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The desire for positive social relationships is one of the most fundamental and universal human needs. This need has a deep root in evolutionary history in relation to mating and natural selection and this can exert a powerful impact on contemporary human psychological processes (Baumeister & Leary 1995). Failure to satisfy these needs can bear devastating consequences on the psychological well being of an individual. These needs might not be satisfied as rejection, isolation, and ostracism occurs

Dissertation Concept Paper A Case Study: Managing Threats of Campus Violence At Michigan Community Colleges Russ Panico Western Michigan University Fall 2014 A Case Study: Managing Threats of Campus Violence at Michigan Community Colleges Statement of the Problem An unknown factor regarding the management of potential acts of campus violence is how community college administrators use information obtained from campus threat assessments to objectively address the potential

There are often parallels drawn between war and business because both are represented as ruthless zero-sum games. Understanding the intersection between these two settings is most important because there are immensely valuable business lessons that can be drawn from the battlefield. The following study is also important to members of the armed forces who aspire to enter the corporate world, informing them on the military knowledge they can apply. In both environments, it is indisputable that leadership

Carol Ann Duffy's Revision of Masculinist Representations of Female Identity Carol Ann Duffy is one of the freshest and bravest talents to emerge in British poetry —any poetry — for years', writes Eavan Boland (Duffy, 1994, cover). This courage is manifest in Duffy’s ability and desire to revise masculinist representations of female identity and her engagement with feminine discourse, a concept which, as Sara Mills points out: has moved away from viewing women as simply an oppressed group, as

Ronald Reagan and the Fall of an Empire With the dust settling after the end of the Second World War two supers started to emerge. In the Western side of the globe with the power of industry, manufacturing and a free market, capitalist society the United States was growing at the fastest rate in modern times. As a polar opposite to the United States and their form or government almost as if suited for a fiction novel The Soviet Union with the power of a Communist Iron Fist Government was too emerging

Company Description This organization is a full-service recording artist project management company based in Nashville, Tennessee, which specializes in producing all popular mainstream genres of music that need marketing, venue and audio support. Our business model will specialize in a much-needed grass-roots launching pad for underground hip-hop artist services in the music industry. We will book these grass roots clients to play extensively during the summer of 2010 based on their target demographic

The University of Liverpool The Management School Applied Business Research Methods (ULMS515) Research Proposal PROPOSAL TITLE: Supermarket discounts: do they offer genuine benefits or are they “buying traps” Name: HU LIXIANG Student Number: 200908448 MSc Major: Consumer Marketing 1. Project Title Supermarket discounts: do they offer genuine benefits or are they “buying traps” 1.1. Introduction Generally speaking, people believe a discount in the supermarket is something

Pharmacognosy, pharmacology and increasing the vinca alkaloids of Catharanthus roseus (Apocynaceae) Jane C. Doe Hollins University, 7916 Williamson Road, Roanoke, Virginia, 24020 Plant Biology, November 22nd, 2013 INTRODUCTION Catharanthus roseus (L.) G. Don, previously Vinca rosea, is a subshrub endemic to Madagascar but found in many warm climates across the globe (Evans 1996). It was long since claimed by the indigenous healers of these regions that

Chapter 1 History of Fibromyalgia Brief History of Nervous System Disorders The systematical correlation and illustration of neurological diseases were made in the 19th century by Philippe Pinel and Xavier Bichat in France. In the United Kingdom, Matthew Baillie, Robert Hooper, Charles Bell, Richard Bright, Joseph Swan, Robert Carswell and James Hope penned the 1832 Anatomy Act. Thomas Willis conducted examinations of the nervous system through both an analysis of symptoms and clinical observations

Paid Employment in the Home In her book The Second Shift, Arlie Hochschild describes how two-job married couples in the United States deal with the structural problem of the domestic work shift, i.e., that when both members of a marriage work outside of the home, the domestic work becomes an added burden to one or both of the members in addition to their outside jobs. Modern society has increased the work load of the family, thereby increasing tension in marriages and taking away time for leisure