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Homelessness and the Mentally Ill: Service Program Considerations
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A 37 page consideration of the many factors that interplay in providing adequate intervention for this client base. This paper reviews previous projects, analyzes them for successes and failures, and makes recommendations for future projects addressing the needs of the mentally ill that are homeless. Bibliography lists 15 sources.
Filename: PPhomel4.rtf

Homelessness In The United States
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8 pages in length. The writer discusses how homelessness in the United States has escalated in intensity due in great part to skewed media perspective. Annotated bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: TLChmles.wps

Homicidal Fantasy
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6 pages in length. The human species is hard-wired in such a way that no amount of civilized existence can purge what are the most deep-seated of tendencies. On the surface, an individual is repulsed at the idea of killing another person and may even assert that only the criminal element is able to tap into that otherwise unattainable mental place; however, the scientifically proven frequency of homicidal fantasies tells another story entirely. Researchers have learned via a succession of similar findings that the human species has an innate inclination -- or instinct -- toward at least entertaining the idea of murder within the safety net of personal imagination. What drives people to actually slaying another is what breaks the connection to fantasy and makes it a reality. Understanding the triggers and why they are different between the sexes speaks to the relevance of this research and how it extends previous research in social science by providing a better understanding of how the male and female perspective impacts behavior. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: TLChomifant.rtf

Honesty: An Observation Of Human Behavior
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This 5 page paper presents an observation of human behavior in terms of honesty. The scenario was that a wallet was left on a bench in a busy shopping mall. The wallet contained a small amount of money and identification of its owner. The writer observes the reactions and actions of persons who find the wallet. The hypothesis made by the observer is that more people will return the wallet intact than people who take the money. The writer reports observations according to age ranges. No bibliography.
Filename: PGwlhn.rtf

How Accurate are Autobiographical Memories?
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This 4 page paper looks at false memory syndrome and ordinary memory to determine how accurate people's thoughts about themselves really are. Scientific research on this topic is included. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: SA511aut.rtf

How Can Human Memory Best Be Described?
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17 pages in length. The human memory is best described as a receptacle for events that occurred in one's past. Utilizing both short- and long-term memory, people draw upon a vast catalog within their minds as a means by which to recall desired retrospection. Research has illustrated how certain aspects such as genetics, disease and environment diversely impact human memory, with old age representing a lifestage where memory recall is often significantly impaired. The writer discusses several aspects associated to human memory, including Piaget's Cognitive Development Theory, B.F. Skinner, recalling childhood memories and addressing such memory problems as ADD. Bibliography lists 20 sources.
Filename: TLCHmMem.wps

How Children Develop a Sense of Morality
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A 6 page essay/research paper that discusses how children develop a sense of morality. For the most part, literature on the development of a moral sense in childhood and adolescence has bee dominated by the cognitive-developmental perspective espoused by Piaget's theory of moral judgment and Kohlberg's stage theory of moral development (Singer, 1999). The following discussion of how children develop a moral sense, first look specifically at these two theoretical models and then briefly describes the model formulated by James Rest. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: khpikhrt.rtf

How Children Respond To The Word 'No'
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A 24 page research paper emphasizing different disciplinary techniques. Emphasis is on how children respond to being told "no." The predominant reaction if rebellion and resentment. Other techniques for saying "no" were explored including Positive Discipline and Induction. Extensive bibliography is included.
Filename: Toldno.doc

How Classical Music Affects The Brain/Memory
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7 pages in length. Music's impact upon brain and memory function has been studied at great length, with classical melodies proving significantly beneficial where mental imagery is concerned. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: TLCClassMus.rtf

How Divorce Impacts Children
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8 pages in length. Through a child's eyes, divorce is nothing short of a disaster. To them, it symbolizes the complete destruction of their family unit, forcing them to choose sides in a game they never wanted to play in the first place. The stress that accompanies divorce cannot help but infiltrate the child's every waking moment, eventually detrimentally affecting school work, social relationships and issues of self-esteem. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: TLCdivch.doc