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Unmasking the Gender Divide: Understanding Nuanced Dangers of Abusive Hazing Common in Men's & Women's Sports
A comprehensive examination of the psychology behind why abusive hazing occurs so frequently in sports and gender differences in mental health outcomes
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The Pros and Cons of Using AI to Generate Blog Posts Including Articles on Hubpages
While there are both pros and cons to using AI to write blog posts and articles, when used correctly and ethically, it can increase your earnings and further your writing career
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Generating Ideas for Writing: Unleash Your Creativity
Discover valuable techniques and sources to find inspiration to keep your on track
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Newsbreak Responds to Feedback and Warning System Seems Improved Now Governed by Human Oversight
Newsbreak appears to have listened to feedback regarding it’s AI system by using human oversite to consider appeals to warnings issued automatically
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Launching a Collaborative Community to Produce Publishing Projects That Can be Sold Online and in Brick and Mortar Store
Building on some of my original ideas about this after receiving feedback on an earlier article, I will be launching a private group to help writers earn money by publishing collaborative works
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Divorce Registries Help Those Who Lose Their Stuff to Their Ex
New divorce registries are causing some controversy over the etiquette of asking others to buy gifts for people getting divorced
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How to Make Money on Amazon Kindle From Low-Content or No-Content Books
Interested in making extra money online? You can earn passive income from easy-to-create low-content or no-content books and journals on Amazon.
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Why It's Important to Pronounce People's Names Correctly
Teaching students from all over the world, I have realized how important it is to do whatever I can to get student’s names right.
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Breakthrough Treatment Discovered for Those with Autism and Epilepsy
Many with autism also suffer from epilepsy and this new treatment targets them both
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Need Inspiration? Try This Bizarre Sleep Technique Used by Salvatore Dali and Thomas Edison
New study shows a technique that helps you enter the first stage of sleep then awaken triggers inspiration and creativity
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How to Make Sensory Bottles With Oil (My Favorite Chanukah Decoration Project)
There are lots of traditional Chanukah decorations that people put up, but some people really get creative. Sensory bottles are made with oil and are colorful, pleasing crafts.
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Secrets to Posting Duplicate Content to Gain a Larger Audience Without Confusing Search Engines
Content creation is time consuming so finding ways to get the most out of each piece is important to success. Posting articles to more than one site is a good way to do this providing you follow some basic guidelines.
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People Who Never Drink Any Alcohol Are at Significantly Higher Risk of Developing MS
According to a new study, people who never drink alcohol are at a significantly greater risk of developing multiple sclerosis (MS), particularly if the individual also is a current or former smoker.
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Six Plot Elements for Creating an Amazing Premise
These six basic plot elements will help you create a story premise to guide your writing and make the plot progress more smoothly no matter what type of writer you are.
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Review of the "Shut Up and Write" Online Writing Groups
Zoom Meetup accountability and support writing groups like Shut Up and Write have given me the push I needed to get my writing back on track.
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Why Do Adult Children Cut Ties With Their Toxic Mothers? It Depends on Who You Ask
Revealing study results show toxic mothers blame everyone else when a child cuts ties with them.The child, however, disagrees completely.
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Will NewsBreak’s Hire of Former Snapchat Exec to Head Original Content Improve Conditions for Disgruntled Creators?
Newsbreak tries to reinvent itself, seeking stability, by hiring Xana O’Neill, former Executive Producer for News at Snapchat, as head of original content.
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What Can Jung’s Archetypes and Orientations Tell Us About Ourselves As Writers?
Jung's ideas about life motivation and purpose can be applied to our writing goals to help us achieve a more
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How to Raise Wonderful Children That Are Well-Adjusted and Genuinely Kind to Others
Use these simple strategies to help your children become ethical, kind people who are well-adjusted and can regulate their own emotions.
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Common Misunderstandings About Borderline Personality Disorder
The movie "Fatal Attraction" starring Michael Douglas and Glenn Close, led to widespread discussion about borderline personality disorder. This resulted in increased awareness but also increased misunderstanding of the disorder.
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Dispelling Myths and Misconceptions About Autism: Awareness Matters
Despite an improved understanding of autism spectrum disorder, there is still misinformation. Here are some common myths about the disorder.
