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Principles of Archaeology - journal article review...?Principles of Archaeology Hubbard, Emily M. “Livestock and people in a Middle Chalcolithic settlement: a micromorphological investigation from Tel Tsaf, Israel.” Antiquity 84 (2010): 1123–1134 The purpose of this paper is to describe the predominantly micromorphological findings from a site at Tel Tsaf, Israel, as well as the implications of these findings. A number of both round and rectangular buildings, as well as grain silos, had been found at the site. Micromorphology suggests that the rectangular buildings were used for habitation, whilst the round shape showed signs of being used for domesticated animals. The findings are suggested to have reduced the likelihood of social variance. However, perhaps more importantly... of Archaeology...
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Journal Article Review: 'Preferential Association Between Childhood Emotional Abuse and Bipolar Disorder'...? Journal Article Review: 'Preferential Association Between Childhood Emotional Abuse and Bipolar Disorder' Table of Contents Part A: Review 3 I. Introduction 3 II. Methods 3 III. Results 4 IV. Discussion 5 Part B: Reflection 6 References 8 Part A: Review I. Introduction Where genetic determinants have not been conclusively identified, psychological stress factors as determinants of bipolar disorder have been inferred to be a rich research vein, in light of findings that implicate such stress factors to the disorder's onset and recurrence. The article notes that while there has been emphasis on such psychological stress factors as key life events, not as much focus has been given to stress factors from earlier in life, in the form... hope to...
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Journal Article Review...? Social disorganization theory Lecturer This paper seeks to review Barbara Warner and Glenn Pierce’s 1993 article “Reexamining social disorganization theory using calls to the police as a measure of crime, Criminology, 31”. This article looks at social disorganization theory using calls to the police in 60 Boston neighborhoods during 1980. The examined data, which are based on crime reports of the complainants instead of official reports by the police, gives room for further investigation of dissimilarities in the findings based on the data of victimization and official crime data. The rates of robbery, assault, and burglary are regressed on mobility, poverty, family disruption, racial heterogeneity, and structural...
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Journal Article Review Assignments...? Journal Article Review Assignments Details: al Affiliation: Journal Article Review Assignments 1. Shim, W., & Walczak, K. (2012). The impact of faculty teaching practices on the development of students’ critical thinking skills. International Journal of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education, 24(1), 16-30. One of the principal objectives of institutions of higher learning such as colleges and universities is to impart skills that enable its clients [the student] of whatever level to think critically while analysing problems in order to find implementable solutions that best fit the dynamic nature of the changing and challenging dimensions in the 21st...
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Journal Review...work] Profiles of Attribution of Importance to Life Roles and their Implications for the Work-Family Conflict R.G. Cinamon & Y. Rich,
Journal of Counselling Psychology
2002, Vol. 49; Part 2, pages 212-220
American Psychological Association (APA)
ISSN 0022-0167
A Critical Review
This article is about work-family conflict written by Rachel Gali Cinamon and Yisrael Rich based on Cinamon's dissertation as advised by Rich. It aimed to broaden understanding of the work-family conflict by investigating simultaneously the attributions of relative importance to the family and work domains. The researchers claim that its main difference from earlier research strategies is that it sheds light on how the two...
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Elaine Young, the author of the article, using two different case studies showed that it was possible to relate the mathematical theory of probability to third grade students by using vocabulary and games known to them. In one study, the teacher of a third grade class, composed of mostly students from minority and disadvantageous social group, was able to convey the probability concept by using basic statements, which described events of their daily lives. Children were able to distinguish differences of those statements describing which events...
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Journal Article Review...Intervention program recommendation affiliation Intervention program recommendation As argued by Lee et.al , marijuana is the most reported illicit substance in college campuses. Despite the prevalence, the authors is disappointed with the fact that only a few published intervention studies have focused specifically on addressing high-risk marijuana use on college campuses (Lee et.al, 2013).
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Professional Journal Article Review 01...LEADERSHIP. Herbert Spencer (Reviewer) Journal reference- The study of sociology volume Business publication office LA. support- Role of leadership in business
Field support- leadership.
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Article Review : Alex Bellamy (2004) Ethics and Intervention: The Humanitarian Exception and the Problems of Abuse in the Case of Iraq, Journal of Peace Research, Vol. 41/2, pp. 131-147... diffidence in regard to what should be moral is defined by those in authority rather than the society as a whole (Fisher 2011: 3). The highlighting of the two traditions is a strength the article exhibits well because it shows the impact of having different points of view across in dealing with issues during war periods.
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Bellamy, A. (2004) “Ethics and Intervention: The Humanitarian Exception and the Problems of Abuse in the Case of Iraq”, Journal of Peace Research, vol. 41, no. 2, pp. 131-147.
Fisher, D. (2011) Morality and war: can war be just in the twenty-first century? New York: OUP.
Fotion, N. (2007) War and ethics, London, New York: Continuum.... of War Over the past few years, the aspect of war has been a hot debate. The...
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Review of a journal article...Article Review Synopsis Pediatric health care workers (HCWs) face the risk of exposure to inflection, pertussis, and transmission of disease to other patients. The aim of this cross-sectional research is to discuss the epidemiology of HCW’s exposure to pertussis in detail, and find out the factors which might be helpful in promoting effective implementation of the guidelines related to infection prevention and control (IPC). In order to achieve this, the researchers retrieved data from the records of occupational health (OH) and IPC for the cases of pertussis which led to the conduction of an exposure investigation from 1 January 2002 till 18 July 2011 in a large care network of quaternary pediatrics. The researchers determined... ...
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