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Effective conflict management strategies for nursing in healthcare environments

A major challenge that all nurses will face in the field of health care is conflict management. The reason why is from interacting with everyone inside a health care environment more than any other staff member.

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Bazin's ontology of cinema and the gap between film and reality

When photography appears in historical development, its indexicality adds the appeal of endurance through time to the impression of likeness in painted perspective.

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Ethical challenges in American counterterrorism after 9/11

In the wake of 911, the citizens of the United States faced an ethical challenge that was reminiscent of ones that it had faced in the past, but also unprecedented in American history.

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Impact of Kansas Senate Bill 123 on drug offenders and sentencing practices

Kansas' Senate Bill 123 (SB 123) had created an obligatory community-based drug treatment that is for individuals that have been sentenced of first- or second-offense drug possession.

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Guinevere's transformation from silent companion to active adulteress in medieval Arthurian literature

Depictions of Guinevere in Medieval Texts: From Silent Companion to Active Adultery in the Span of a Century The Arthurian legends have been a subject of intense fascination and inspection by readers and scholars alike since they first appeared towards the end of the eighth century or perhaps the…

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Overcoming student resistance to revision in composition instruction

A favorite teacher's well-intentioned message, a parent's unskilled assessment, or the student's own perceptions can stymie the editorial and revision process.

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Domestic violence against Asian-American women in the United States

Asian-American women must learn that they have the right to be free from abuse in their own homes. They must learn there are places where they can go to get help.

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Nabokov's exploration of identity and the negotiation of selfhood

Nabokov is, perhaps unjustly, best known to the general public as the author of Lolita. Not only is it his most infamous work, there is also a degree to which this sordidly poetic novel represents in microcosm much of the pathos and glory of all his work.

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Impact of vision therapy intervention on reading-impaired children's ability

Background of Problem child's ability to read efficiently has been shown time and again to be directly correlated to a wide range of academic and social outcomes (Corcos, Kruk & Willows, 1993).

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Consumer privacy and self-regulation in internet commerce

Internet Ethics and the consumer's private existence in an unstable regulatory environment -- untapped economic waters in a wild, wild west of identity theft and chronic consumption

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