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Christopher Boyce and Andrew Daulton Lee Criminology Theories Social science Coursework
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Samenow's theory was visible in Boyce when he escaped from the prison and carried out a series of excitement filled bank robberies, before being caught again by the authorities. “He delighted in defying the government, daring the FBI and the U.S. Marshal's Service to find the man who topped the nation's Most Wanted Fugitive list.”
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Teen Pregnancy Social science Research Paper
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Research indicated that there are several factors that promote teenage pregnancy. One of these factors is the poor living condition as most of the females who become pregnant during teenage below to low-income groups. Secondly, the beliefs and the values that are transferred by a mother to her daughter are even a significant factor.
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Motivational Interviewing and Its Function in Person-Centred Social Change Social science Coursework
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The essay discussed the construction of the identities socially and symbolically, finishing with a reflection regarding the group’s discussion of back-story research, its deployment of various identities to the various tasks and how it feels playing all the roles. Finally, the group finished reflecting on the negotiation of the work concerned.
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Preparing for the Presentation Social science Book Report/Review
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Tuyet Nhi Dang injected new evidence from a completely new source “Forty Years On, Salon Owner Has Vivid Memories of the Fall of Saigon” by Matt Hongoltz-Hetling, Valley New Staff Writer. He summarized the article as follows. It's been 40 years since Communist forces took Saigon in the South and ended the Vietnam War.
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Developing a Shared Values Process Social science Case Study
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The paper "Developing a Shared Values Process" is a great example of a case study on social science. Maria Alverno works at a Shop Floor # 3 in the clothing section of John Lewis. A multiple departmental Store in London. Maria Alverno is Spanish from both her parents’ side, but they have been long settled in London now. Maria is a business student, working part-time at the Store.
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Impacts of the Gendered Practice on the Contemporary World Social science Coursework
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The paper 'Impacts of the Gendered Practice on the Contemporary World" is an outstanding example of social science coursework. It is a datum of experience that the past few years have witnessed a tremendous phase in terms of the ameliorating status of women in society. Similarly, the participation of females in the workforce has also marked an era of growth.
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Sexism in Our Modern Day World Social science Essay
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Rapes present aggravation in today’s men, which were not there when they used to rule over women. This open attitude of society has led today’s women towards self-consciousness, they are tending towards homosexuality and prefer to be single throughout their lives rather than to be married. In this aspect, sexism exists but it would be better to call it  “homosexism” rather than “sexism”.
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Analysis Skills Related to Group Process, Techniques, and Development Social science Case Study
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There is quite a bit of discussion on the way the group processes are facilitated, and what form of development emerges as a result of this type of interaction.  These three areas which are group processing, techniques utilized, and final development are a major part of learning in the study of social work.
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Child Neglect: A Comprehensive Review of Canadian Social science Literature review
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Canadians have fought to defend people in Europe and contributed enormous amounts of money to help the poor in Africa and elsewhere. The country is a highly desired destination for many people around the world who see it as a beacon of hope, fairness, and opportunity. Few people, however, know that in such a rich country there is a hidden shame.
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Success and Moral in The Fountain Head by Ayn Rand Social science Book Report/Review
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The novel states that practical success is not instant when a professional strives for moral values. It may be difficult to achieve, but not impossible. The values of a perfect man take time to sink into the people of the capitalist’s mind as they are hard to digest. When a common man or a capitalist finds a view opposite to that of his beliefs, he instantly refuses to accept it.
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Corporate Responsibility, Separation of Church and State, and Government Responsibility Social science Capstone Project
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Though there are differences in the ages, the values of the past ages can be adopted if they help in establishing the moral background for the decisions in all walks of life. This has been adopted by American society by making Women as morally equals to man. The areas of excellence of women are given importance or the women with excellence are respected.
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The Welfare State for Older People Social science Dissertation
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Older people are known to suffer from illnesses more often than young people, as well as develop diseases or medical conditions that are related to old age, and which require support, medical and otherwise. It has been shown that a global demographic transition is occurring, and the percentage of old people in the world is rapidly growing.
