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The Perceptions of Healthcare Professionals Regarding Violence Against Women in Ecuador: A Qualitative Study. [PDF]
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Spectral Features of Heart Rate Variability in Williams Syndrome During Sleep. [PDF]
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A study of the mediating role of coping styles on social support and caregiving burden among family caregivers of older adults with disabilities in China. [PDF]
BMC Health Serv ResZhang Y, Wang L.
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Coping strategies and perceived burden among caregivers of frail elderly with mental disorders attending teaching hospital: A cross-sectional study. [PDF]
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Is the Case for Social Science Laws Strengthening?
Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour, 2000The effectiveness of Kincaid's (1996) and McIntyre’s (1996) cases for the possibility and actual existence of laws in social science is evaluated. The ways in which Kincaid and McIntyre argue against the confounding effects of four long‐recognised barriers to the existence of social science laws are assessed.
Clive Beed, Cara Beed
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Kinds of Explanation in Social Science: Laws, Contexts, and Conceptual Breakthroughs
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010There are many kinds of interesting, insightful explanations in social science literature that lay claim to the honorific designation “scientific.” Weber explains, Durkheim explains, Marx explains, Keynes explains, Freud explains. Role theory explains, small-group theory explains, elite theory explains. The present paper integrates the various kinds of
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Journal international de bioethique = International journal of bioethics, 2011
Included in human rights law just after the Second World War, dignity is the quality common to all people in that it symbolises their human condition. Inherent to each person, it is therefore independent of any other personal and random condition (physical state, origin, colour, religion...) just as it is independent of social conditions (a person's ...
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Included in human rights law just after the Second World War, dignity is the quality common to all people in that it symbolises their human condition. Inherent to each person, it is therefore independent of any other personal and random condition (physical state, origin, colour, religion...) just as it is independent of social conditions (a person's ...
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The University Teaching of Social Sciences: Law
Harvard Law Review, 1956Harold D. Lasswell, Charles Eisenmann
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