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Conflicting research on infertility's impact on marital relationships

On one hand, some small case studies, such as that of R.D. Benasutti (2003) suggest that there may be an overstated impact regarding the negative influence of infertility upon a couple's interpersonal relationship. On the other hand, Peterson et al.

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Situational leadership and contingency models in modern organizational theory

Leadership has been ongoing for centuries, but in modern times several theories have emerged that have become predominant leadership thought. One of these is situational leadership.

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Kant's categorical imperative and corporate responsibility in baby formula marketing

"To tell the truth is a duty, but is a duty only with regard to one who has a right to the truth. But no one has a right to a truth that harms others" (Immanuel Kant, "Grounding for the Metaphysics of Morals")

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Prison overcrowding in the United States criminal justice system

Prison overcrowding has skyrocketed in the United States in the last three decades, leading to a multitude of problems in the criminal justice system. Overcrowding costs taxpayers money, it leads to dysfunction within the penal population, and it creates dangers for prison staff.

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The Shakers, Oneida, and Brook Farm: leadership in nineteenth-century utopian communities

Utopian societies sprang up around the United States during the nineteenth century, partly in response to some of the ills their members saw in society at the time. The word "utopia" describes a "perfect" society existing far from the political and social upheaval of the big city.

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Benefits and ethical challenges in telemedicine history

Telemedicine, or using technology to provide healthcare through remote means, may seem to have been spawned by recent, new advances in communications technology.

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Using English-language soap operas to teach ESL in South Korea

American and British soap operas have exploded in popularity in Korea in recent years, becoming nothing short of a social phenomenon.

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My career development strategy as a general manager in human resources

From an academic perspective, my BA in Administration and current Master Degree I am pursuing in Human Resources Management are clear indications that I am interested in both working with individuals and in being able to strategize and lead them according to the business vision I have.

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Congress's enumerated economic powers under Article I, Section 8

The economic powers granted to Congress by the United States Constitution are numerous and varied, with far-reaching and often complex implications and effects.

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Human error and system failure in the Three Mile Island accident

Nuclear power is one of the most important discoveries made by mankind, but, in spite of the obvious benefits that it brings, it is also responsible for numerous cases of people developing cancer as a result of nuclear station accidents.

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