Artificial Intelligence

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Artificial Intelligence: Past, Present and Future Artificial Intelligence: Past, Present and Future Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) tries to enable computers to do the things that minds can do. These things include seeing pathways, picking things up, learning categories from experience, and using emotions to schedule one's actions—which many animals can do, ...

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Nursing Issues

NURSING ISSUES Research Proposal for Nursing Issues Research Proposal for Nursing Issues Introduction Medicare fraud is a major issue that exists and has attracted attention of the physicians, hospitals, patients, insurers, policy makers, government agencies, and academics. This entry defines Medicare fraud and Medicare abuse, describes the prevalence of Medicare fraud in the United ...

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Jonathan Edwards

Jonathan Edwards Abstract Considered by many to be America's most brilliant theologian, Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758) was also a philosopher, a college president, a pastor, a revival preacher, a missionary to the Native Americans, a noted author (whose writings are known and read around the globe), the husband of a remarkable woman ...

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Sexual Harassment In Law Enforcement

SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN LAW ENFORCEMENT Sexual Harassment in Law Enforcement Sexual Harassment in Law Enforcement Introduction The course of the research-based study will focus on the “Sexual Harassment in Law Enforcement”. The study will analyze different aspects associated with sexual harassment in law enforcement. The study will critically analyze different aspects of ...

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Social Web

SOCIAL WEB Social Web Social Web Introduction The social web includes services that set the trend in the form of digital data, in this case it is important to define what the Internet, understand the network of networks exists that enable services such as web, web 2.0. The so-called social web, then, refers ...

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Domestic Violence And Battered Person Syndrome

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND BATTERED PERSON SYNDROME Domestic Violence and Battered Person Syndrome Table of Contents Introduction4 Symptoms of Battered Person Syndrome4 Characteristics of Female Victims6 Characteristics of an Abuser8 The Cycle of Violence9 Battered Person & The Law10 Conclusion16 References17 Abstract “Every twelve seconds in the United States, a man batters his current or former wife or women friend.” (American Psychiatric Association ...

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Step Families

STEP FAMILIES Step Families Step Families Introduction There are differences and debates about definitions of the family, which vary with time, context, and geography. Theorists do not always agree on a common definition. The traditional or nuclear family is widely used to describe a group consisting of two parents and their children living together ...

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Foreign Maids

FOREIGN MAIDS The Impact of Foreign Maids on the Relationship Between the Children and Their Parents in Kuwaiti Families Table of Contents Introduction3 Methodology3 Key research questions4 Instruments5 Survey of Families5 Survey of Maids5 Observational Survey of Children5 Ethical considerations6 Literature Review Plan6 No definite authority6 Insensitiveness to the needs of Children7 The child's attachment to the maid7 The impact on maid's own emotions7 Separation anxiety ...

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Transition

TRANSITION Transition to Elementary School from Early Childhood Education Transition to Elementary School from Early Childhood Education Transitions and Options Accessible for Learners with Special Needs There is a process designed for the transition of special students for life after graduation. It is carried out through the instructional needs and support. Various ...

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Ethical Dilemmas Involving Tube Feeding

Ethical dilemmas involving tube feeding Ethical dilemmas involving tube feeding Introduction Tube feeding may under some clinical circumstances be used to feed patients. Modern fine-bore tubes and pumps which ensure controlled delivery of the feed, together with manufactured feeds designed to meet a wide variety of metabolic and absorptive conditions, have eliminated ...

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