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The Impact of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome on Students Social science Essay
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It is possible for a child to be born with impairment due to a variety of reasons, the problems that can be presented as a result of a child being afflicted with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, or FAS, are entirely preventable. Any caring mother should not consume alcohol during her pregnancy, because the likely punishment that may be endured by her child is far too harsh for a fleeting pleasure.
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Comparison and Contrast Two Social Work Theory: Task Centered Practice and Crisis Intervention Social science Term Paper
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Both these procedures complement each other, as in the postmodern scenario planning of sociological care is greatly dependent on the psychological aspect. A social worker needs to ponder over the psychological state and requirement of the client and the aftermath he/she must plan the task or the aspects that will be assigned to the client.
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Violence and Bullying in Schools Social science Literature review
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The given paper points out that the act of bullying which can conclusively and simply be understood as an instance of a student being “exposed, repeatedly and over time, to negative actions on the part of one or more other students” (Elias & Zins, 2004) is in a state that entails serious attention in today’s world.
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Aging Out of the Foster Care System: Challenges and Opportunities for the State of Michigan Social science Case Study
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With rising numbers of youth in foster care, there are increasing numbers of youth also aging out of foster care. Although child welfare agencies have had an ongoing concern about the experiences and outcomes for these youth who transition out of care, in recent years more has been learned and new programs developed to assist this population.
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Social Inequality: Causes and Consequences Social science Term Paper
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The data produced by the government of the UK also confirms the existence of health inequality among the UK’s population. The nature of jobs was positively correlated with how long people live during their lifetime. For instance, the life expectancy of a professional group was 7.4 years greater than unskilled manual groups. 
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Community Needs Assessment Social science Term Paper
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A community needs assessment determines whether or not agencies, organizations or the community would support the program. A community needs assessment is useful if it is done systematically, if it has a clear definition of the issues and needs of the community and if it is clear on who the sources of information will be.
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Analysis of European Identities Social science Assignment
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Bernhard Schlink is another example of such an artist. His novel “The Reader” portrays the unearthing of his country’s past. The moral implications of the story are directed towards those who choose to forget and remind them that their past will always haunt them. His hesitance in the writing of the book is understandable.
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A Human Services Approach to Black Boy by Richard Wright Social science Book Report/Review
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Within “Black Boy” there are many areas where an interventive means is necessary to try and guarantee stability and normalcy within this family.  There are at times points where certain referrals could be made such as counseling, or other therapeutic services that would benefit the family as a whole unit.
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Human Factors In Modern Aviation Safety Social science Term Paper
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What is this human factor all about in aviation safety and how far its role or the non-existence of a role can help make aviation safety devoid of the rampant loss of life and property, should a mishap occur in the first place. Some aspects of aviation safety are taken a close look with the objective of arriving at some rational conclusion to this daunting yet as large as life itself predicament.
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Immigrant Life on the Frontier Social science Assignment
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Abraham and Rachel choose to homestead as their option for livelihood although they had the option of moving, like many Jewish immigrants did, to big cities like Philadelphia or Baltimore. Rachel and Abraham moved to the North Dakota prairie, where many of Calof’s relatives settled and claimed homestead land. 
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Poverty and Inequality: International Comparisons Social science Report
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    In a finding from an April 2005 study conducted by the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), it was reported that Britain’s social mobility was declining after already being lower than other progressive countries.  Compared to North American countries and eight European countries, the United States and Britain had the lowest social mobility.
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Collecting Information for a Study of One of My Clients Social science Case Study
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The client has also given his best in coping with the problem that he is facing. He had tried to take the fear out of his mind that the teachers would beat him, but that does not go out of his mind because of the simple reason that he sees students in his class getting beaten up by teachers every day.
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Anti Smoking Campaign: Smokers Free World Social science Assignment
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Executives and managers often smoked at least partly because it was manly, and was part of the proper image the upwardly mobile professional wanted to project. This image, too, appears to have changed radically. Indeed, a headline in Executive Fitness 19 ( June 1988) reads, "Warning: Smoking Can Be Hazardous to Your Career."
