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Do Americans Trust Other Nations? A Panel Study^*

Social Science Quarterly, 2005
Objectives. This study examines Americans' generalized beliefs about how much the United States can trust other nations, as well as changes over time in such beliefs.Methods. We analyze original panel survey data collected in 2001 and 2002.Results. Although only a minority of panel respondents expressed generalized trust in other nations immediately
Paul R. Brewer, Sean Aday, Kimberly Gross   +2 more
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Merrill and Others: Studies in American Poetry

Canadian Review of American Studies, 1986
James E.B. Breslin. From Modern to Contemporary: American Poetry, 1945-1965. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1984. 272 + xvi pp. David Lehman and Charles Berger, eds. James Merrill: Essays in Criticism. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1983.329 pp. Anthony Libby. Mythologies of Nothing: Mystical Death in American Poetry 1940-70.
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Studies on hypovitaminosis a in Brazil and other Latin American countries

Ecology of Food and Nutrition, 1976
Hypovitaminosis A, as confirmed by dietary, biochemical data, and clinical sign, is a public health problem in Northeast Brazil, the area most seriously affected in Latin America. In a one year period about 1,000 pre‐school age children go blind from hypovitaminosis A.
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Expanding Home‐Based Primary Care to American Indian Reservations and Other Rural Communities: An Observational Study

Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 2018
Background/Objectives Home‐based primary care ( HBPC ) is a comprehensive, interdisciplinary program to meet the medical needs of community‐dwelling populations needing long‐term care ( LTC ).
B. Josea Kramer, Beth Creekmur, Michael N. Mitchell, Debra Saliba   +3 more
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Critical Mass and Other Crucial Factors in a Developing American Indian Studies Program

The American Indian Quarterly, 2001
The American Indian Studies Program at Michigan State University (Msu) became a reality in fall 2000 with the appointment of the first director and the establishment of a budget. While many people had been hoping for and working toward the creation of such a program for some time, it took the efforts of a critical mass of faculty, both Native and non ...
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Review of the American Corylophidae, Cryptophagidae, Tritomidae and Dermestidae, with other studies

1900
(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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The Founding of American Local Communities: A Study of Covenantal and Other Forms of Association

CrossRef Listing of Deleted DOIs, 1980
The political application of the covenant idea is most clearly apparent in the process of founding and refounding political associations. As a political act, covenanting suggests a voluntary agreement among parties, who are equal before and enjoined by some moral force, to enter into a lasting political association that is both morally and legally ...
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A study of ethnically discriminating analysis of turnover behavior: Euro‐American, Hispanic, and others

Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research, 1999
Given the sequence of cognitive and psychological developments between experienced job dissatisfaction and actual quitting suggested by Mobley and strongly supported by empirical studies, this research has attempted an ethnic subgroup analysis of turnover behavior between American hotel employees.
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How Violent Are American Families? Estimates from the National Family Violence Resurvey and Other Studies

2017
This chapter presents the rates of spousal, parent-to-child, and sibling violence from the 1985 national survey and to compare rates of spousal, parent-to-child, and sibling violence to the rates from other epidemiological research on family violence. The rates are extremely high for violence against a sibling—eight hundred out of one thousand had hit ...
Murray A. Straus, Richard J. Gelles
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Studying the Exotic Other in the Classroom: The Portrayal of Arab Americans in Educational Source Materials

Multicultural Perspectives, 2005
This article examines a sample of educational source materials meant to be used to foster the inclusion of Arab American components in multicultural curriculum. Even though the materials examined can be thought of as good sources (in that they did not provide outright biased misinformation), the authors identify three general areas of concern: (a ...
Gary C. David, Kenneth K. Ayouby
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