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Some of the studies that investigated the effect of SBIs show evidence on the effectiveness of SBIs similar to sensory diets; however, these studies had poor methodologies and lacked rigorous intervention protocols. Only one study (Fazlioğlu & Baran, 2008) was at the level I of the evidence hierarchy (Sackett, Rosenberg, Gray, Haynes, & Richardson, 1996). The assessments used in these studies to determine the presence of SPD, outcome measures, and intervention protocols varied significantly. The

Statement of the Problem The most recent data collected by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows that 1 in 68 children are diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) (CDC, 2014). Children diagnosed with ASD often have difficulty with functional performance in several key areas including; social participation, communication, school based activities, motor performance and play. These impairments in functional performance are not exclusive to the child alone as the caregiver

Leading others can be challenging and the search for an ideal, multi-purpose leadership method has been in progress since human beings first began to organize into groups. Christian leaders have the added dimension of seeking to utilize leadership methods that support the values of their faith. Many have looked to theology for leadership direction, using their understanding of God as a foundation for leadership theories and behavior. One such theology of leadership presents God as the Master of all

The reality is, Google offers even more to its employees. In November 1999, Google hired its first full time chef, Charlie Ayers, who was previously the chef for the Grateful Dead. Ayers won a cook-off competition with other contestants and what was then 40 employees chose him. Google now has over 30,000 employees around the globe. According to Jordan Newman, a Google spokesman, Google’s goal is “to

“For the women’s movement of the 1960s and 1970s the subject of feminism was women’s experience under patriarchy, the long tradition of male rule in society” (765) Julie Rivkin and Michael Ryan declare in their introduction to Feminist Theory. “To be a woman under such conditions was in some respects not to exist at all” (765). In a world dominated by men, The Mary Tyler Moore Show gave audiences and especially women, the character of Mary Richards, a thirty year old, independent, and work-driven

Ya Kun’s founder Loi Ah Koon came to Singapore soil as a Chinese immigrant and was hired as an assistant in a Hainanese coffee stall (Loi, 2002). As Loi Ah Koon began to experience the coffee business he then decided to his own coffee stall in Telok Ayer Basin accompanied by 2 Chinese immigrants that later left him to explore their own business somewhere else (Loi, 2002). His business served tea, coffee, toast and egg. Customers would often come to the coffee stall with satisfaction. Ah Koon later

“Please pardon our absence Henry and Clara.Our buggy’s wheel popped off,” I said smoothing out the folds in my dress. “Oh it’s quite alright,” Henry said waving off my comment. “What A lovely dress you have Mary,” Clara said goggling my finery. “Thank You Clara,” I said curtly. “Shall we sit down my dear?” My husband asked gesturing to our seats. “ Yes of course,” I said fingering the fine red material on the back of the chair. I neatly arranged my dress so it wouldn’t wrinkle, sat straight up, and

other people; their ears to listen other people’s problems; their mouths to speak to encourage other people and to tell them about Jesus. Verse 2: Paul explained about a true transformation consisting of discernment, deed, wisdom and understanding. Leaders’ thinking can be changed by renewing their minds with God’s Word. “This renewal means a new orientation, due to which the 'power of critical judgment ' is able to test and discern God’s will” (Runia, 2012, pg.202). Their inner spirits change

Racial segregation in the United States continued even after the Civil War, in the form of laws requiring separation of people by race and in the form of ubiquitous discrimination and widespread social resistance to integration. But even during the height of racial segregation and discrimination, people in the performing arts pushed their audiences to reconsider their prejudices and assumptions regarding classification and disparate treatment of people based on race. Broadway’s and Hollywood’s most

jobs, life savings and their homes. During those difficult times, the state and federal governments set up social service programs to help the poor. To this day the government is primarily responsible for taking care of poor and homeless people. (Ayer, Eleanor H., 1997) Definition of Homeless According to the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), a