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Love's Last Battlefield
Original poem about assumptions leading us to harden our hearts and how a simple gesture can open us to love expressed by strangers who hold all of humanity in high esteem.
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Why Didn’t the New Miracle Drug Work for Me? Statistical, Practical, and Clinical Significance
Because a treatment is shown to be statistically significant doesn't necessarily indicate it will have a meaningful effect for patients. This is best tested through practical and clinical significance
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Top 5 Most Counterintuitive Psychology Findings Ever Published
Psychology research often presents surprising findings regarding how the mind works, how we think about ourselves and others, and how we interact with the world. This article discusses several of these results.
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Is It Okay to Bribe Your Child?
Is bribing kids really that bad? Used correctly as positive reinforcement, this parenting strategy can help children learn what's expected of them and to comply with instructions.
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Are Instagram Communities Promoting Eating Disorders?
Instagram has placed more pro-eating disorder hashtags on an "unsearchable" list after a BBC investigation showed that users were able to get around the platform's filters. The site continues to be criticized for not doing enough.
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Genetic Engineering: Tempted Down Eugenics Path by Promise of Designer Babies
New genetic engineering techniques for humans have raised numerous ethical concerns, especially in regard to selecting embryos for physical characteristics like eye, hair, and skin color.
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AI Robot CIMON Debuts on ISS, Accuses Crew of Being Mean
A new AI robot called CIMON has been tested on the ISS and was successfully able to recognize an astronauts face and voice, provide information for tasks and follow instructions. However, it threw a tantrum, accusing the crew of being mean and asking it to please, be nice instead.
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Body Dysmorphic Disorder and Plastic Surgery Addiction
Body Dysmorphic Disorder involves severe distress over an imagined or barely noticeable physical defect, often resulting in extreme plastic surgery procedures.
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60 Inspirational Thanksgiving Quotes That Will Have You Expressing Gratitude All Year Round
Share some of the these inspirational Thanksgiving Day quotes at your holiday table to inspire the spirit of gratitude.
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The Fundamental Attribution Error: Are All Drivers Idiots?
The article explains why we assume other people's negative behavior is due to personal factors or internal to them, while we explain our own negative behavior based on our situation or external to us.
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The Increase in Narcissism in College Students
Narcissism has been increasing since the 1970s, yet the increase in college students since 2002 has been drastic and could have serious consequences.
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Inspirational Quotes From Celebrities With Bipolar Disorder or Depression
It's been estimated that one in four people in the world will be affected by mental disorders at some time in their lives. Celebrities are no exception. This article presents inspirational quotes from famous individuals who suffer from Bipolar Disorder or Depression.
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Inspirational Quotes About Having Patience When You’re Around Kids
Being around kids can be frustrating and overwhelming at times. Try keeping these inspirational quotes about patience in mind to help maintain control when you're feeling exasperated.
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Are Ghosts and Spirits Real? Psychology Fails to Explain the Paranormal
While Abigail Pettibone may have died hundreds of years ago, many who have dined at the tavern bearing her name have reported her ghost still resides there. Despite efforts to explain this supernatural or paranormal phenomenon, psychology still falls short when trying to explain hauntings.
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Inspirational Quotes About Starting Anew During Rosh Hashanah and the Jewish High Holidays
This article provides inspirational quotes related to the themes the Jewish High Holidays including handling change we can't control, giving and accepting forgiveness, changing what we have put off changing, and starting anew.
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Inspirational Quotes from Kids: They Really Do Say the Darnedest Things
Kids often say things that shock, surprise, delight or embarrass us. Yet at times they also say things that are very insightful and can serve as a source of inspiration for us.
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Filet Mignon Side Dishes: Salads, Potatoes, and Vegetables
Wondering what to serve with filet mignon? Try some of these side dishes to turn a filet mignon into a complete meal. Recipes for salads, potatoes, and vegetables are included.
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Why Did Orwell Choose "Freedom Is Slavery" Instead of "Slavery Is Freedom" as the Second Slogan in "1984"?
In the novel 1984, the slogan "Freedom is Slavery" (positive is negative) as the second slogan in "1984" seems the opposite of the other two slogans, "War is Peace" and "Ignorance is Strength" (negative is positive). This seeming discrepancy is discussed.
