Lead Toxicity 
.... complex and extraneous. For
example, it gives different
lead levels measured in various parts of the globe. Included are
lead concentrations ....
(2131
9
)
ASSIMILATION, ACCULTURATION, AND THE CHINESE IMMIGRANY
.... For
example, in their study of proper diet among Chinese immigrants, Satia-Abouta .... is much healthier than an American diet, greater assimilation can
lead to a ....
(1272
5
)
Effects of Stress
.... of stress-related illnesses suggest that demographic factors may mediate the degree to which stressors
lead to these conditions. For
example, blacks have been ....
(1826
7
)
Philosophy of Education
.... model of Christ. In this manner, only Christ as unattainable
example can
lead others to know a sinless state. Educators, as sinners ....
(3056
12
)
Social Class, Health, and Illness
.... For
example, data shows that
lead poisoning is more common in low-income environments; children continue to be exposed to
lead-based paint, gasoline residues ....
(951
4
)
Qualities of a Leader
.... The ability to motivate and to
lead a team by
example . A .... They tend to be conscientious about their work and
lead by
example. They ....
(498
2
)
Democratic and Autocratic Leadership
.... To be effective, democratic styles of leadership
lead by
example, with leaders asking nothing of subordinates that they are not equipped to do themselves. ....
(834
3
)
Confucian Strategy of Government
.... What stands out in this comment by Confucius is the idea that the leader who sets the proper
example will not actually have to
lead at all in the ordinary sense ....
(1490
6
)
Electric Power Plants and Pollution
.... For
example, although the concentrations of chemicals like DDT and PCBs in people's .... made public an EPA study that many believed would
lead to significant ....
(1685
7
)
Comparative Psychology
.... profound differences when compared to other living beings and failure to recognize these can
lead to invalid generationalizations. For
example, the constraints ....
(341
1
)
CHANGES IN ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES
.... An
example of a mandated action requiring an accounting change was the federal .... accounting change did not, in the opinion of this reviewer,
lead to improved ....
(1943
8
)
Advertising Negatively Affecting Our Lives
.... sexualized images can also decrease self-esteem, self-confidence, and
lead to shame .... For
example, at "Dasani Pond," gamers can earn five energy points by dipping ....
(1057
4
)
Mass Media Distortions of Reality
.... The quest for ratings can
lead to violations of journalistic principles. For
example, rumors can be reported as fact by media outlets desiring to be "first ....
(1750
7
)
A Christian View of Buddhism
.... for
example, warns of trying to get into heaven through the back door. Buddhism in contrast teaches that nearly all religion holds truth that will
lead to ....
(2167
9
)
Air Pollution in New York
.... Prior to 1975, for
example, automobiles did not have catalytic converters and
lead was a significant component of air pollution. ....
(4103
16
)
Visual Search of the Environment
.... It can
lead to difficulties when a set of factors are grouped under a label, for
example the category of black male meaning gang member, dangerous, and criminal ....
(1616
6
)
Diversity in Groups and Teams
.... Pitchers do not typically also play the outfield, for
example. .... Taking a group of nine fans and putting them on a baseball field does not necessarily
lead to an ....
(1003
4
)
Comparing Four Leadership Theories
.... Meanwhile, the suggestion of democratic-style theorists that such leaders
lead by
example is difficult to overstate, for the perks and privileges of rank ....
(2411
10
)
Hate Speech and Biased Speech
.... For
example, few people like what they have to say. .... Another argument: the demonstration might
lead to violence? Southern whites tried that one, too. ....
(1502
6
)
Summary of Child Development
.... Failure to develop this trust will
lead to mistrust (pp. .... For
example, Bowlby's (1969) experiment that involves the separation of infants from their mothers ....
(1361
5
)
Comte on Social Order and Progress
.... in a society as the society undergoes the necessary changes that
lead to its .... He gives an
example when he says that the scientific subsystem "reflects on itself ....
(1986
8
)
Systems Change in the Socialist Bloc in 1989
.... changes which do occur will not likely be uniform in all socialist countries, and (4) recognize the factors which could
lead to a .... Canada is a good
example. ....
(1618
6
)
Arguments for Transhumanism
.... used to reject the real world and physical existence, which would
lead to apathy .... For
example, Miah (2003) argued that transhuman technology is found in medical ....
(1887
8
)
WHAT SCHOOLS ARE FOR
.... inculturation and interpersonal relations, the author states that these are goals which can
lead to questions regarding their meaning. For
example, there is ....
(2410
10
)
Teacher Job Stress, Burnout & Creativity
.... Student variables can also increase stress and
lead to burnout. For
example, Friedman (1995) found that teachers were more likely to experience stress and ....
(2721
11
)
The Written Constitution
.... The United States is a good
example. .... While Prime Minister Blair did
lead into war a nation that did not want to go to war in 2003, and while parliaments over ....
(2283
9
)
Anabolic Steroids
.... The chemical effects of anabolic steroids may increase fluid retention and
lead to high .... One
example shows a user buying an expensive sport's car while on a ....
(2209
9
)
Ethical Leadership
.... For
example one president stated that a leader who is intelligent, but without virtue, will
lead others toward selfishness and cynicism. ....
(7193
29
)
Desynchronosis in Commercial Aviation
.... Therefore, this research might
lead to a determination of when multiple layover induced .... For
example, factors such as the time of year and seasonal exposure to ....
(2012
8
)
Theories of Aging
.... It has been shown, for
example, that the maximum level of DNA repair occurs .... An accumulation of DNA errors could, possibly,
lead to altered cell division or ....
(1562
6
)