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Disability in the UK: Measuring Equality by Purdam Social science Article
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To begin with, the authors offer a summarised look at different censuses and surveys on disability issues in the United Kingdom that have been conducted in the recent past (Purdam et al. 2008, p. 54). The results vary in terms of the methodologies employed, the criteria used to define disability, and the general implications of living with disability in the United Kingdom.
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Confucian Influence to Korean Society: Social Structures and Women's Status in Yi Dynasty Social science Coursework
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Whereas lower-class Korean women have long labored under the dual burdens of contributing to the family income while fulfilling the duties of wife and mother, it is only in recent years that educated, articulate women of middle-class backgrounds have to shoulder the dual burden of the wage earner and homemaker.
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Transnational Migration by Thomas Faist Social science Book Report/Review
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The weaker the pedigrees in the nation-state of settlement, the stronger the encouragements to form a transnational community, however, the more the immigrants are given rights in the diaspora, the more they are able to integrate and familiarize themselves with the immigration country (Thomas, Margit & Eveline, 2013: 85).
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Minority Social Influence Social science Assignment
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According to the findings, it can, therefore, be said that social influence is any noncoercive procedure, technique, manipulation, or device, which depends on the socio-psychological environment of a class of organism, that changes or creates behavior or belief of the subject members of the same class.
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Potentials of Artificial Intelligence in Terms of Humanity Social science Essay
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is exhibited by software or machines. The field is an academic subject that studies the goals of creating intelligence. There are at least 3 depictions of
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Producing and Practicing Social Justice in Education Social science Assignment
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Social justice within the education framework stands to promote the common good and enhance the democratic participation among various stakeholders within Australian Education. The traditions of social justice have since focused on creating a balance between the need to reengineer schools while taking care of cohorts from disadvantaged backgrounds
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Controversial Issue of Tastes among Individuals in Various Social Classes Social science Literature review
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The paper examined the controversial issue of tastes among individuals in various social classes. From the analysis of the various theoretical models as tools of analysis, it is with no doubt that taste is regulated by the logic of practice. Moreover, this practice varies from one social class to another.
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The Biological Psychological and Sociological Effect of Alcohol on a Female and Her Families Social science Term Paper
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Alcohol addiction is harmful to all the people, especially to females. Females have a lot of biological and psychological problems associated with their addicted behavior. Alcohol addiction of the females can affect the society, family and the addicted person as well in many ways: domestic violence, sexual exploitation, aggressive encounters. 
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Business Ethics and Moral Economics as a Social Stigma Social science Coursework
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It is really important to note that when looking at ethical theories, as well as the results of the businesses, it can be seen that the main approach to ethics and values of helping impoverished nations is based on gaining recognition and campaigning for specific products by using humanitarian beliefs. 
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Fire Investigation and Fire Prevention Social science Term Paper
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De Haan (2006) explains the effect of fire as mostly being conflagration, hence physical damage to materials and structures. The extent of damage caused depends on the material within the structure that is on fire. Oil-based paints also make surfaces more flammable hence likely to be destroyed in case of fire as compared to water-based paints.
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Concept of Environmental Sustainability into Policy and Actions of the UK Social science Literature review
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Environmental sustainability is an expression that has become ubiquitous ever since the 21st century. According to the World Commission on Environment and Development (1987), it can be described as the development that meets the needs of the current generation without compromising the future generation’s ability to meet their own needs.
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Chelsea Neighborhood, Urban Development, Housing, and District Policy Social science Case Study
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Clarke later passed his ownership of the property to his daughter who later together with her husband extended the land to the south, expanding to 19th Street. Moore, husband to Charity who was a daughter to Clarke started to develop part of the land by building estates and selling the other bits to New Yorkers. 
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The Debate on Immigration and Asylum Seekers in Australia Social science Essay
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The Australian government and policymakers need to come with strategies that increase the infrastructure and other resources with the increase in population. This is because the significant growth in the Australian population results from natural causes other than the refugees fleeing to the country.
