Papers 1201-1210 of total 4897 found.
…to respond speedily and appropriately in a rapidly changing and potentially threatening environment. Raymond J. Corsini provides us with a somewhat more simplistic definition of the term intelligence. According to Corsini (1984) the term intelligence can…
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…" and "the forces operative in any field". Snow and Mulrooney (2002) define a real team as having a "collective task that demands a high level of interdependency among its members" (p.23). Team dynamics are the often unseen "natural forces" (Belbin, 1984) that strongly…
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…the seriousness of the offense or promote disrespect for the law. Furthermore, release of the prisoner would not jeopardise public welfare. (Queensland Parole Orders Act, 1984) Parole has a three-fold purpose. Firstly, through the assistance of a Probation Officer…
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…political party or candidate and not only survive but become rich and successful (Wilson 1984). He also was known as the 'Red Fox,' (Wilson 1984) as the press sometimes called him, because journalists already were well aware of Van Buren's special talents…
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…school of thought. One school advanced various forms of determinism, whereas the opposing school advanced various forms of rational choice (Bourgeois, 1984). This debate had the effect of polarising the strategy schools of thought into the domain of ideology…
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…," which appears many times in the novel, was the cause for the removal of this classic from an eighth-grade reading list. In the 1950s, the NAACP objected to the book's perceived racist tone. In 1984, the book was removed from a public high school reading list…
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…a political writer and novelist and was largely able to earn a living from his literary efforts. A novel, 1984 attacks the idea of totalitarian communism by painting a terrifying picture of a world in which personal freedom is nonexistent. Animal Farm deals…
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…and demands of expansion of the college in Mountain Home Arkansas. In 1984 Mountain Homes Adult Education center became a Satellite Campus of NACC. A year later money was being raised mainly buy the community of Baxter county to purchase a former church…
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…of the world could overpower the Ralphs. Works Cited Webster, Brian. Apollo Guide Review Available: (WWW) http://apolloguide.com/mov_print.asp?CID=1984 Ebert, Roger. Chicago Sun-Times Available: (WWW) http://www.suntimes.com…
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…reviews other researchers' data and attempts to explain the phenomena. The research primarily includes subjects from London's boroughs, as well as, urban areas from Oslo, Beijing and Kampala. Quinton notes a similar review by Freeman (1984) is in circulation…
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