the judicial system from…

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Culturally tailored diabetes education and A1C reduction in Asian Americans

DPI The PICOT question is: To what extent is there a relationship between the standard health education to implement patient-specific dietary and lifestyle modifications compared to patients who receive culturally tailored diabetes education and the reduction of A1C levels among Asian Americans…

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Professional learning communities: synthesis of research methods and outcomes

Synthesis Matrix Article 1: Gray, Kruse, Tarter, et al. (2016) Article 2: Mintzes, Marcum, Messerschmidt, et al. (2013) Article 3: Peppers (2015)

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The obesity ecological model and multifactorial approaches to epidemiology

Identification of Key Results Results of this research highlight the need for a comprehensive approach to addressing the public health concern of obesity.

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Gender bias and identity formation in educational settings

Gender biases and stereotypes persist at almost every level and in every area of society. Often, the differential treatment given to males and females is subtle and deeply ingrained, taken so much for granted that most people are unaware that they are perpetuating gender bias.

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Personal health improvement plan: exercise, diet, and spirituality

Lifestyle Choices and a Plan Part I: Identifying Ares in My Current Lifestyle That Need Improvement so That I Can Get Back to a Healthy Path Three areas to make improvements in my current lifestyle are: 1) the area of exercise, 2) the area of diet, and 3) the area of commitment to spirituality.

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Why Americans voted for Donald Trump in 2016

The 2016 Election The Research Question My question regarding the 2016 election is this: why did Americans vote for Donald Trump? This is a decidedly open-ended question, which means it would involve exploratory research rather than the testing of a hypothesis.

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