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    Factors That Influence the Reproduction of Sea Cucumbers

    adapted to life in that environment, especially in their reproductive cycles. Sea cucumbers can reproduce through sexual reproduction as well as asexual reproduction. Each mode of reproduction has several environmental factors that have been proposed to control its timing. This paper will first introduce the two types of reproduction found in sea cucumbers. I will then discuss some of the factors that have been shown to regulate sexual reproduction, specifically the processes of gametogenesis and spawning

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    Gonorrhea Research Paper

    Disease Synopsis: Gonorrhea     Neisseria gonococcus, also known as gonorrhea or “The Clap”  is a bacterial infection that men and women can get from participating in sexual activities without using the proper protection such as condoms or absence. The bacteria itself is a gram-negative bacteria that is kidney bean shaped and it is not encapsulated. This bacteria is aerobic; which means that it needs oxygen to survive. Also, in order for this bacteria to grow and spread it needs a warm and moist

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    Effectiveness of Planned Teaching Related to Assement of Knowledge Regarding Premenstrual Syndrome

    commencement of puberty and the appearance of secondary sex characteristics. The pituitary gland secretes hormones that stimulate enlargement and development of the sex organs, which thus become capable of reproduction. In females the reproductive cycle of ovulation and menstruation begins, pubic hair appears, and development of the breasts and other body contours takes place.1 During this phase of transition from childhood, adolescents are often confused about the physical

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    where women can speak about their health questions and about SGBV with the assurance of full privacy and confidentiality. MSF would ideally like to open separate women’s clinics in all its projects, if availability of female medical staff allows it. SEXUAL VIOLENCE As MSF’s main expertise is medical, both horizontal and vertical approaches rely heavily on the presence of others who can assume responsibility for psychosocial, legal and material/economic follow-up. Due to the complexities inherent in

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    Research Article Analysis

    Operational Definition The administered questionnaire contained questions that would elicit direct responses regarding the witnessing of domestic violence during childhood, being a victim of abuse, or a victim of physical domestic violence. Questions also inquired about the level of fear felt in a relationship, whether they had experience abuse in prior relationships, and if they were a victim of sexual assault. Male and female participants answered the same questions, providing further proof that domestic

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    The Gift of Sex

    A student's interpretation of the gift of sex from God The Gift of Sex: A Guide to Sexual Fulfillment A Student’s Critique Jeffery T. Treadaway Liberty University Abstract It will be the intent and purpose of this dialog to five the student’s perspective and interpretation of the textbook: The Gift of Sex: A Guideline to Sexual Fulfillment (Penner & Penner, 2003). Discussed will be the topics of sexuality as a gift from God and what the Bible says about sexuality and the role of

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    Behavior Source

    Behavior Source BSHS/311 January 28, 2012 Michael Phillips Behavior Source of Help This past week’s assignment asked me to visit with a program facility that deals with human services that use behavioral tools and cognitive behavior approaches to the issue the clients face. This past week I visited the Battered Woman's Shelter of Paulding County, Georgia. This group houses woman and their children if they have any. They come from homes where there was abuse that took place. The abuse considered

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    Domestic Violence

    Measuring the Effects of Domestic Violence Against Women Bachelor of Science ------------------------------------------------- Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements For the Degree of Bachelor of Science Criminal Justice: Criminology 2013 Student Certification Page I, _______________________________________ hereby certifies that the thesis proposal project represents the student’s own work and that all source information has been properly documented

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    Management Practice Final Exam and Answers

    ADMN 232 Administrative Principles Sample Final Examination Questions NOTE TO STUDENTS: This sample final examination is representative of the TYPES of questions you will encounter on the actual exam. However, it is NOT representative of the NUMBER of questions you can expect—the actual final examination will have many more questions. Answers are provided at the end of this document. Section 1: Multiple Choice Questions 1. Which of the following is one of the four conditions that must

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    Child Abuse - a Lifetime Sentence

    abuse or neglect are reported in the United States, and 3 million reports of child abuse or neglect are being filed every year” (p.1). Approximately 50% of child victims abuse drugs or alcohol. (Shub & Cabrer, 2011). The abuse often stems from a response to guilt or a negative self-image. Although as serious as child neglect is, physical abuse more often will result in the abuse of drugs or alcohol. Poverty, social inadequacies and lack of academic achievement all lead to the probability of an

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