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Carol's spiritual journey from fundamentalist Baptist to community leader

I interviewed a good friend and neighbor of my grandmother who is 65-year-old. Since she often visits with my grandmother and the two of them talk about all kinds of topics, my grandmother said she would make a good subject for my research, and she did make a good one, since she was friendly,…

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Moral theology and economic justice in contemporary society

In today's economically driven world where the placement of focus and personal achievement is determined by the size of one's bank account or net worth, churches and theologians have had to come to issue with how one can balance a traditionally moral life in today's often immoral world.

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Tracing the roots of violence: brain development and early intervention

After reading Tracing the Roots of Violence, by Karr-Morse and Wiley the context of abandoning biological explanations as a focus source for youth crime seems contrary to the reality of modern brain research and modern medical understandings in general.

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Television violence and childhood aggression: a longitudinal study

Doctors Monroe M. Leftkowits, Leonard D. Eron, Leopold O. Wilder and L. Rowell Huesmann a few years ago surveyed a third graders in Colombia County in New York and compared their aggression response in class with their exposure to television (Fraracci, 2002).

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Diversity's effects on organizational behavior and performance

This research paper provides information regarding comprehending the issue of diversity and its effects on organizational behavior.

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Childhood obesity health and social consequences research

Obesity is a major health problem in America today, and being overweight is a problem that often begins in childhood.

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Extraversion and leadership success in organizational settings

What makes an excellent leader? Does effective leadership stem from the combination of the right person and the right situation, or can an individual mold his or herself into a leader if given the right tools. Are there some personalities which are innately better at leadership?

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Individual versus group teaching on kidney transplant recipient learning

The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of individual and group teaching on the cognitive learning of adult kidney transplant recipients on an inpatient transplant unit.

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Color and emotional responses in young children

It is impossible to overestimate the impact of color in human society.. Even at night, many people dream in color. A great deal of research has demonstrated that colors also have a strong emotional effect (e.g., Ballast, 2002).

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Supply chain purchase strategies for Army medical x-ray equipment accountability

Supply Chain Purchase Strategies That Increase Accountability of Requirements for Commercial Off the Shelf X-ray Equipment at Army Medical

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