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School Refusal Behavior Associated with Separation Anxiety Disorder Psychology Coursework
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Early and traumatic separation from primary caregivers leads to School refusal behavior associated with a separation anxiety disorder. Early intervention is necessary to reduce the negative outcome in the future. It should start immediately once SAD symptoms are recognized to prepare them physically and mentally strong. 
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Early Intervention for Psychosis Psychology Annotated Bibliography
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It is not only the person suffering from a psychosis that is affected by it but also the family members and are also involved in the support system for the patient, which involves the intervention strategy. This means that the attitude of the family members is also important to the success of the early intervention in psychosis.
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Psychology of the Brain Psychology Assignment
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Seidenberg and McClelland designed a dual-route model to read words so they can study human reading ability (Ellis 1993). Their model was trained to read on two routes. One lexical route includes irregular words, and the other non-lexical route - operating on basic grapheme-phoneme correspondence rules (Ellis 1999).
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The Psychological Effects of Extreme Isolation in Stories The Phantom Coach and The Judge's House Psychology Book Report/Review
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In "The Phantom Coach" by Amelia B. Edwards, James Murray is in a constant state of isolation. From the beginning of the story, the reader sees that he has put himself in an insolated environment that keeps him in a low-grade state of panic. It was interesting to me that he went hunting with no food or water and that he did not keep track of time.
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Compulsive Spending: Causes, Consequences, and Solutions Dangerously Addictive by Peter Whybrow Psychology Article
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The ‘free market’ has been revered for the past century or so as an ideology instead of human social evolution’s natural outcome. The immigrant principles of discretion, frugality, and community concern of America, under the charm of this ideology and the deceitful assurance of instant possessions, have been taken over by intense self-centeredness.
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The Main Causes and Effect of High School Bullying Psychology Essay
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Bullying has also been found to cause increased anxiety in high school as well as other types of bullies. Bullying causes disorders that originate from or are related to increased anxiety in bullies, which originate from the emotional effects. It is among high school adolescents that social bullying has been reported to have greater links.
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Anger Management Course and Negative Repercussions on Relationships Psychology Research Paper
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Constructive anger expression often works best when the angry person frames the problem in a way that makes it a mutual concern rather than venting frustration or attacking. When partners have the opportunity to participate in a cooperative experience, they are more likely to work together to achieve the desired goal rather than feeling defensive.
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Physical Discipline for Children Psychology Case Study
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Many countries have banned corporal punishment at home and school. However, in the United States, physical discipline that causes no physical harm is a legal practice in parenting. Research has demonstrated the consequences of physical discipline in parenting and shown how it affects the relationship between the parents the children.
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Success in Marriage Psychology Case Study
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It is about how many times one reads a good book on marriage and puts the principles enunciated in them and puts into practice one by one and works on them slowly and steadily and gains something positive about staying together. It is easy to break but the building process is arduous but worth the try.
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The Normal Stages of Human Beings Cognitive Development Psychology Term Paper
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The author of the paper discusses the history of Piaget’s theory that dates back to the early 1960s with the identification of the four stages of cognitive development. On the other hand, the paper offers insight into the implication of this knowledge in everyday life, including its use in classroom contexts.
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Is Self-Enhancement a Positive Thing Psychology Assignment
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Self-enhancement means having a positive self-concept. Self-enhancement makes us feel good about ourselves as we perceive ourselves in a positive light. It helps maintain or build up high self-esteem or self-worth. People who have low self-esteem tend to overplay their weaknesses and believe that others are better than them.
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Do Video Games Make Children Behave Violently Psychology Assignment
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One of the first incidents that drew attention to the fact that video games can have an effect on the mindset of children was the Columbine high school tragedy that occurred in the US.  Two teenagers Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold shot dead 12 students and one teacher and injured 21 students in a heinous massacre and finally committed suicide.