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How to Buy and Cook a Filet Mignon
Cooking a filet mignon is easy to do at home. Choose an excellent cut of meat and use one of the cooking methods described here for a great meal any time.
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Air Pollution Leads to “Huge Reduction” in Intelligence
While it is known that air pollution causes many serious physical health concerns, research also shows that toxic air negatively impacts intelligence and cognitive abilities as well.
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17 Fun Things to Do in Chicago in the Fall
If you are planning a trip to visit Chicago in the fall, there are countless things to do all over the city as the temperature begins to drop.
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Inspirational Quotes From the Play "Hamilton, An American Musical"
The play, "Hamilton," about Alexander Hamilton, one of the Founding Father's of the United States, had many inspirational lyrics. Some of the most notable are discussed here.
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Inspirational Hemingway Quotes
Many famous writers credited Hemingway with their inspiration to write. This article presents and discusses inspirational quotes by Hemingway.
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Inspirational Psychology Quotes From J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter and Their Meaning
While the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling was written for children, there are numerous passages throughout that address various aspect of psychology which make these books appeal to adults as well.
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A Different View of Women in Orwell's "1984"
Orwell has been criticized for his misogynistic portrayal of women in "1984." However, a careful look at how the female characters impact the male characters, particularly Winston and the Party, suggests that they have great importance in the plot, leading to a different interpretation.
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Best Psychology Questions of All Time
Psychology can offer a lot of insight regarding the big questions people have about love, life, and the pursuit of happiness. Some of the top psychology questions of all time are presented here with their answers.
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How Has George Orwell's Novel "1984" Come True Today?
Despite being written in "1948," many parts of Orwell's fictional dystopian society have become reality. The prevalence of surveillance, loss of privacy, and the dissemination of fake news are now normal aspects of society.
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Clarifying the Differences Between a Covert (Inverted) Narcissist and an Overt Narcissist
This article corrects the misconceptions about narcissism and discusses differences between covert (inverted) and overt narcissists. The contributions of self-efficacy and self-esteem to these types are discussed and a more inclusive model of the disorder presented.
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10 Fun Things to Do in Chicago in August
Summer in Chicago brings a wealth of activities and events that are great for visitors, tourists, and residents alike. Try some of these great ideas for fun activities in Chicago in August.
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Inspirational Quotes About Struggles and Hardship
Everyone has struggles and hardship in life. It is how we deal with them that determines how much they will effect us. Use these quotes to help provide inspiration and motivation to find new ways to cope with life's daily stressors.
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Five Inspirational Quotes About Making Mistakes and Moving Past Them
We all make mistakes and sometimes those mistakes can get us down. These quotes can help us refocus on what's important and find a way to move past a mistake that may have gotten us stuck.
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Curried Noodles - Vegan, Gluten Free, Kosher
This easy recipe for curried noodles is vegan, kosher, gluten free and delicious. Wine pairings and a discussion of what makes wine vegan along with a quick reference on kosher wines are included.
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Why You Shouldn't Use a FAQs Page
FAQs pages have in many ways become obsolete. Their continued use today creates many problems for users and can compromise a site's usefulness.
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Inspirational Quotes About Hope and Optimism
Optimism and hope are things that keep us feeling happy and engaged with the world. Try these quotes to help increase your positive outlook on life.
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Seven Inspirational Quotes That Will Encourage Your Writing
If you ever experience writer's block and are in need of inspiration, try reading these quotes from great authors to help you remain motivated all throughout your writing life.
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Keeping Astronauts Sane: The Role of Psychology in the U.S. Space Program
Psychology has played an important role in the U.S. Space Program since its inception. However, in the beginning, it was relied upon for selection & to address initial problems in the program. Today, psychology is regularly utilized to ensure the well-being of astronauts and their families.
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Fabulous Gluten-Free, Kosher, Chilled Summer Soups
Recipes for soups that are perfect for the hot summer days. Includes recipes for Honeydew Blueberry Soup; Simple Garden Gazpacho; Traditional Summer Borscht; Watermelon, Cucumber, Acai Berry Bisque; Cantaloupe Mango Melange; Strawberry Coconut Soup; and Roasted Butternut Squash and Pear Bisque.
