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…Damage That Has Been Done to Children of Divorce When a marriage is not working, there is a breakdown of communication, common goals, or trust, and often this ends in divorce. A divorce is a very painful process with detrimental effects on children…
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…Excuse-making is a common strategy people invoke to feel better following a negative event. When excuses are advanced in public, their effectiveness may depend on whether they are validated by others. The present study was conducted to assess…
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…Positive and Negative Effects of The Cold War on Germany <Tab/> <Tab/>When looking at the Cold War most everyone begins to think about the United States and the Soviet Union. Even though these were the major countries…
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Effective Meetings: Building Teams Through Communication Why is it that any single meeting may be a waste of time, an irritant, or a barrier to the achievement of an organization's objectives? Good meetings are rare, but you know when you…
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Effect of Fins on Bottle Rockets and Notes on Fins The goal of the fins is to insure the stability of the rocket, by pulling the center of pressure (CP) at about 1 diameter of the rocket under the center of gravity (CG). To do that, we can act either…
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…Families Are Doing Right", and he other by Linda Ellerbee " Television Changed my Family Forever", each shows us, the reader, many great examples of how television can have a negative effect upon the family. There are many negative effects that happen when…
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…Managing Conflict And Disagreement Using Effective Communication It is not what you say, it is how you say it; it is widespread knowledge and you do not have to possess a degree or be a diplomat to understand this theory. When handling any type…
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…<Tab/>This paper will discuss the effects of alcoholism on the mind, body, and emotional spirit. Alcoholism causes many physical conditions and reactions in the mind. It damages the brain and affects the normal thought processes. The brain…
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…and followers, but cannot explain the nature and effectiveness of leadership. With the development of the theories, the Fiedler model, Hersey and Blanchard's situational theory, the leader-participation model, and the path-goal model are gradually welcomed…
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…for the worst. But no one was prepared for the full and devastating effects of The Blitz. From the beginning of the war a regulation that was imposed across cities throughout the UK, was The Blackout that was part of the ARP regulations, which intended to hinder…
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