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- 6421: Autism
- ... than answering it. About 10% of autistic people display great consistency. They have great memory, fascination with mechanical objects, and obsession with sameness in their environment, for example, having to have the furniture in the house placed in an exact order, or having to eat at a certain time everyday like clockwork. They may also have unusual skills in music, art, and computation. The most successful form of treatment for autism ...
- 6422: Anti-Social Personality Disorder
- ... someone into sexual activity 7. Destruction of Property - deliberate fire setting with intention to cause serious damage 8. deliberate destruction of other's property in other ways 9. Deceitfulness or Theft-breaking into someone's house, car, building 10. frequent lying to get goods, favors and avoid obligations 11. stealing items of non - trivial value without confronting the victim -forgery, shoplifting 12. Serious Violation of the Rules- often staying out all ...
- 6423: Medical Uses Of Marijuana
- ... and Arizona, legalizing the medical use of marijuana. But since it remains a federal crime to grow, sell, or prescribe cannabis, the referenda have created only a legal morass. Barry McCaffrey, director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy, derided the propositions as "hoax referendums," and insisted that voters had been "duped" by deceitful ad campaigns whose real intent was to legalize drugs. Attorney General Janet Reno announced ...
- 6424: Managing People with AIDS
- ... hiding the incident, DAKA took a proactive approach by implementing a company AIDS policy and an AIDS education program. They instituted an AIDS policy office where employees can receive counseling, and have begun an in-house AIDS hotline. Under DAKAs policy, workers with AIDS can stay at their jobs as long as they are physically able and take leaves of absence when they are too weak to work. DAKA says ...
- 6425: Abortion: A Matter Of Choice
- ... when it was bombed in 1985. Lunneborg, Patricia. Abortion: A Positive Decision. New York: Bergin & Garvey, 1992. Messer, Ellen. Back Rooms. New York: St. Martin's press, 1989. Rosenblatt, Rodger. Life Itself. New York: Random House, 1993. Welton, K.B. Abortion...Is Not A Sin. California: Pandit Press, 1989. 191-95. Whitney, Catherine. Whose Life? New York: William Morrow and Co., 1992 Essay Data Section
- 6426: Abortion: A Matter Of Choice
- ... when it was bombed in 1985. ~Lunneborg, Patricia. Abortion: A Positive Decision. New York: Bergin & Garvey, 1992. ~Messer, Ellen. Back Rooms. New York: St. Martin's press, 1989. ~Rosenblatt, Rodger. Life Itself. New York: Random House, 1993. ~Welton, K.B. Abortion...Is Not A Sin. California: Pandit Press, 1989. 191-95. ~Whitney, Catherine. Whose Life? New York: William Morrow and Co., 1992
- 6427: Euthanasia Is Religious, Medically, and Legally Wrong
- ... for euthanasia and its effects. Over time, the care and caution exercised in making dicisions exercised in making decisions as to who should receive euthanasia may become sloppy. According to Daniel Callaham, director of Hastings House,a medicial ethics center in New York:"The slippery alope argument against euthanasia has always been that once you start voluntary euthanasia, you are likely to gravitate towards involuntary euthanasia. starts in the hands of ...
- 6428: Euthanasia Is Religious, Medically, and Legally Wrong
- ... for euthanasia and its effects. Over time, the care and caution exercised in making dicisions exercised in making decisions as to who should receive euthanasia may become sloppy. According to Daniel Callaham, director of Hastings House,a medicial ethics center in New York:"The slippery alope argument against euthanasia has always been that once you start voluntary euthanasia, you are likely to gravitate towards involuntary euthanasia. starts in the hands of ...
- 6429: The Ebola Virus
- ... an estimated 150 000 people who have died from this virus. This figure is in Africa alone. In October 1989, monkeys were dying by the hundreds in a building 2 miles away from the White House. They were diagnosed as dying from Ebola. Except that this strain of Ebola was not harmful to humans. It only killed monkeys. If a virus can change its metabolism into a virus which only kills ...
- 6430: Nature / Nurture or Both !
- ... Their clothes were preened, appointments met precisely on time. When asked about the reason they felt to be so clean, the first one replied My mother. When I was growing up she always kept the house perfectly ordered. She insisted on every little thing returned to its proper place,... I learned from her. What else could I do? When his twin brother was asked the same question he answered The reason ...
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