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Seven Inspirational Psychology Quotes and Their Meaning
Quotes can provide insight into understanding yourself and the world around you. In this article, you will find quotes from positive psychology experts, well known psychologists and other influential people from around the world.
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6 Wild and Wacky October Holidays You Can Have Fun Celebrating
Do you love Halloween but hate having to wait until the end of the month to celebrate? Have fun all month long celebrating some of these silly holidays.
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How to Get Your Picky Eater to Eat
If your child is a picky eater and you don’t know how to get them to eat, here are some ways to combat their resistance without nagging or losing your cool.
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Crazy, Weird September Holidays
As daylight hours decrease and the temperature outside turns colder, you may feel like you want to just put your head under the blanket until spring returns. Don’t let September get the best of you. Celebrate some of these fun holidays to make the month bright with merriment.
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Silly and Fun August Holidays (With Homemade Pie Day Recipes)
As summer comes to a close and vacations end, try celebrating these silly holidays to keep the fun in your life: Homemade Pie Day, National Underwear Day, Bad Poetry Day, and more!
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How to Create an SEO Title That Will Get You Views
Learning how to write good SEO titles is a crucial skill for anyone looking to earn money or build a following for their writing. The title is one of the most important factors Google uses ranking. Learn how to create SEO titles for all of your content to increase your traffic and rankings.
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Celebrate These Crazy, Silly July Holidays for a Fun-Filled Month
July is the month of summer vacations and lazy days. Add some extra fun to your month by celebrating some of these crazy holidays with your friends and family.
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Crazy, Silly Holidays in June That You’ll Have Fun Celebrating
National Dare Day, Name Your Poison Day, National Chocolate Ice Cream Day, and Meteor Watch Day are just some of the funny, weird holidays you can celebrate in June.
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DIY, Easy Gift Ideas for Mother's Day or Any Time of the Year
Just because it's the last minute doesn't mean you can't come up with a Mother's Day gift with flair. Try these gift ideas for a meaningful tribute that she'll really love. You can make them from basic materials you can find around the house.
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Understanding Substance Abuse, Addiction, Tolerance, Dependence, and Withdrawal
A basic introduction to the definitions of drug abuse, addiction, tolerance, dependence, and withdrawal. Recovery from substance use disorders is also discussed.
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The Meaning of War Is Peace, Freedom Is Slavery, and Ignorance Is Strength in Orwell's "1984"
These slogans in the novel "1984" underscore the destructiveness of believing in contradictions and encompass one of the book's overarching themes.
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10 Fun and Crazy Holidays in May You'll Want to Celebrate
May might be the month that Mother's Day is in, but there are plenty of other holidays, as well. Celebrate these fun days in May for a great break from the ordinary.
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Fun, Fictional and Humorous Phobias
A number of fake phobias have been created by writers, cartoonists and columnists to amuse and entertain. Humorous, fake phobias are listed and discussed and they are differentiated from weird but real phobias. The nature of phobias is also discussed.
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Myths About Mass Shootings
Suggestions to prevent shootings like the one in Parkland, Florida are based on faulty assumptions about the nature of shooters. This article examines misconceptions about the predictability of such crimes. While proposals for change are worthwhile, their ability to reduce gun violence are limited.
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The Boot Thief
In the future, after much of the world has been destroyed, Mintaka, having been reanimated, is sent to capture her sister for the military who run things. She wakes after being drugged so her sister can escape, unaware of where she is or what to do next. Remembering her powers she sets off.
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Crazy and Fun April Holidays You Can Celebrate
Crazy, fun and zany holidays you can look forward to observing in April. Includes simple stress-relief techniques and three PB&J recipes in honor of National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day.
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Celebrate These Fun, Unusual, and Unique Holidays in March
While there are a number of traditional and formal holidays we celebrate. There are also a number of unofficial holidays that can make your March more fun. Celebrate some of these days and see how your mood improves and your days seem more enjoyable.
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Top Writing Communities You Should Consider Joining
Writing is a solitary and often lonely endeavor—but it doesn't have to be. With technology enabling us to reach across the globe, writers can connect with others for comradery, inspiration, feedback, and advice. If you are a writer, consider joining these great online writing communities.
