Melanie Klein 
.... impulses. According to
Klein, children are
able to project their feelings onto the external world by engaging in play and art. Even ....
(2105
8
)
Melanie Klein
.... impulses. According to
Klein, children are
able to project their feelings onto the external world by engaging in play and art. Even ....
(2107
8
)
All But My Life & Beloved
.... However,
Klein was
able to find a way back to life, hope and faith because the intolerable degree of inhumanity she witnessed allowed her to appreciate the ....
(1766
7
)
Mother's Role in Infant Self-Identity
.... Melanie craved his attention and approval. Melanie
Klein's mother was
able to manipulate her daughter to get her to do whatever she wanted. ....
(1814
7
)
GLOBALIZATION—BHAGWATI & KLEIN
....
Klein, on the other hand, takes issue with this latter point and maintains .... No longer
able to engage in their traditional lifestyles, the next generation of ....
(431
2
)
Comparison of Freud and Klein: Psycho-Dynamic Theories Identifying ...
.... may not be
able to be of much help to patients who are trying to work through their hatred issues (p. 70). As elaborated by Cashdan,
Klein's ideas about the ....
(4822
19
)
The Information Age
.... to be as easy for others as it was for Spring Street because Spring Street had the unique opportunity of being first," meaning that
Klein was
able to attract ....
(2206
9
)
Democracy and the Media
.... a campaign. However, by fictionalizing the story,
Klein was perhaps
able to be more critical and more revealing.
Klein shows that ....
(3583
14
)
Effects of Buddhism for Women in Medieval Period
.... The males in charge are
able to overcome the "uncontrollably powerful . . . phallic serpent-woman" (
Klein, __, Desire, p. 304). ....
(3294
13
)
The Evolution of Mathematics
.... Aware of the growing importance of the field, Felix
Klein was even
able to obtain financial support from private interests for research in applied mathematics ....
(4509
18
)
The Evolution of Mathematics
.... Aware of the growing importance of the field, Felix
Klein was even
able to obtain financial support from private interests for research in applied mathematics ....
(4440
18
)
Dimensions of Stress
.... comes from biological or social causes, the human is never
able to satisfy .... conflict in-volves the collision of incompatible drives and motives" (
Klein, 1978, p ....
(1595
6
)
Changing Definitions of Family
.... the single greatest barrier faced by single parents (Noel,
Klein and
Klein, 1998, p .... Without daycare, a single parent of young children will not be
able to find ....
(2259
9
)
Object Relations Theory & Christian Views
.... the existential condition of man, which is very much in keeping with
Klein's formulation of .... will not suffer you to be tempted above that ye are
able; but will ....
(2541
10
)
Problem Solving in Mathematics
.... the end of the 20th century math education was in a state of flux (
Klein). .... arise in mathematics and in other contexts requires the student to be
able to assess ....
(1965
8
)
Society's View of Single Parent Family
.... the single greatest barrier faced by single parents (Noel,
Klein and
Klein, 1998, p .... Without daycare, a single parent of young children will not be
able to find ....
(2354
9
)
Music in Terezin Ghetto
....
Klein was the youngest of the group and was instrumental in moving the clandestine .... Many in the camp hoped that they would be
able to obtain their freedom in ....
(966
4
)
Claustrophobia
.... leading to a pattern of avoidance because of concerns about not being
able to escape ....
Klein (1981) argues that agoraphobia come about in part because of a lower ....
(1611
6
)
Management & Technology
.... of successful implementation is to ensure that the computer system is
able to achieve .... In a study by
Klein (et al.), the authors studied the implementation of ....
(2924
12
)
Various Presidential Decisions Throughout the Summer of 1994 ...
....
Klein, J. (1994, August 8). Robert Kennedy's Last Campaign: How the Beset Idea in .... The fourth lesson is that the President must be
able to exert some control ....
(2417
10
)
Low Fare Airlines
.... and there is considerable speculation about whether the company will be
able to continue .... seat miles are in billions, cost factors are in cents) (
Klein, 1996, p ....
(1814
7
)
Southwest Airlines & ValuJet
.... and there is considerable speculation about whether the company will be
able to continue .... seat miles are in billions, cost factors are in cents) (
Klein, 1996, p ....
(1798
7
)
Escherichia coli
.... Enteroinvasive E.coli (EIEC) not only attach to the intestinal lining but are also
able to invade the cells themselves and duplicate .... Prescott, Harley,
Klein. ....
(1371
5
)
NAFTA Debate
.... Congress, President Clinton was
able to persuade the House of Representatives to pass the North American Free Trade Agreement by a twenty vote margin (
Klein 29 ....
(1815
7
)
Gangs in the United States
.... Territories for these drug gangs are defined by markets, not neighborhoods (
Klein, 1995, p. 228 .... to a gang rape with all males and females present
able to engage ....
(2850
11
)
On-Line Marketing
.... Murphy, 1996, p. 1). Furthermore, established customers should be
able to request ....
Klein establishes that large companies can be outsmarted by smaller companies ....
(2675
11
)
ESLEFL Learning Environments
.... teaching/learning most students in traditional schools may be
able to translate ....
Klein (1986:35) states that the three components which "determine the process ....
(4728
19
)
Children First Reform Agenda
.... With the implementation of Children First, I would not be
able to change the curriculum in schools to meet the level of the students .... "Bloomberg and
Klein Rush In ....
(2173
9
)
No Child Left Behind & NY School System
.... With the implementation of Children First, I would not be
able to change the curriculum in schools to meet the level of the students .... "Bloomberg and
Klein Rush In ....
(2180
9
)
Capping Medical-malpractice Awards
.... not malpractice awards but other realities of modern medical care (
Klein, 2004 .... to organize themselves to provide benefits to those with least
able to function ....
(1405
6
)
