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Professional Practice: The Part of Virtues and Principles Psychology Essay
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The importance of adherence to standards of social, legal, and ethical practice has also been learned. While encountering challenges I found that communication was the best means of dealing with most of those challenges and hence I plan to enhance my communication skills. I would need to further my education through seminars workshops.
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Analysis of Human Errors in the Workplace Psychology Literature review
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Understanding these factors and interrelationships human helps to implement barriers to prevent, reduce, or mitigate the occurrence of potential errors. Error reduction or prevention strategies are aimed at targeting the various task stages, limitations of human abilities that predispose to errors, and learning from errors that occur.
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The Educational Cause of Wrath Management Psychology Research Paper
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Anger management is a crucial issue in Dubai and in the world as a whole. Cases of anger-related incidences have been on the rise in Dubai. Being a religious and conservative society, the issue is not widely recognized and hence the existence of some gaps. Advocacy of the situation is gaining momentum in a bid to create a harmonized society.
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Effect of the Change of Attitude on Human Behavior Psychology Lab Report
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Survey instruments like questionnaires were used. This is a study that sought to examine whether high and low thinking about the advertisements on the dangers of using a mobile phone while driving and how they affected the degree of change in people’s attitudes about using a hand-held mobile phone while driving.
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Identity Development in Person Conduct Hence to the Psychodynamic and Psychoanalytic Psychology Assignment
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Jung argued that the unconscious had two components the personal and collective. The collective unconscious represents experiences shared by human beings across the years, and they are mainly influenced by cultures. This has a relative influence on human behavior even though humans do not perceive so. Freud’s argument about instinctual urges.
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Future Projection in Situation Awareness During Pilot Selection Programs Psychology Case Study
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According to Endsley (2001), situation awareness entails being aware of what is happening, to know the action to take. Situation awareness involves knowing what is going on around, and make decisions using that information, at present and in the future, and thus, situation awareness explains what is required to be done to reach the goals of a particular task.
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Psychology of Tourist Behavior Psychology Essay
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Tourists who have travelled widely perceive tourism as a medium of self-development and education, through having experiences in wide-ranging cultures as well as meeting locals. This does not imply that tourists who have not travelled widely take tourism as something meaningless. Tourist can learn how to scuba-dive and get a sense of fulfilment.
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Proving the Validity of the ARJ Scale Psychology Case Study
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This is positively related to vengeance-seeking which is directly proportional to anger and inversely proportional to empathy. An individual who is vengeful in nature is more likely to act towards the restoration of justice as this is a mode of vengeance. A lack of empathy leads to acting to restore justice, disregarding empathy which would call for mercy.
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Psychological Effects of Propeller Blades on Pilots Hearing Psychology Report
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The environmental nature of the aviation industry is generally surrounded by both external and internal sources of noise. Pilots are usually subjected to a lot of noise in the course of their duty. High-level pitched noise that emanates from the cockpit and propeller can lead to both long-term and short-term effects for the pilots.
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Discovering Language Culture and Society Psychology Essay
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In February the year 2013, a teenager in Australia faced an arrest after allegedly impersonating a doctor for several months (Ollie 2013). This teen, at that time 17 years of age, was spotted while roaming the wards at Royal Adelaide Hospital, and on him were scrubs and a name badge, with a stethoscope hanging comfortably around his neck (Gutman 2012).
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Clinical Diagnosis Film Assignment Psychology Literature review
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The film thus shows how much misinformed the public is in terms of this disorder such as they cannot identify the major symptoms and recognize the episodes manifested by David. It does not occur to them that he could be severely depressed and thus they do not support him to cope and overcome the illness. 
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Characteristics of Reflective Journaling Psychology Coursework
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The solution arrived at was not very effective, and I can attribute this to a poor conflict management strategy. According to Fraser and Hipel (1984), a strategy is best described as a set of options taken by or applied by any participant. I do think that we should have appointed one person to lead and moderate the process.