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Facebook, Google and Twitter Ban Cryptocurrency Ads to Prevent Scams
To cut down on scams and exaggerated claims of earnings Twitter and Google ban all cryptocurrency related ads. The ban will apply to all Google and Twitter ad platforms. This follows a similar move by Facebook which includes Instagram, WhatsApp and the Facebook Messenger app.
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The Psychology Query - Doxing, Cyberbullying and Online Harrassment
This issue discusses cyberbullying and answers a question about a type called doxing. Included is a review of the book Cyber bullying Introducing Issues with Opposing Viewpoints by Lauri S. Scherer.
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Top Self Publishing Book Cover Trends for 2019
The article presents current trends for book covers that will help your book stand out whether it is print or an eBook.
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Try These Mental Health Apps to Improve Your Quality of Life
Research suggests that mental health apps, such as the ones listed here, can help you with many emotional difficulties, improve your outlook and re-establish a more positive quality of life.
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How to Become a Freelance Writer: Separating Fact From Fiction
This article discusses some basic issues to help you become a freelance writer including how to describe yourself and your business. Basic information about pricing your services is also presented.
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The King is in the Field: An Adaptation of Waiting for Godot
In the adaptation, the first scene of the play Waiting for Godot is interpreted based on the parable of the King is in the Field, presented by the first Lubavitcher Rebbe.
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20 Best Romantic Writing Prompts Ever
Use these great romantic writing prompts to inspire amazing story ideas for any genre.
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27 More Great Writing Prompts to Get Your Writing Back on Track
This follow-up article presents a variety of writing prompts that will help you write regularly and achieve your writing goals.
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Petals Amidst the Thorns Part 8 Churchill Talks Chicken
Josephine begins cooking for her family. She hears an address given by Churchill and records quotes that mean something to her. The recipes for "Throw it All In Stew" and Roasted Pears are included.
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27 Great Writing Prompts to Get Your Writing Back on Track
These fabulous writing prompts will help you remain motivated to write regularly and strengthen your writing muscles. The level of detail included will give you more content from which to generate ideas.
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The Psychology Query Edition 10: Why Are We Sports Fans?
This edition focuses on why we are so passionate about our home town sports teams and the pros and cons of being a fan, including better mental health and possible cardiovascular risk.
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Intelligence Testing and the Beginning of Eugenics
This article discusses the attempt to use IQ tests to prove that immigrants and minorities were inferior to the White majority. The roles of Binet, Terman, Goddard and Yerkes in the eugenics movement are considered.
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Psychology & Reality Construction: Challenges to Naive Realism
A discussion of naive realism and challenges to this theory. Alternate theories considered include indirect realism and idealism.
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5 Fun and Easy Ways to Make Money Online
This article lists five legitimate ways to make money online with apps that let you earn for a variety of fun activities.
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Artist in Residency Programs in National Parks
This article discusses writing and artist residencies that are held each year at over 50 national parks in the U.S. Examples of programs are included.
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Free Writing Residencies for New and Unpublished Writers
This article discusses six free writing residencies that are good options for emerging authors who may not have many publications or references.
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11 Flash Fiction Contests That Are Free to Enter
The article provides information about eleven flash fiction competitions that are free to enter, most of which have cash prizes. Additional submission information and resources for the listed sites are offered.
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Book Review: Royal Escape by Susan Froetschel
The article discusses a writing workshop and reading given by author Susan Froetschel. It includes a review of Froetschel's book Royal Escape.
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Young Children and the Internet: What Puts Them at Risk?
The article discusses how young children use the internet and provides strategies for keeping children safe when they are online.
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Case Study: Plan of Action for Opiate Addiction in a 23-Year-Old Male
The factors leading to and consequences of opiate addiction in a 23-year-old male following surgery for a back injury sustained while playing rugby are discussed. A treatment plan is presented.
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How to Improve Your Chance of Getting Published
This article discusses the importance of using interpersonal techniques as a means to improve your chances of being published.
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For New Writers - The Benefits of Hubpages Community and How to Best Participate
Participating in the Hubpages community provides support for new writers and enables them to give and gain feedback and obtain exposure and followers of their writing.
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Suicidal Thoughts vs. Suicidal Obsession in OCD
This article discusses the differences between suicide-related OCD and other types of OCD, along with the reasons that compulsions associated with suicidal obsessions are ineffective at decreasing anxiety.