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Models of Crisis Intervention Psychology Research Proposal
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Crisis intervention strives to achieve certain goals like screening, providing counseling, and making referrals to those potentially affected by a disaster (Akiyama et al, 2008). Rather than letting individuals who are in need seek services on their own, intervention acts to bring or offer help to them at the disaster scene.
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Gender Roles and Cultures in Regard to Personality and Self Psychology Literature review
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With elements of modernization increasing, the quest for the knowledge of how gender roles vary across cultures has been on the rise. One may argue that this is a result of the increased interaction between people from different cultural backgrounds. For instance, in the past few decades, there has been a significant rise of people migrating from one nation to another, or one region to another.
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Narcissistic Personality Disorder Psychology Literature review
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Narcissistic Personality Disorder refers to a personality disorder in which an individual suffering from the disease is characterized by excessive preoccupation with grandiosity either in fantasy and actual behavior, such that the individual excessively seeks admiration, while demonstrating less empathy for others (Hesse, Schliewe & Thomsen, 2005).
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The Aspect of Psychological Disorder Psychology Case Study
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The author states that tt is crucial to note the author of the book insinuates that a mental disorder is a behavioral or a mental pattern that causes suffering or inability to function normally for the affected individual. Mental disorder has economic and social effects both to the individual and to the community.
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Developmental Psychology: Theories of Moral Development Psychology Assignment
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The field of developmental psychology is full of interesting topics for research and discussion, perhaps one of the most interesting being that of moral development in children. When and how do children acquire a conscience that will guide them to make morally responsible decisions throughout their life span?
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Educating Women of their Psychology Psychology Term Paper
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Population-specific psychologies on various socially defined populations have flourished with the intention of expressing and meeting the needs of such populations. Special modifiers have been added such as “female”, “Black”, “Asian”, etc. to help increase awareness of the cultural and social underpinnings of their psychology.
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Psychology: Schizophrenia Psychology Term Paper
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To arrive at a diagnosis of schizophrenia according to Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition (DSM-IV), the symptoms must last at least for 6 months, with at least one month of active symptoms and there must be significant impairment of social and occupational functioning.
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Tests of Reliability and Validity Psychology Term Paper
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Under reliability, the following tests are discussed: internal consistency, split-half, test/retest, and parallel and alternate forms. Meanwhile, under tests of validity, the following are included in the discussion: face validity, content validity, criterion-related validity, and construct validity.
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Individual Preoccupation with Body Image the Psychological Perspective Psychology Report
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From the critical perspective, body image, body dissatisfaction, and various risk factors associated with it differ by gender. Outcomes in body dissatisfaction for men and women may be concurrently dangerous at the extreme ends; however, body image may be more problematic for women, particularly for young women. 
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The Effects of Colour on Human Psychological Functioning Psychology Research Proposal
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In the course of this study, an experiment will be designed to demonstrate that a brief perception of the colour green before an important test such as an IQ test does enhance the perceiver’s performance. It is assumed that this psychological effect appears to take place outside of the conscious awareness of the participant/viewer.
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Conduct Disorder Psychology Term Paper
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When a child or teenager suffers from conduct disorder, they increase their chances of displaying the aforementioned behaviors. Some signs of conduct disorder are bullying and fighting, and disregarding nighttimes curfews set down by authority figures. Part of conduct disorder also includes a lack of empathy.
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Challenges in Children Socializing Psychology Term Paper
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Tonya is a young school-aged child between the ages of five and six. She is currently enrolled in kindergarten and having trouble socializing. Tonya has been found stealing children’s food from their lunch boxes. The role of development is strongly influenced by physical development and cognitive development.
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Puberty, Health and Biological Foundations Psychology Term Paper
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Adolescence is the period from puberty to maturity. Adolescent psychology refers to the psychological issues and interest during this time of a person’s life. It involves looking at the issues, stages and various influences that an individual experiences throughout their development into functioning adults.
