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The Mozart effect and music's impact on infant development

Over the past decade, researchers have paid increasing amount of interest to the impact of music on child development. For example, in 1993 Alfred a.

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Psychological profiles and commonalities among serial killers

Serial killers [...] Jeffrey Dahmer, Arthur Shawcross, Randy Craft, Aileen Wuornos, Bobbie Sue Terrell, and Jane Toppan, and explain their behavior from a psychological standpoint.

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Mary Reynolds and the early classification of multiple personality disorder

Multiple Personality Disorder the first published example of multiple personality was... "A Double Consciousness, or a Duality of Person in the Same Individual." Mary Reynolds was born in England in 1793, and was brought to Pennsylvania by her family when she was four years old.

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Relationship selling and adaptive selling in services industry buyer-seller dynamics

The intent of this analysis of current research on salesperson and customer interactions includes the dynamics of buyer-supplier relationships, an overview selling model definitions and research efforts used to validate them, and a comprehensive review of key findings from research into these…

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Psychological ambiguity in Poe's "The Black Cat"

In most of Edgar Allan Poe's stories, it is easy to see his fascination with the workings of the mind. His protagonists are usually driven by an emotion, such as anger, jealousy or guilt, and it very rare when their behaviors are clear-cut and easy to decipher.

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Bipolar disorder: genetics, symptoms, and treatment advances

Bipolar Disorder. The writer explores the disorder, symptoms and treatments as well as changes that have taken place over the years with regards to the disorder. There were 11 sources used to complete this paper.

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Contrasting European views of the Mau Mau rebellion in Kenya

John Lonsdale writes in the Journal of African History that while the legacy of the Mau Mau has lived in British memory "...as a symbol of African savagery," modern Kenyans are divided over whether the Mau Mau represented a "militant nationalism" against England, or just a kind of "tribalist…

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Video gaming history from Halcyon to the 1990s

The objective of this work is to research the history, advances, concerns and future of video gaming and to cite at least 10 scholarly sources in the research.

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Social influence and individual accountability in the Abu Ghraib abuse cases

In January 2004 upper level military personnel received word that a SGT had filed concerns that some of his fellow military police guards were treating prisoners of war badly (Hasenauer, 2004).

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Botticelli's Birth of Venus: iconography and religious influence

Birth of Venus by Sandro Botticelli is a 500-year-old work of art that remains important and relevant today. The 15th century painting, which depicts the birth of the Roman goddess Venus, makes use of the technical styles of the time, but also demonstrates some important differences.

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