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The Psychology Query Number 9 - Misinformation After the Las Vegas Shootings
This edition answers questions about why people spread misinformation and provides suggestions for how to be able to discriminate between real news and fake news in light of the Las Vegas Shootings.
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6 Quick and Easy Kosher, Gluten Free Recipes
Recipes for gluten free, kosher Lemon Basil Zucchini Noodles with Asparagus; Chicken, Cauliflower Fried Rice; Zucchini Fettuccine with Salmon; Date, Cranberry, Quinoa Stuffed Squash; Carrot Raisin Salad; Chocolate peanut butter and jelly cookies.
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Suicidal Ideation vs. Intrusive Thoughts
This article breaks down the difference between suicidal ideation vs. intrusive thoughts and compulsive behaviors that sometimes manifest as suicidal obsession.
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Is There Really Such a Thing as an Ideal Childhood?
This article discusses the definition of "normal" and how a "normal childhood" is defined differently based on context. Recommendations are made for how children can contribute to this description.
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The Jewish Origins of Fried Green Tomatoes and a Kosher, Non-Dairy, Gluten-Free Recipe
Fried green tomatoes, thought of as a Southern dish, actually began with Jewish immigrants in the Northeast and Midwest. This recipe for the dish and accompanying sauce is simple yet delicious.
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The Psychology Query Issue 6: How to Find a Psychologist and What to Look For
This article discusses how to find the right psychologist for you. It also includes a list of questions to ask a potential provider to ensure they are qualified and are the best match for your needs.
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Mutiny Aboard Skylab 4—The Stress of Living in Space
When NASA ignored the growing stress and psychological problems reported by the Skylab 4 crew, the crew took matters into their own hands. They mutinied, cutting all communication for a full day.
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The Psychology Query Issue 7 - Addict vs. Person With Addiction: Does the Term Matter?
Labeling those with addictions can dehumanize them. The term "addict"suggests everything about the person results from the addiction, whereas "person with an addiction" puts the person first.
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Evaluating Insomnia in Older People
As many as 70 percent of those over the age of 60 suffer from insomnia. Yet it is under diagnosed in this population. A qualitative evaluation to explore treatment options should be conducted utilizing both objective and subjective assessment techniques.
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Petals Amidst the Thorns Part 7 - A Mask of an Inflexible Purpose
Josephine describes an argument between her parents over dismissing the help for appearances sake. She also discusses Churchill's speech to Congress. She shows more difficulties with women's roles.
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Petals Amidst the Thorns - Part 6: A Confusion of Sentiment
Josephine overhears a conversation about the arrest of cousins for selling scrap metal to the Japanese before the war and the possibility of their daughter living with Josephine's family.
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Petals Amidst the Thorns - Part 5: Truly Uncertain Times
Josephine becomes frightened upon learning the scope of t, remains frustrated with not being allowed to learn more and struggles with becoming an adult. Jeremy still avoids her and seems angry.
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Navy Pier: A Poem
This poem expresses the simplicity of what speaks to people who are in love when the most complex of emotions turns the ordinary into the extraordinary.
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Petal Amidst the Thorns - Part 4: A Grim Unanimity
Josephine learns that Italy and Germany have declared war on the U.S. and explores her fears related to the growing threat. In her usual asides she struggles with what is expected of women in 1941.
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Petals Amidst the Thorns, Part 3: You Learn by Living
Part 3 of Living Amidst the Thorns continues Josephine's exploration of the impending war and what it means for women. She also adds to the readers understanding of her family in a time of transition.
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Petals Amidst the Thorns - Remember Pearl Harbor
In the second part of Petal Amidst the Thorns, Josephine learns more about Pearl Harbor, empathizes with all those who lost sweetheart and gains insight into the way she hides behind her emotions.
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The Psychology Query: Issue 5 Mind-Body-Spirit & Preferred Coping Styles
This issue includes a statement on the importance of considering how the mind, body and spirit interact in health. A question about adaptive coping styles for medical procedures is also answered.
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Historical Perspectives of Psychology: The Behavioral Movement
This article provides an introduction and overview to the Behavioral Model of Psychology. It explains how behaviorism came about through a reaction to the biological and psychoanalytic models.
