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…in Research Some of the earliest recorded studies involving animals were performed by Aristotle (384-322 B.C.), who revealed anatomical differences among animals by dissecting them (Rowan, 1984). The Greek physician Galen (A.D. 129-199) maintained…

…of the information provided and whether or not the author was just telling a story to form and argument or to explain an event (Vipond & Hunt 1984). <Tab/>The intended audience of the author often dictates what the information provided is for and why…

…through blood transfusions. They include hepatitis, AIDS, malaria, CMV, and transfusion reactions. A great example of a successful blood doping procedure with adverse side effects is of the 1984 United States Olympic cycling team. Previous American cycling…

…, it is possible for them to react as if they had taken a drug even when no such drug had been used." Similarly, as well as psychological factors, the social environment also has a major influence on the drug user. Zinberg (1984) supports this view and he believes…

…(Hyman, 1984). During the twelve months ended May 2003, there were 241,900 working days lost due to industrial disputes (Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2003). Other forms of overt conflict include stop-work meetings, work bans and boycotts. The traditional…

…that 'they' - the people to be helped by social policy- are predominantly black, and blacks are owed a debt" (Murray 1984) Although Murray is talking about America in this article, he does introduce some interesting points of view as to why the socially/people urban policy…

…personality (Smith,1991) or the neurologic phenomenon underlying trance, hypnotizibility and dissociative states (Putnam, 1984). Some speculate that DID may be a form of hypnosis used by constitutionally vulnerable individuals to cope with extraordinary trauma…

…be scandalized to learn that the Spaniards seek only gold, slaves, and women (Todorov 1984: 58)." The New World was seen as a haven of natural resources and man power to be sent back to the mother country to further fuel Mercantilism. Additionally, it was seen…

…of psychology as a whole. 'Its history is different, its concerns are often different, its centres of learning and teaching are often different, and its professional training is different.' (Garfield, 1984:34) Yet despite this, sport psychology remains…

…, and was published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science USA, vol 81, pages 801-805 (1984). The original extinction data of Raup and Sepkoski are replotted in the following figure. The vertical axis shows the "extinction rate." This was taken from…