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A Novel Contactless Scanning Conductivity-Detection Approach for Moving Reaction Boundary Analysis in Electrophoresis Titration Sensors. [PDF]

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Dai H, Tian Y, Chen KE, Liu W, Zhang Q, Cao C.   +5 more
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Attachment style and its impact on connection to God in individuals with brain injury: behavioral and lesion-based findings. [PDF]

Front Neurol
Cohen-Zimerman S, Cristofori I, McNamara P, Krueger F, Gordon B, Grafman J.   +5 more
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Of Numbers and Frogs: Wending One's Way through the Mind Fields of Symbolic Interaction Identity

Symbolic Interaction, EarlyView.
Gary T. Marx
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Impossible futures and the ethics of hopelessness: learnings from Black liberation system entanglements part III. [PDF]

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Udoewa V.
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Physical activity and marital satisfaction among teachers: a mediation model of self-esteem, spirituality, and psychological distress. [PDF]

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Snani H, Snani H, Tannoubi A, Znazen H, Alliheibi AH, Hagan JE, Azaiez F.   +6 more
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Specific chromogenic assay for detection of hippuricase-positive bacteria and its validation in raw chicken meat samples. [PDF]

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Yao C, Schmid A, Faccio G, Spitz U, Jovanović V, Vasović T, Veličković TĆ.   +6 more
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Measuring the Image of God: The God Image Inventory and the God Image Scales

Journal of Psychology and Theology, 1997
The God Image Inventory (GII) is an 8-scale, 156-item, psychometric instrument to measure the image of God, developed for clinical and pastoral use in N = 1 cases. For research use with a large N, the God Image Scales (GIS), in a 6-scale, 72-item format, or a 3-scale, 36-item format, are preferred subsets of the GII. The GII and GIS are designed on the
Richard T. Lawrence
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The Image and Likeness of God

2020
This chapter examines the subject of humanity as created in the image and likeness of God, a central theme in the Christian mystical tradition. Indeed, the imago Dei forms the foundation of much if not all Christian theological anthropology, and questions of the ‘nature’ and ‘structure’ of the human person are evidently central to questions of the ...
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The Image of God

2022
The evaluation of the felix culpa view depends on understanding the perfection of the true self and the scale of value by which that perfection is measured. This chapter presents Aquinas’s notion of perfection in general in order to clarify a scale of value by which to measure the perfection of the true self.
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