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Concepts of Power and Cultural Identity Social science Essay
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In conclusion, power is such a broad concept that is yet to gain a universal approach or draw similar perceptions across all societies. However, the joint effects of modernization and globalization have created a number of similarities in the general power structures in most societies. (Blanning, 2006).
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How Do Media Contribute to Maintaining a Sense of National Identity Social science Essay
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The sense of national identity helps the nation to remain as a united whole in times of crisis and conflicts. The very concept of nation and nationalism are strongly rooted in this sense of national identity, a sense of belonging to one’s own nation because of a commonly shared history, culture, cultural values and solidarity among its citizens.
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Sense of the Radical Instability of Gender in Shakespeare's Winters Tale and Twelfth Night Social science Book Report/Review
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By crafting women like Hermoine and Viola Shakespeare crosses gender barriers. He does so via cross-dressing and gender reversal in a profound way, by challenging accepted norms. Women and men are equal in every way. Women can be strong and men can be weak and this theme is the underlying challenge to gender stability.
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Sociological Explanations for Inequalities in Health Care Social science Case Study
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Today's world is confronted with disproportion, starting from budget inequalities, unequal development in countries, a different approaches to poor, systems, and the possibility for progression. All these give establishing different health care with different quality or inequalities in each country especially concerning the impact on the social environment on people’s health and illness.
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The Perception of Reality through the Influence of Television Social science Essay
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As shown through the discussion of the development of the identity, the way in which television will affect an individual is defined more by the existing character of that individual (Monroe, 2003). I believe it is folly to say that a television program can be responsible for the violent actions of an individual. 
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Social Work Policy Change Social science Term Paper
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Consolidating the already acquired improvements will encourage more change. Reporting on the acquired changes will assist in obtaining the approval of the top management. To be sustainable, it is advisable to maintain the momentum of the program implementation upon reaching certain levels of change to facilitate the full completion of the change.
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Donald Trump's Anti-Immigration Campaign Social science Literature review
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First world and second world countries around the world have recently experienced an influx in the number of people seeking either economic or political asylum. Although originally not a problem, the increased immigration rates have prompted various nations to find ways to reduce the number of both economic and political refugees. 
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Impact of Transnational Diasporas on Canadian Literature Social science Essay
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The South Asian-Canadian writer, Rohinton Mistry shows keen interest to inculcate the relation of human beings with nature, longings for home and identity/existential crisis in a different culture apart from India. For instance, ‘A Fine Balance’ by Rohinton Mistry deals with the plight of the protagonist Farokh Kohlah in Indian society.
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Analysis of Forces of Fortune: The Rise of the New Muslim Middle-Class Book by Vali Nasr Social science Book Report/Review
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Vali Nasr is a prominent and renowned Middle East economic expert and author. He has authored the book “Forces of Fortune: The Rise of the New Muslim Middle Class and what it will mean for our World”. In this book, Nasr majorly focuses on a revelation that will utterly transform the Muslim world in a big way.
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The Los Angeles Riots of 1992 Social science Literature review
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The Korean American shop owners were the hardest hit, as angry rioters lashed out with bitterness that still remained from the killing of LaTasha Harlins. The Los Angeles Times reported that “Koreans suffered outsized losses: More than 2,000 Korean-run businesses were damaged or destroyed, with an estimated $400 million in losses.
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Self-Assessment on Diversity in the Workplace Social science Essay
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All five fingers of the hand are not equal, but all put together to make a fist-the symbol of strength in unity. The values I cherish are friendship, freedom, democracy, loyalty, and openness. I possess the attitudes like increasing wealth, abiding by the law, respecting social obligations & religion. Groups can develop attitudes like these and we call it culture. Understanding can bring in Attitudinal changes.
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Evidence-Based Health Promotion Intervention - Smoking Prevention Program Social science Literature review
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In a survey by Withers et al. (2000) in the UK, it was noted that among 2289 children aged 14-16 years, 44·8% admitted to having smoked at some time, 14·1% were regular smokers and 7·3% of the total cohort smoked daily. Considering the above situation, curbing this habit is essential to improve the health and education of teenagers.
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