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Levels of Prevention
(3 Pages, 35.85 $ (USD) )
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A 3 page paper discussing primary, secondary and tertiary levels of prevention in terms of use within an aggregate of individuals. Individuals seek health prevention efforts at varying stages. A broad-based aggregate can need primary, secondary and tertiary prevention levels. Because every individual is different and has different health care needs at any given time, any attempt at prevention must address all three levels simultaneously. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Citigroup Financing: Traveler’s IPO
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A 3 page paper discussing Citigroup’s IPO of 21 percent of the stock of Traveler’s Property Casualty less than a year after 9/11, followed by a secondary issue of stock in December 2003. The net cost of IPO was low and Citigroup was able to make a secondary offering after fine-tuning operations and governance at both Traveler’s and Citigroup. The Traveler’s stock gives investors a Citigroup company to invest in at a per-stock price less than half that of Citigroup. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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SECONDARY CHARACTERS AND THEIR RELEVANCE
(6 Pages, 71.7 $ (USD) )
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This 6 page paper discusses the role of secondary characters by examining the secondary characters in Austen's Emma, Eliot's Middlemarch, and Dickens' Hard Times. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Locke and Berkeley on Primary and Secondary Qualities
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A 4 page paper discussing Locke’s arguments for primary and secondary qualities and Berkeley’s exception to Locke’s arguments. The points that Berkeley chooses to discuss do indeed cast doubts on Locke’s definitions. Berkeley successfully refutes Locke’s position on primary and secondary qualities. The refutation is not as complete as Berkeley likely intended, however. According to Berkeley’s objections, Locke’s greatest offense may lie in placing specific qualities in the wrong categories. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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University Students Do Not Confer A Direct Benefit Upon Society
(15 Pages, 179.25 $ (USD) )
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15 pages in length. The ability to secure a lucrative profession is based upon many variables; if any one of those variables is missing or otherwise modified, the outcome can be considerably different than what the original objective initially portrayed. While a solid education is key to finding and maintaining desirable employment, contemporary academics has experienced a significant change in how well-equipped university students are once they graduate, clearly indicative of a trend that finds this particular population does not confer a direct benefit upon society. The need for post-secondary education continues to represent one of Canada's most hotly debated topics, due in great part to issues of funding, race and the ability to succeed in the workforce without additional training from post-secondary schooling. Bibliography lists 14 sources.
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Development Comprehensive Education In UK, Post-War
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This 5 page paper discusses the development of the comprehensive education system following World War II. The Butler Education Act of 1944 established the comprehensive secondary education system. It was a tripartite system with students identified for one of three types of secondary schools based on tests they took at age 11. This essay discuses the purpose of the Act and the arguments for and against the system. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Charles Portis/Gringos
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A 4 page essay that reviews Charles Portis' humorous novel Gringos. The writer argues that plot-what there is of a plot-is secondary in this novel and that characterization is the overwhelming feature of the narrative. The novel's laid-back protagonist, Jimmy Burns, an expatriate American living in Mexico, does various odd jobs and rescues various people from a UFO nut in the Yucatan jungle, but the vague, rambling plot is secondary to the quirky, cast of characters that makeup Jimmy's friends and acquaintances. Therefore, this examination of Gringos looks not at the plot, but at the way that Portis characterizes several of these people. No additional sources cited.
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The Impacts of Second Hand Smoke to Employee Lung Function/Days Off Work: A Proposed Study
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A 9 page proposal for an experimental design to test the impacts of secondary smoke in the workplace utilizing a sample base of male non-smokers who do not live with a smoker. Relies on the utilization of salivary testing for cotinine, a metabolite of nicotine, to quantify the degree of smoking which an individual is exposed to in the workplace. Notes that much of what we know of the impacts of secondary smoke relates to specific pulmonary function but little has been done in regard to correlating this knowledge with employee absenteeism. Because of the susceptibility of employees to this environmental contaminant, and its suspected impact of necessitating time off work due to related illnesses, it is imperative that these risk be quantified. This quantification could prove particularly useful in deciding workplace smoking policy. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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Using Problem-Solving To Learn Algebra: Article Review
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A 5 page paper. A journal article entitled Effects of a Problem-Solving Strategy on the Introductory Algebra Performance of Secondary Students with Learning Disabilities by Paula Maccini and Charles A. Hughes (2000) is summarized and analyzed. The authors of the article describe a research study in which specific interventions were used to help secondary students with learning disabilities learn algebra. Bibliography lists 1 sources.
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