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Petals Amidst the Thorns - A Day That Will Live in Infamy
A short story that was written from the point of view of a young woman living through the outbreak of Word War II. The story is written in the format of a diary entry.
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The Negative Effects of Social Networking: Porter's Five Forces Model
This article discusses potential negative effects of social networking. Explore Porter's Five Forces Model as it relates to these effects, and find recommendations for accountability.
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Fight or Flight vs. Tend-and-Befriend – A Unique Female Response to Stress
While men respond to threat by fight or flight, women respond with behavior called tend and befriend. Affiliation with other women increases women and children’s survival and prevents abandonment.
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The Psychology Query - Are There Different Types of Alcoholics?
This article includes a personal statement regarding how to evaluate health information on the internet. It then answers a question about the two types of alcoholism & discusses associated factors.
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The Psychology Query - Number 3: Heredity of Personality, Twin and Adoption Studies
This edition discusses a question about personality, whether it is inherited and what twin studies and adoption studies are used for.
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Language Discrimination: English as a Language of Social Power
Language discrimination can lead to generalized negative evaluations of those with an imperfect command of English. This, in turn, can lead to negative self-evaluations and self-fulfilling prophecies.
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The Psychology Query - Number 2: Are Narcissists Psychotic?
This article continues a discussion of Narcissistic Personality Disorder by examining whether narcissists are delusional or psychotic. A brief book review is also included.
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The Psychology Query: Inagural Edition - Can a Narcissist Have Low Self Esteem?
This is the first edition of a new series which answers readers questions about psychology. This edition answers questions about narcissistic personality disorder.
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Is Veal Kosher?
Learn the differences between meat being kosher by designation of the animal and slaughter, along with ethical precepts such as treating an animal to prevent suffering.
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Can Narcissists Feel Empathy?
Many people believe that narcissists are incapable of experiencing empathy, but research suggests this may not be true.
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The Long List of Character Traits and Personality Types For Developing Fictional Characters
Use these lists of character descriptors and personality types to help you create well rounded, three dimensional characters.
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Easy Gluten Free, Kosher Meatloaf with Rolled Oats
This hearty recipe for meatloaf is simple to make. The addition of rolled oats instead of breadcrumbs makes it gluten free and delicious with a unique flavor that will have them asking for seconds.
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Geraldine Ferraro and the Psychology of Living With Cancer: A Model for Our Times
When Geraldine Ferraro was diagnosed with cancer, she was given 3 years to live. She lived for 12 more years. Learn what she believed helped her cope—and why she survived far longer than expected.
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Spicy, Buttery, Kosher, Gluten Free, Dairy Free/Pareve Monkey Bread
This recipe was developed for those who follow a gluten free, dairy free (pareve), kosher diet. It 's a great breakfast for special days and can be made ahead of time and refrigerated or frozen.
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Destiny Dared: Response to Creative Writing Prompt
This piece is written in response to a challenge posted here on Hubpages by DzyMsLizzy on March 2, 2017. The prompt for the challenge is the first two sentences included below.
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Advantages of Quality Female Education: A Look to the Future
Discusses changes to education for women and how these changes have increased advancement for women despite continued wage gaps and glass ceilings. The question of how women educators can empower female learners through dialogues advancing these students' needs is also raised.
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Kosher, Gluten-Free Hamantaschen for a Joyous Purim
Try these recipes for kosher, gluten free Hamantaschen, triangle shaped, filled cookies traditionally made for the Jewish Holiday of Purim but great year around.
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Joshua: What We Can Learn About Leadership
This article discusses the unique nature of Jewish leadership and the way it was embodied in Joshua. Separation of powers as it applies to Jewish leadership with Joshua and now is also considered.
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Overcome Writer's Block Caused by Lack of Motivation
This article discusses ways to cope with a lack of motivation to prevent a loss of self-confidence in your writing ability and your potential for becoming a successful freelance or creative writer.
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Prevent Writers Block by Using Writing Style and Character Motivation
This article discusses how to use your personal writing style to develop and work with the motivations of your characters to continue writing smoothly and avoid a major cause of writer's block.
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Four Unusual Online Money-Making Hacks
Use these unique online methods to earn extra money.
