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  Midwifery in Historical & Modern Canada
.... Burtch (1994) notes the case of Patricia Graham, an editorial writer for the Vancouver Province in 1987, who offered a detailed account of her reasons for ....
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Nature of Workplace Stress
.... Brott (1994) notes that experts are now suggesting that the way to reduce stress is for managers to focus on the causes of stress rather than on the reactions ....
(1113 4 )

Natural Law Perspective
.... As Boyd (1994) notes, "It is vital that the rules be applied correctly, but the morality of the law need not be subjected to scrutiny" (p. 5). Thus, the law is ....
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Importance of Physical Exam for Older Females
.... Regarding assessment as it applies to normal aging, Skipwith (1994) notes that the exam should be expected to show, in varying degrees, a number of normal ....
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Recognition of ADHD as a Medical Condition
.... Hinshaw (1994) notes, "Whereas motoric hyperactivity itself may dissipate in many youngsters as they progress into adolescence, there is a strong likelihood ....
(2103 8 )

Bartonella henselae Infection
.... cats. As Koehler et al. (1994) notes, a large number of humans are therefore at risk for B. henselae infection (5:531-535). In fact ....
(854 3 )

Learning disabilities & Classifications
.... Goldsmith-Phillips (1994) notes that official definitions are largely exclusionary, stating all the conditions which must be ruled out or excluded before a ....
(1959 8 )

Health Hazards of Cigarettes
.... In a Time magazine article, Jill Smolowe (1994) notes, "Foreigners, who seem only too eager to inhale most aspects of American culture, regard the US obsession ....
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Ethnocentrism
Marger (1994) notes some of the characteristics of ethnic groups. These groups have unique cultural traits. They are built on a sense of community. ....
(1238 5 )

Anti-homosexual Sentiment in Western Societies
.... secular law? As Burtch (1994) notes, "in more recent times, homosexuality has become a subject for medical intervention. Various forms ....
(2266 9 )

Structure of the Brain Research has suggested that the brai
.... The article in question "There was a young man from Devizes," (1994) notes that fluctuating asymmetry is thought to be a response to hard times. ....
(1956 8 )

Stress in Young People Caused by Sexual Identity
.... Friedman (1994) notes that the stress experienced by gay and lesbian adolescents as a result of having to conceal their sexual orientations results in a ....
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Unethical Behavior of Professional Athletes
.... of playing sports. As Schaap (1994) notes, in the pursuit of the dollar, the old combinations have disappeared. Athletes used to ....
(2525 10 )

The Community College
.... Rosow (1994) notes how community colleges are becoming more like four-year colleges and so are eliminating from consideration segments of the population that ....
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ALCOHOL USE AMONG THE ELDERLY
.... In her discussion of alcohol abuse among the elderly, Mathre (1994) notes that people 65 years of age represent 12 percent of the American population but they ....
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Marketing Tools
.... Bob Francis of InfoWorld (1994) notes that Michael Dell created a business model that satisfies customers needs by building high quality and low cost computers ....
(2214 9 )

Elements Used to Market Goods & Services
.... Bob Francis of InfoWorld (1994) notes that Michael Dell created a business model that satisfies customers needs by building high quality and low cost computers ....
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Educational Theorists
.... As Anthony Kenny (1994) notes, "Since the state is natural, in Aquinas' sense of being a part of God's purposes for man, it is independent of the church, and ....
(3102 12 )

Adoption
.... Barth (1994) notes that adoption has been facilitated greatly by social workers but that certain aspects of the process never change because social workers ....
(1174 5 )

Elements of Market Research
.... Bob Francis of InfoWorld (1994) notes that Michael Dell created a business model that satisfies customers needs by building high quality and low cost computers ....
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Marketing Research and Marketing Strategy
.... Bob Francis of InfoWorld (1994) notes that Michael Dell created a business model that satisfies customers needs by building high quality and low cost computers ....
(2714 11 )

Gender Bias in the Sciences
.... As Etzkowitz (1994) notes, "Academic practices, presumed to be meritocratic and gender-free, often work against women's professional success" (p. 1). Etzkowitz ....
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Autistic disorder
.... The DSM-IV (1994) notes that autism occurs four to five times more often in males than in females; when the patient is female, she is more likely to be ....
(2520 10 )

Psychology of Complaining: Analysis
.... Maihoff (1994) notes that "cooperative learning" often seeks to minimize complaining in favor of creative or positive suggestions or resolutions to resolve ....
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Case Study: Dell Computers
.... Bob Francis of InfoWorld (1994) notes that Michael Dell created a business model that satisfies customers needs by building high quality and low cost computers ....
(1155 5 )

Head & Shoulders Shampoo
.... Coeyman (1994) notes that "wringing excess cost out of the system has become the number one concern throughout the industry." The problem recognition phase of ....
(2426 10 )

Leadership Traits of Jerry Maguire
.... As Wren (1994) notes, "Transformational leaders emerge at particular times, such as when an organization declines and revitalization and a renewed vision are ....
(1946 8 )

Job Evaluation & Compensation System
.... Hartmann and Aaronson (1994) notes the legal situation and the role of the states in developing pay equity across gender lines (and these approaches apply as ....
(2957 12 )

Uniform Crime Report Program
.... collar crimes. For instance, computer-related crime is grossly underreported. Pursley (1994) notes, "It has been estimated . . . that ....
(4566 18 )

Statutory Interpretation case
.... In his "The Rule in Heydon's Case: Read the Statute in Accordance with Its Intentions," Boyd (1994) notes, "the rule in Heydon's case has remained at the heart ....
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