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The Use of Reflective Journals and Strategies Psychology Case Study
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Effective communication is crucial as it helps an individual to understand better another person as well as in resolving disputes as well as in building trust and respect. In most cases, people misunderstand each other due to ineffective communication, resulting in conflict or an individual feeling frustrated (Wilson, 2002).
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Conflict Management and Self-esteem Psychology Essay
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Self-esteem refers to how individuals assess themselves favorably. Based on the case scenario, I'm concerned about my self-esteem. For instance, I desire that the roommates respect my desire to see the room clean. I'm also concerned about how their friends should perceive me. This scenario can best be understood using the Sociometer theory. 
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The Benefits of Having a Healthy and Good Self Esteem Psychology Coursework
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Talking to his parents about what he is going through will help him be at ease with himself and will make the family know which other way to communicate with him or how to help him get out of the situation that he is in. Friends might also help him find solutions to the problem that he is going through.
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Interpersonal and Methodical Theories of Figure Psychology Essay
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InThe paper has highlighted the major determinants of a person’s development and later personality based on various theories of development. Despite their varying positions on what shapes an individual’s development and later personality, they tend to converge on the fact that an individual’s development is subject to various influences.
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From Lackadaisical to Flourishing in Existence Psychology Report
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In the article written by Miller (2007), it is clear that there are insufficient details regarding how the information in the article was collected and how the researcher came to a conclusion. This is because the conclusion seems as if it has been hurriedly done. There is a lot of primary data that the researcher has presented to the readers.
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Do Body Tattoos Tell Us Anything about Personality Psychology Coursework
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This study aimed to determine whether there is a significant difference in personality factors and attitudes to tattoos between tattooed and non-tattooed participants. After conducting independent sample t-tests, the results showed that there is no significant difference in personality factors between tattooed and non-tattooed participants.
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Ire Management for Players In Economic Sport Psychology Essay
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In conclusion, there are visible and invisible expressions of racism that victimize the blacks and ethnic minorities’ players in sports. The existence and expressions of racism during events has disparaging fear and anger for players and might frustrate their participation and the level of excellence in their career.
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Eclectic Or Integrative Psychotherapeutic Treatment Psychology Research Paper
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Counselors and psychotherapist practitioners must be able to balance the advantages of integrated psychotherapy with its disadvantages (Geldard, 2003). They must be able to weigh flexibility and potential for better treatment outcomes against the administrative challenges such as extra training which is required and the extra expenditures.
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Emerging Testimony Dangers of Using Antidepressants Psychology Assignment
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Antidepressants are effective in helping to deal with depression among women, men, adults, adolescent children, and during pregnancy. However, it is also true that they have vices in terms of side effects to the consuming individual. The effects range from physical effects, natal and postnatal effects, sexual effects, and drug interaction.
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The Art of Thinking Psychology Assignment
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In this case, the author intends to inform the reader that it is the obligation of scientists to construct explanatory theories. Their profession gives them this responsibility. The explanation of this source of authority brings out the basic premises. Science as a discipline deals with comprehending the world yet the only way of understanding the world is through scientific explanations.
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Sample of Identity: Speculative Outlook Psychology Essay
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In conclusion, it is vital to note that the trait approach and the humanistic approach are similar in the sense that both concur that an individual’s personality is abundantly established by the choices that he or she makes (Schultz & Schultz, 2008). However, the trait theory of personality is more useful than psychodynamic.
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Depression in Refugees Psychology Term Paper
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Depression affects the lives and socialization of refugees in camps. This is because, in nether refugee camps, refugees are subjected to different life situations and thinking which subjects them to depression. The author of this paper will focus on the prevalence of depression among refugees in various camps. 
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Developmental Psychology and Enquiry to How the Subject Matter Offers Insights into Other Specific Areas Psychology Literature review
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This review has captured some major theorists of developmental psychology, noting its rich history and available researches. As mentioned, these theories and models have their shortcomings but still handy in future researches especially the broader theories and measures of Loevinger, Kegan, and those that have developed recently.