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A Psychoanalytic Deconstruction of James Joyce's Araby Psychology Term Paper
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In order to understand what psychoanalytic deconstruction entails, it would be best to describe Freudian psychoanalysis. As is evident from the term, Freudian psychoanalysis is a psychological tool developed by Sigmund Freud, an Austrian physician. It is a widely used method of examining the psychological motivations and operations of individuals 
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Developing a Role-playing Strategy for Enhancing Self-determination Psychology Term Paper
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Sunday: Spend the leisure time with either your aunt who bakes a lot or with your mother who cooks for the household. Try to learn from them as much as you can and ask them to talk about their experiences while cooking when they were young. Make notes of any precious kitchen tip that you learn from their talk
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Methods Of Dealing With Stress For Women And Men Psychology Term Paper
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The tension does not always relieve once the girl gets married. This can be attributed to women both in the East and the West. After the marriage, almost all religions and regional cultures require the bride to move to the groom’s place. The girl has to leave her parents, siblings, and everyone behind and start a new life with her husband.
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Communication Process of Neurons in the Brain Psychology Report
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Dendrites resemble a leafless branch of a tree and act as an antenna for the neuron. They receive electrochemical information from other neurons and pass it on to the cell body. (Huffman, 2008)
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Operant Conditioning Psychology Term Paper
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According to Neuringer (2002), operant conditioning takes place under four contexts. These are positive reinforcement, positive punishment, negative reinforcement and negative punishment. Positive reinforcement occurs when a response/behaviour is followed by a rewarding stimulus and thereby increases the frequency of occurrence of that behavior. 
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Knowledge and Wisdom from Childhood Experiences Psychology Term Paper
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I believe that my faith in the Lord Jesus Christ has helped me to overcome many obstacles in my life and it is this strength that carries me through various challenging situations. Due to divine providence, some opportunities came my way, which helped me to come out of that situation into a land that offered several opportunities to grow.
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Spirituality, Gender Identity, Race, and Ethnicity Psychology Report
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It is not possible for a person to make all the possible choices in a lifetime to observe their results so religion can be relied upon to make the correct choices. For example, religion forbids adultery. Instead that a person committing adultery repeatedly in order to observe its effects on human life, it is better to stick by religious teachings in matters of this kind.
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Alcohol Dependence Correlated to Mental Health Diagnosis Psychology Report
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Substance dependence has an old and complex relationship with human civilization, with a wide variety of intoxicants, narcotics and other plant products introduced and experimented with for therapeutic, ritualistic, and recreational purposes by different cultures. Alcohol is one of the substances that have been used for many social and cultural purposes.
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Lifespan Developmental Psychology Psychology Research Proposal
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The research found out that a solution provided from the ground up served better than solutions delivered by experts from the top. The children’s involvement in the entire spectrum of activities also encouraged teachers to participate. Over time the participation of teachers allowed them to become more considerate and accommodating.
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Stress Management and Role Transition for Nursing Students Psychology Report
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It will then focus on the specific stresses experienced by Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to Bachelor of Science Degree Nurses (BSN) or Registered Nurse (RN) to BSN nurses as they transition between student and working life. In this area, recommendations will be made regarding both institutional and personal responses to such stress and mechanisms which may serve to alleviate such stress.
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Sentiment Analysis for PTSD Signals Psychology Report
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The implication with treatment is that successful results are only attained depending on the individual’s personal disclosure and eventual acceptance of what happened in the past. Getting help through medication as well as achieves in cutting down the symptoms that accompany PTSD. Antidepressants have been long identified to help people fight this disorder.
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Oppositional Defiant Disorder Psychology Report
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It is most commonly observed in children and adolescents with a frequency of 16 to 22 percent of cases observed in the school-going children.  According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-4-TR), the estimated prevalence of oppositional deficit disorder has been established as 2 to 16 percent.
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Childhood Emotional Abuse and Bipolar Disorder Psychology Research Proposal
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The article notes that while there has been an 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 of childhood trauma. The article notes that there are higher incidences of reported trauma in childhood among patients with bipolar disorder compared to patients with unipolar disorder.
