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Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 1998
Evolutionary Genetics (2nd edn) by J. Maynard Smith, Oxford University Press, 1998. £50.00 hbk, £19.95 pbk (368 pages) ISBN 0 19 850232 X/0 19 850231 1 Selection in Natural Populations by J.B. Mitton, Oxford University Press, 1998. £50.00 hbk (252 pages) ISBN 0 19 506352 X Progress and Prospects in Evolutionary Biology edited by J.R.
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Evolutionary Genetics (2nd edn) by J. Maynard Smith, Oxford University Press, 1998. £50.00 hbk, £19.95 pbk (368 pages) ISBN 0 19 850232 X/0 19 850231 1 Selection in Natural Populations by J.B. Mitton, Oxford University Press, 1998. £50.00 hbk (252 pages) ISBN 0 19 506352 X Progress and Prospects in Evolutionary Biology edited by J.R.
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Family Systems: Values and Value Conflicts
Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 1983New applications of the theory to clinical practice ana in nursing education.
A R, Swanson, P M, Hurley
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Talking about Family Values After "Family Values"
Dissent, 2010More than a year ago, the front page of the New York Times featured a story on a new workplace trend. Besides laying off thousands of workers, employers have also been resorting to pay cuts, downgrades, and shortened work weeks more often than at any time since the Great Depression.
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2000
Abstract In the United States the family is the principal means by which the individual is socialized. The family is the agency through which children are brought up in the knowledge of the values of their parents and of American society.
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Abstract In the United States the family is the principal means by which the individual is socialized. The family is the agency through which children are brought up in the knowledge of the values of their parents and of American society.
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International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, 2005
PurposeAims to suggest how characteristics of the idealized nuclear family may provide some lessons for the improved practice of hospitality management.Design/methodology/approachExplores the origin and nature of the family as a social unit and the benefits experienced by its members and society.
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PurposeAims to suggest how characteristics of the idealized nuclear family may provide some lessons for the improved practice of hospitality management.Design/methodology/approachExplores the origin and nature of the family as a social unit and the benefits experienced by its members and society.
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A review of family caregiving intervention trials in oncology
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2017Betty R Ferrell, Elaine Wittenberg, Fach
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