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    people who would think of new ideas in surgical practice were often regarded as ‘odd’. This evidence shows us that surgical practice at the time may have been a more negative experience rather than a positive one. Source E‚ on the other hand‚ talks a little less broadly about surgical practice as it explains‚ like source D‚ ‘infection was as common as ever’ and talks about the transitions from one operating theatre to the next. However‚ sources D and E are only useful to a certain extent as both sources

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    EEEN10027 Lecturer: Dr Schofield Experiment: 3-Phase power system investigations Aims • • • To introduce 3-phase power systems as a common method to transmit electrical power over long and short distances. To investigate the effects of 3-phase loads on electrical power systems To investigate the differences between DELTA and STAR connections Introduction to 3-Phase Power Systems 3-phase power systems are a common form of transmitting electrical power (energy) from generation

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    Bowlby proposed that over the years a behaviour had been produced that is essential to the survival chances of infants. Humans are born helpless and totally dependent on the actions of a caregiver for food‚ warmth‚ shelter and safety for their well being and survival. If babies did not behave in a way that made an adult care for them‚ and if adults did not become attached to babies‚ then human infants would not survive to reproductive age. The types of attachment an infant experiences form a

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    Charter schools (Kura Hourua) in NZ is being pushed by the Party Act Party to get the go-ahead. The issue that is ascending within the NZ education sector is that charter schools are being established in NZ because of underachievement within the current system and these schools are alleged to particularly focus on Pasfika‚ Maori‚ learners from low socio-economics backgrounds and learners with special education needs. Bibliography: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3Z30CXVAjw http://www

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    developed by government policy with specific aims but came about in response to families requirements which were based on changing economic and social factors. In the second half of the twentieth century public expenditure on early year’s provision focused on families with social needs and difficulties. There was early year’s provision available in the private sector in the form of childminders‚ nannies and private nurseries. Families requirements for their children/ young person’s vary some parents want

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    brother wants to contest the authority of the elder brother. One of the main factors which give rise to polyandrous marriages is the need to resolve social structural contradictions which would have been created when men and women both inherited family property like land. The brothers would then need to protect the land by maintaining joint ownership of the land meaning that they have to keep their interests undivided. Therefore they resorted to polyandrous marriages because usually the brothers

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    Attitudes toward homosexuality in psychology Abstract Attitudes toward homosexuality have been shown to vary along different demographic dimensions such as gender or political (e.g.; Herek‚ 2002‚ Strand‚ 1998) but little is known how these attitudes form. As with other sexual topics‚ attitudes towards homosexuality are not inborn‚ but are socialized. Multiple agents contribute to this socialization process‚ including parents‚ peers and religious institutions (e.g.; Ballard and Morris 1998)

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    professional identifies an individual that can support and empower the client by using appropriate care and ensuring that targets are met. Recording: professional records which individuals are involved in the care plan. E.g. the main individual‚ family and professionals. Communicating: care plan professional ensures that all individuals who are involved receive a copy of the care plan and understand the roles and responsibilities. Implementation: the professional will notify when the services

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    brought up correctly. They realise if they should or should not be doing something for themselves. Basically from birth to teens moral development is‚ * “It’s right because it feels right to me” * “It’s right because it’s what we do in our family” * “It’s right because it is right” If the child has been brought up with good moral

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    from the Greek sovereign debt crisis and soon spreaded to other Euro zone countries. But it is not just a consequence of the debt crisis but more importantly‚ the result of a combination of complex factors‚ including structural problem of Euro zone system‚ financial deficit‚ trade imbalance and monetary policy inflexibility. However‚ by considering the action taken by Euro zone countries before and after the crisis‚ it seems that they have done poorly in the crisis management. And even the continuance

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