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What is Healthy: Government vs. Society Psychology Report
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The government has repeatedly called for the inclusion of all the five healthy food groups during meals. The outlined requirements are supported by evidence for the benefit of consumers. Society, however, has other forces that influence the choice of food. There are sweetened drinks that are labeled as having certain nutrients, and marketed as such (Evans, Greenwood, Thomas, & D.Cade, 2010).
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Mock Interview Psychology Term Paper
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Some great psychologists and thinkers include Charles Darwin, William James, John Dewey, Leta Stetter Hollingsworth, and G. Stanley Hall. This paper will interview these five psychologists to find out their reaction to specific psychological issues.
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Mental Rotation Experiment Psychology Report
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Mental Rotation can be described as a cognitive capability to rotate representations in the min minidress-dimensional and two-dimensional objects. In the right of the brain's Cerebral hemisphere is where mental Rotation occurs.
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Right Hemispheric Superiority in Split-Brain Monkeys Psychology Report
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The alleles of this study were to discover if rhesus monkeys also had hemi spheres socialization facial recognition; this is species would be ideal because of its social organization that requires facial recognition both to recognize individuals and mood (Vermeiet al.al. 1998).
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Levinsons Conception of the Life Cycle Psychology Term Paper
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Daniel Levinson’s theory of adult development may be used as a tool to explore the development and changes that occurred so far in my life. Such theory will identify and describe important changes and highlights of an individual by tracing the scheme of development in sequential life stages according to Biggs.
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Cognitive, Physical and Social and Emotional Developmental Differences across Ages Psychology Report
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The exclusivity of these development-inducing activities brings developmental differences across ages. This paper aims to distinguish developmental differences of varied age periods regarding the cognitive, information processing, physical, and social and emotional areas of development through a mini experiment.
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Building a Group Among a Highly Diverse Workforce Psychology Research Proposal
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The rationale of this proposal is the importance of bridging the gap and resolving conflicts inherent in an organization composed of people with diverse backgrounds. The group will be named ‘Wall Breaker’. This proposal recognizes the fact that if the relationship between employees and the management is weak or conflict-ridden, it will eventually cause problems.
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An Interview With an Adult Psychology Report
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Though she is content with her two jobs, her career plans did not pan out as she had hoped. She originally set out to become a fully qualified science teacher, but after taking a couple of film classes to fulfill elective credits in college, Laura ended up involving herself more in the arts than in science. Laura is a very optimistic individual.
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Pros And Cons of Using IQ Tests to Assess Giftedness Psychology Report
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Pantry training is pertinent to administer or carry out the test and in scoring the test. These functions may be inculcated into practice by professional personnel (News notes, 2001). The interpretation of the eventual score requires a professional figure with clinical expertise.  In addition, its the complete, eventual score, measuring clinical depression, which is possible to interpret.
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Carl Gustav Jung: Life and Personal Experiences & Significant Contributions to Psychology Psychology Report
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It was mainly because of the ideas of Jung that analytical psychology has branched out. He has developed a very unique personality theory. Focusing more on the culture instead of the sexual aspect in explaining how humans behave makes him still relevant and influential up to this date in psychology (Carlson, 2010).
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Child Psychology in Practice Psychology Report
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According to Erikson’s premise of child development, the confidence of a person depends on how a child is handled at this stage because by trying to make minor decisions the child is exercising his ability to do things. If the child is criticized then he will grow up with self-doubt while if the child is supported or allowed to make some minor decisions he will grow up full of confidence.
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The Dimensions of Psychological Research Psychology Research Proposal
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As far as practical implications, the authors do not necessarily have the ability to change the outcome.  While editions of textbooks are currently being updated, it could take a long time to fully replicate this experiment.  Additionally, with technology, there are more than just textbooks to evaluate but also e-books and CDs that may be part of a professor’s teaching implementations. 
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