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The Relationship between Human Factors and the Development of New Products Psychology Case Study
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This covered a comprehensive extent from textual styles, composition and graphics that promote informational structure, user comprehension, meaning and relationship. The interface design represented the informational and graphic design emphasis. The elements were utilized for control and data manipulation, which is considered with many users.
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Communication and Interpersonal Process and Working with Diversity Psychology Literature review
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Besides the interpersonal process, diversity is another important factor that shapes communication between a social worker and a client. Social workers must therefore understand how diversity that ranges from differences in culture, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientations may affect social work outcomes.
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Individual Differences, Personality and Assessment Psychology Literature review
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The Satisfaction with Life Scale (SWLS) and Tertiary Entrance Rank (TER) score highly in coming up with this comparison from the analysis carried out. The research is in concurrence with earlier researches such as Burns et al., (2007)  whose report predicts considerable variance on the standard measures of satisfaction in life.
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Stress and Coping Strategies Psychology Case Study
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According to the literature review, physical coping strategy entails taking care of oneself and remaining healthy as much as possible by maintaining emotional composure (Abel, 2002). There are several things an individual can perform to reduce the level of stress. They include attending parties and participating in games.
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Enucleate Little One's Perceptions Focusing Psychology Report
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In as much, the qualitative data and results gathered can be very rich and give a lot of in-depth information on a topic, or answers given may raise new topics or issues that have not been previously considered by the researcher. In short, the process of analysis and interview has been impactful and educative.
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Cultural Anxiety among International Students Psychology Coursework
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Although students get to adapt after some time, it is challenging for them to adapt at the first periods of admission. The performance of students is the most affected aspects of their lives as a result of cultural distress. Learning institutions need to consider procedures and ways in which cultural anxiety can be controlled or minimized.  
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The Relationship Between Ecstasy and Rash Impulsivity Psychology Research Paper
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Participants were recruited from undergraduate courses offered at Deakin University. Announcements were made at the beginning of lectures to advertise the study to students. Flyers were left at the entrance to the lecture theatre and students who were interested in participating were invited to pick up a flyer at the end of class. 
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Reproductive Capacity of Profiling Approaches and Time Spirit Minimizing Psychology Essay
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In conclusion, criminal profiling, regardless of its weaknesses and strongholds, is still a field that needs to be proved effective in criminal finding. The accuracy of criminal profiling has been found to have many implications because in the case where the offenders’ profile is slightly wrong or incomplete, it will result in serious consequences.
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Experts quarrels about Preferable than Disciplined Rookie at Profiling Crime Psychology Essay
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 Nevertheless, what cannot be ignored is the fact criminal profile can significantly provide an indication of the type of individual who most likely committed the crime. On the other hand, and based on the analysis, it is difficult to determine whether experts are better than trained novices at profiling crime.
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Grip of the Heterodox Opinion at Profiling Psychology Essay
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The concept of criminal profiling has not yet been fully embraced as it is still not very well understood. But in instances where properly crafted profiles are used, substantial success rates have been witnessed. This has effectively changed everyone’s mind into believing that profilers can accurately predict a criminal’s characteristics.
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Sessile Being cannot Sustain Durable Better Well-Being Psychology Case Study
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Another major cause of stress is struggling with our thoughts of the past as well as of the future. It is important to create peace with our past by accepting our past since it cannot be changed and making wiser decisions in the future. Also, it is important to make peace with the future by not worrying about it.
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Health Guidelines: Psychoticism and Neuroticism Psychology Term Paper
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Living with an antisocial personality disorder often varies, as though full recovery might be attained over time, some people may continue to experience social and interpersonal difficulties. Extreme cases of the disorder often result in depression, anxiety, and alcohol and drug misuse. Thus families are crucial in the prevention.
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Coping Strategies and Resilience When Encountering Life Stressors Psychology Literature review
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The most immediate help can be accessed from family, religious, or professional members and fraternities that are well equipped with experiences and capability to shape new approaches to life and stress. An individual will then receive direct help, coordinated activities, or unplanned sessions that promote their coping mechanism. 
