Midlife Crisis
The term midlife crisis, or midlife transition, is generally defined as a period in an adult’s life, believed to occur...
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Career Motivation
Career motivation is the desire to exert effort to enhance career goals. It is a multidimensional construct that combines elements...
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Motivation and Career Development
This article considers the relationship between the internal motivation of people and their career development. The discussion centers on what has...
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Multicultural Organization
A multicultural organization is defined as one that seeks and values all differences and develops systems and work practices that...
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Multinational Organization
The growth of the multinational organization, which has been part of the globalization process in recent years, has had the...
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National Career Development Association (NCDA)
The National Career Development Association (NCDA) is the home for approximately 3,800 practitioners, scholars, and students devoted to promoting the...
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National Labor Relations Act (NLRA)
The National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) is the basic federal law that governs unionization and collective bargaining in the United...
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Occupational Commitment
The term career has been defined by several prominent behavioral scientists as a pattern of work-related experiences, including attitudes and...
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Abram Kardiner
Abram Kardiner was a psychiatrist and pioneering psychoanalyst who made major contributions to psychological and psychoanalytic anthropology as well as...
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Sir Arthur Keith
During his era, Sir Arthur Keith was one of the world’s most prominent anatomists and defenders of Darwinism. As Keith...
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Kennewick Man
On July 28, 1996, the random discovery of a skull on the banks of the Columbia River near Kennewick, Washington...
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Kenyanthropus Platyops
One of a rash of new extinct hominid genera discovered and described during the turn of the 21st century, Kenyanthropus...
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Kenyapithecus Wickeri
Long recognized as an important genus for understanding the ancestry of great apes and humans, Kenyapithecus has been the subject...
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H. B. D. Kettlewell
Henry Bernard Davis Kettlewell, MD, an outstanding physician, lepidopterist and geneticist, is best known for his work on industrial melanism...
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was born in Atlanta, Georgia, on January 15,1929 in an area that, today, is a...
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Kinship and Descent
Kinship and descent are each notions that have been of particular preoccupation to social anthropologists, as much due to their...
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Kinship Terminology
The terminology of kinship, that is, the terms we use to name our kin, is one of the most important...
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Use of Evidence in Detection of Deception
The paradigmatic finding from research on deception detection is that people are poor at discriminating between liars and truth tellers....
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Detection of Deception by Detection “Wizards”
Wizards of deception detection are rare individuals who achieve scores of 80% or higher on at least two of three...
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Detection of Deception in Adults
Deception is defined, for the purposes of this research paper, as a successful or unsuccessful deliberate attempt to create in...
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Detection of Deception in Children
The credibility and reliability of children’s testimony are particularly important in instances where children are called on as primary witnesses...
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Detection of Deception in High-Stakes Liars
High-stakes lies occur where there are large positive consequences of getting away with the lie or large negative consequences of...
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Diminished Capacity
Diminished capacity refers to two distinct doctrines. The first, known as the mens rea variant, refers to the use of...
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Diplomates in Forensic Psychology
Diplomates in forensic psychology are dually certified by the American Board of Forensic Psychology (ABFP) and its parent organization, the...
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Assessment of Disability and Workers’ Compensation Claims
Disability insurance and workers’ compensation both concern illness or injury in the context of work. These terms are sometimes (erroneously)...
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Disparate Treatment and Disparate Impact Evaluations
Disparate treatment and disparate impact cases involve actions on the part of an employer that a plaintiff worker claims are...
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Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)
Dissociative identity disorder (DID), formerly known as multiple-personality disorder, is one of the more controversial diagnoses in the Diagnostic and...
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Performance-Enhancing Drugs ⋆ Sports Psychology ⋆ Lifestyle
Performance enhancement is of major importance in competitive and elite sports. Among the many methods to enhance performance in sports, ...
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Psychological Consequences Of Sport Injury ⋆ Sports Psychology ⋆ Lifestyle
Injury is a common occurrence in association with sport participation. Most sport injuries are minor, require minimal medical intervention, and ...
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Psychological Well-Being Definition ⋆ Sports Psychology ⋆ Lifestyle
Psychological well-being (PWB) is defined as one’s level of psychological happiness/health, encompassing life satisfaction, and feelings of accomplishment. At the...
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Recreational Drugs ⋆ Sports Psychology ⋆ Lifestyle
Recreational drugs refer to substances that are not used by athletes for the purpose of enhancing athletic performance. The health-related ...
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Resilience in Sport ⋆ Sports Psychology ⋆ Lifestyle
Most athletes will encounter one or more major setbacks or adversities during their sporting career. An elite athlete may, for ...
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Underrecovery Syndrome ⋆ Sports Psychology ⋆ Lifestyle
In sports, optimal performance is only achievable if athletes recover after competition. Recovery and intense exercise must also be balanced...
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Stress Reactivity in Sport ⋆ Sports Psychology ⋆ Lifestyle
Although ubiquitous in life, stress is rather difficult to define. Stress reactivity is a dynamic process involving context-dependent, interactive factors...
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What is Psychopharmacology? ⋆ Sports Psychology ⋆ Lifestyle
Psychopharmacology refers to the study of the actions of drugs on behavior. Drugs and substances with the potential to modify...
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Sex Differences and Sport ⋆ Sports Psychology ⋆ Lifestyle
Sex differences are often referred to interchangeably as gender differences, often to offset taboos associated with the word sex. Use...
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Social Neuroscience ⋆ Sports Psychology ⋆ Lifestyle
Exercise scientist William P. Morgan often contrasted how exercise physiologists and exercise psychologists study the exercising human. The physiologists were ...
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Intergroup Accommodative Processes
We constantly interact with people from different social groups to our own: cultures, ethnic groups, genders, ages, occupations, organizations, even...
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Interethnic Relationships in Families
Historically, family scholarship has been guided by a Eurocentric perspective including the notion that families are ethnically homogeneous. Over the...
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Intercultural Norms
Normative conduct is a major component of systems of culture. Each culture has its specific norms for everyday social interaction....
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Intercultural Conflict Styles and Facework
Competent intercultural conflict management depends on many factors. One of the key factors is to increase our awareness and knowledge...
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Intercultural Communication Training
Major social changes of the twentieth century include international air travel, global business expansion, increased migration across national boundaries, and...
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Intercultural Communication in Health-Care
In the twenty-first century mankind lives in a more multicultural environment than ever before. For many health practitioners this means...
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Cultural Imperialism Theories
The cultural imperialism thesis states, broadly, that a powerful country uses cultural means to achieve or support the political and...
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Cultural Products as Tradable Services
In the communication field, the term “cultural product” refers to media artifacts such as books, newspapers, magazines, recorded music, films,...
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Deutsche Welle
Deutsche Welle (DW) is a German news and information broadcasting channel that explicitly targets a worldwide audience. DW cannot be...
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