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Peer Victimization and Internalizing Problems in Children: A Meta-Analysis of Longitudinal Studies
Child Abuse and Neglect, 2010 Objective: A recent meta-analytic review of cross-sectional studies examining correlations between peer victimization and indices of internalizing problems indicates that victims of bullying are highly distressed. However, the reliance on cross-sectional
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The family and the problem of internalization
British Journal of Medical Psychology, 1975This paper is an attempt to integrate concepts derived from family therapy with psychoanalytic concepts. In particular, the nature and process of internalization is scrutinized in the light of family-role functioning.
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2014
Over the past 20 years many governments have promised (often repeatedly and at great length) to use technology to modernize public services. Yet most have also struggled to make long-term improvements on anything like the scale of reinvention and innovation seen in the best of the private sector.
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Over the past 20 years many governments have promised (often repeatedly and at great length) to use technology to modernize public services. Yet most have also struggled to make long-term improvements on anything like the scale of reinvention and innovation seen in the best of the private sector.
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INTERNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL PROBLEMS
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1954The purpose of this paper is to emphasize outstanding current problems in international education as they relate to medicine and the preservation of health, a task that is easier than offering uniformly feasible solutions. But before becoming involved in current efforts to solve health educational problems on the international level, it would appear ...
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Contemporary Economic Policy, 1987
A long‐term solution to the international debt problem is achieved when debtor countries can return to the marketplace without assistance or negotiation with foreign governments and international agencies. The prospects of major debtors' returning are very different and are most likely for Brazil. Various proposals are discussed, including proposals to
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A long‐term solution to the international debt problem is achieved when debtor countries can return to the marketplace without assistance or negotiation with foreign governments and international agencies. The prospects of major debtors' returning are very different and are most likely for Brazil. Various proposals are discussed, including proposals to
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International environmental problems and international organisations
Science of The Total Environment, 1986A cross comparison of environmental programmes of major International Organisations reveals a convergent tendency. A relatively small number of priority areas for action have been identified, in the domain of pollution prevention and control, natural resource management, and quality of life in human settlements.
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Blackfriars, 1936
During the month of July, two conferences on international problems took place in London. Both were held in semi-privacy, but their importance was such that the organizers of the conferences have seen fit to publish the details of the speeches which were given on these occasions.
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During the month of July, two conferences on international problems took place in London. Both were held in semi-privacy, but their importance was such that the organizers of the conferences have seen fit to publish the details of the speeches which were given on these occasions.
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2005
Ainslie's Breakdown of Will contains important insights into real world self-control problems, but it loses testability to the extent that it internalizes concepts whose meaning lies in overt behavior and its consequences.
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Ainslie's Breakdown of Will contains important insights into real world self-control problems, but it loses testability to the extent that it internalizes concepts whose meaning lies in overt behavior and its consequences.
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Occupational Health: An International Response to an International Problem
Proceedings of SPE International Conference on Health, Safety, and Environment in Oil and Gas Exploration and Production, 1998Abstract Long gestation disease where cause and effect are remote in time or space, are difficult to assess in static industries. The peripatetic workforce of exploration and production companies makes epidemiological studies difficult.
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On the Internal Steiner Tree Problem
2007Given a complete graph G = (V,E) with a cost function c : E → R+ and a vertex subset R ⊂ V, an internal Steiner tree is a Steiner tree which contains all vertices in R such that each vertex in R is restricted to be an internal vertex. The internal Steiner tree problem is to find an internal Steiner tree T whose total costs Sigma;(u,v)isin;E(T) c(u, v ...
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