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Corporal Penalty: Flogging of Little Ones Psychology Term Paper
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In regard to the fact that the physical discipline of children does not result in bodily harm or physical injury, the laws regarding it should be changed. Parents should be allowed to physically discipline their children moderately. From the arguments above, the aim of the parents while administering physical punishment is not to harm the children.
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Trauma Recovery Models Psychology Article
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The rationale anchoring the military recovery discourse establishes from the ubiquitous rhetoric that military personnel are competitively trained, skilled and that their resilience is unparalleled. Yet, like in other public realms, there are no perfect preparations for extreme danger and deadly encounters.
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Falsehood in Daily Life Ender and Pending Future Interaction Psychology Coursework
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Overall the study results suggest that almost everybody lie depending on the intension, situation, and others do it unknowingly but they don’t lie in the same direction but differently and gender also is a major factor in determining the lies told it also affirms that despite the hypothesis research can be the best option of finding the real truth.
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The Psychology of Exceptional Learning Psychology Term Paper
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Reading is one of the major complex mental activities that many children suffer from. It is regarded as the most paramount skill in any elementary school curriculum and also the most troublesome subject that many children encounter in school. Among the children suffering from specific learning disabilities, nearly 70 to 80 percent have reading deficits.
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Onlooker Awe of Negative Evaluation Psychology Coursework
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This discussion built around the richly psychological discourse of the bystander effect, which tries to explain why people manifest the social inhibitory help tendencies. Theoretical assertions support the plausibility of the hypothesis that fear of negative evaluation on behalf of the active hero bystander and the passive witness bystander.
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Play Therapy as a Therapeutic Intervention Psychology Report
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Effective techniques for play therapy are closely related to factors that motivate therapy. In the event that these techniques are mentioned, motivation factors will be the basis for such. Rogers (2000) discusses 15 clinically proven play therapy techniques that have been helpful in reducing children’s social problems.
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The Influence of Cognitive Stresses on Pilots in the Cockpit Psychology Essay
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The mental workload model is composed of the correlation between the motivated capability of the pilot and the perceived task demand. The mental workload model may be defined as scenarios or schemas of dynamic systems that incorporate the comprehension of components of the system and how they interact in relation to changes in time.
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Guidance for Mentally Disordered Psychology Essay
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The majority of offenders with schizophrenia, psychopath, and antisocial personality disorder experience additional risk factors such as alcoholism, drug abuse, and living in antisocial or disorganized communities with no social supports that mediate or interact with these mental disorders to aggravate their conditions.
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What Are the Considerations When Designing Treatments for Mentally Disordered Offenders Psychology Coursework
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The therapy empowers the patients to be able to detect the symptoms and the means to manage them even before the therapist arrives. The therapist in this case is a collaborator and a personal friend who wants to see the offender lead a better life and become a better-adjusted individual (Jackson 2008 pg 130).
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The Considerations When Designing Treatments for Mentally Disordered Offenders Psychology Coursework
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Primary care in its simplest form is provided for by the family members of the mentally disordered offender and is thus considered to be the foundation for all health care for any population. Indeed, the role of family members or close associates of the offender is deemed critical in the treatment of mentally indisposed offenders (Harper & Chitty, 2005).
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Social, Legal and Ethical Issues in the Film Lantana Psychology Case Study
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The other social issue is the issue of love within marriage. It is observed that most people in the film do not have happy marriages. They are involved in several disagreements with their spouses. There is no school, curriculum that teaches individuals how to cultivate disciplines and delights of love that create meanings to their lives.
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Factors Influencing Human Behaviour in Fire Psychology Case Study
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Changes are systematic because these changes are orderly, patterned, and relatively enduring. Similarly, it involves continuities because some people remain the same or continue to behave in a similar manner that reflects his or he past behavior. Although not all changes are necessary as seen development, most changes occurring in human beings during their lifetime are developments.
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