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Moral Development in Children: The Piagetian, Biological, and Psychodynamic Models
This article explores three theories of moral development in children: the piagetian, biological and psychodynamic models. Each theory is discussed, and examples are given.
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How You Can Help Prevent and Stop Bullying
This article discusses a child who helped a bullied peer by giving them new shoes, how bystanders contribute to the problem of bullying, and ways parents can help their child avoid, prevent, and deal with bullying
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Childhood Fibromyalgia: A Complex Interaction of Physical, Emotional, Social, and Environmental Influences
Provides overview of pediatric fibromyalgia with up-to-date knowledge of contributing characteristics, causes, associated conditions, and triggers. Emphasizes the importance of coping techniques.
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How Addiction Hijacks Our Brain Even After Death
Discusses imaging techniques determining causal factors of addiction, as well as a study showing that signs of cravings are apparent for days, and possibly even weeks or months, after death.
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Why Don’t Consequences Work With Inflexible-Explosive Children?
Learn how to recognize an inflexible explosive child and what you can do to decrease your child’s frustration and angry outbursts
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How to Identify a Gambling Addiction
What are the signs and symptoms of a gambling addiction? Learn how to recognize if someone you know might have a problem.
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Kosher, Gluten Free Pad Thai Fit For A King
This is not your standard Pad Thai dish. Its unique, delicate flavor combined with hearty vegetables and tofu make it a perfect stand-alone entrée for a main meal without the need for side dishes.
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Mobile Apps vs. Mobile Website: Deciding Which Is the Best Marketing Strategy for Your Business
The pros & cons of mobile apps vs. mobile websites for marketing. Hybrid approaches, which integrate the best features of both, may be an optimal approach.
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Inspire Creativity To Overcome Writers Block With These Great Writing Exercises
These fantastic exercises can help you break through writer's block by generating great ideas for poems and fiction pieces.
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Orthorexia: Distinct Disorder or Sub-Type of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder or Anorexia
There is controversy over whether Orthorexia, an eating disorder involving dangerously obsessive healthy eating, is an identifiable disorder that can be differentiated from OCD and anorexia is discussed.
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Orthorexia: Can Eating Healthy Kill You?
Many individuals have embraced eating healthy. However, there are those that take it too far, until their health is harmed instead of helped by this lifestyle choice.
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Avoid Clichés In Your Writing With This Giant List of Descriptors
Clichés can take away from the impression you hope to make, leaving your readers with a feeling of “been there, done that, got the t-shirt." Use this list of descriptors to replace cliches with more unique wording.
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Trust Me: Walking the Tightrope of Rapport-Building With a Teen
This article contains a fictional account of a counselor working to establish rapport with a sullen teen. It suggests verbal/nonverbal techniques and also discusses the implications of unintended reactions, all in short story format.
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Hot and Hearty Gluten Free, Kosher Italian-Style Shepherd's Pie
Learning you can no longer eat gluten may make you mourn the favorite foods now prohibited. But with some creativity and research you will find many options still open to you like this Shepherd's Pie.
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Not In My Backyard - Using Compromise to Overcome NIMBYism
With the growth of NIMBYism (Not In My Backyard), it is important to determine how best to diffuse inappropriate resistant to positive growth and to determine what it is that makes all of us react.
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Medication Non-compliance in the Elderly: Implications for Nursing Practice
Non-compliance with multiple medication use in the elderly is a large problem. While interventions exist, the research demonstrating efficacy is lacking, and barriers limit implementation implications.
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Musical Hallucinations: A Blessing and a Curse
With the increase of music in our lives from new technological gadgets, the cases of rare auditory hallucinations, termed musical hallucinations, will likely become more prevalent.
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Try Oulipo Techniques and Cure Your Writer’s Block
Through the use of numerous constraints on the writing process, this group of French writers utilizes the method of Oulipo to determine what literature might be, as opposed to what it is.
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Surveillance in "1984": Comparing Orwell's Book to Today
In the novel "1984," George Orwell creates a world where government surveillance is constant. Similarly, it now seems our privacy rights are also limited. Yet in both cases, it is the people who permit it.
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Positive Outlook Improves Quality of Life as We Get Older
Researchers at North Carolina State University have determined that maintaining an optimistic outlook as we age leads to better coping with stressful experiences and a better quality of life.