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Experiment and continuity in the narrative fiction of Ramon Gomez de la Serna in 1920s SpainMcCulloch, John January 2001 (has links)
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The development of style in children's narrative fictionTaylor, G. T. January 1988 (has links)
No description available.
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Is mania a defence against depression?O'Curry, Sara L. January 1999 (has links)
No description available.
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Dissertation Template for Microsoft WordBrunansky, Robert, Kelly, Joseph, Vasut, Ryan 13 July 2011 (has links)
This is a template to be used for dissertations at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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Peer Assessment of Leadership Style and Its Relation to ProductivitySwanson, Ronald G. 05 1900 (has links)
The problem with which this investigation is concerned is that of determining if peer appraisal of leadership style is related to productivity.
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SASPU editorial style bookGreaves, Duncan, Quinlan, Vicky 06 1900 (has links)
Language is the tool of the journalist. Whatever the aims of the student press, little can be achieved unless copy is written in clean, correct English. The purpose of this style guide is to suggest some guidelines for correct style. Each student newspaper must make its own decisions on the issues discussed here. Many of the points made below are discussed annually at Congress; frequently the only decision is an agreement to disagree. Once a newspaper has made a decision on style, however, that decision should be scrupulously followed. The South African student press cannot be completely consistent, but any newspaper can and should be.
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The Study of Executive Leadership Style in Relation to Employee Working Satisfaction: The Case Study from Household Registration System in The Kaohsiung CountyHuang, Guo-Fong 06 July 2007 (has links)
Leadership is an art. People believed that good leadership can help improve employee satisfactions in work. The purpose of the study is to discuss the relation of Executive Leadership style in the Household Registration Office in Kaohsiung County and their employee satisfaction and to make suggestions for improving the leadership skills and employee satisfactions according to the results of the study.
The study applies questionnaire survey method and targets at the employees of the Household Registration office in Kaohsiung County. The content of the questionnaires for the research includes the measurement sheet of Executive Leadership style, the measurement sheet of employee satisfactions and the basic information of the interviewees. The total number of the surveys issued was 316 and 307 was answered and returned. The data was analyzed using descriptive statistics, T Test, ANOVA (Analysis of Variance) and Pearson¡¦s Correlation. The results of analysis are listed as below.
1. The ¡§Affectionate¡¨ Leadership Style is akin to the ¡§Regulatory¡¨ Leadership Style.
2. The employees have the highest satisfaction in colleague relationship and the lowest satisfaction in promotion and benefits.
3. The Executive Leadership Style and the Employee Job Level and Title have significant difference but other attributes have no significant difference.
4. The significant difference exists between the Employee satisfactions and the Employee Level, Title and Service Period, but was not shown among other attributes.
5. The two Executive Leadership Styles- ¡§Affectionate¡¨ and ¡§Regulatory¡¨ and each attribute of the Employee Satisfaction are significantly correlated.
Finally, the author references to related literatures and proposes the solutions to improve the organization of the Household Registration Office, the leadership style and the employee satisfactions in order to increase the administrative efficiency in public sectors and competitive advantages of the nation.
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Parenting style and older children's and young adolescents' dietary intake and nutritional statusKim, Mi Jeong 17 September 2007 (has links)
While parenting style and its relevant dimensions have long been studied in the
area of child development, studies on the effects of perceived parenting behaviors on
childrenâÂÂs/adolescentsâ nutritional health status have been largely neglected. The present
study examined whether perceived parenting style and its dimensions are associated with
older childrenâÂÂs/young adolescentsâ health outcomes, including self-concept, eating
behaviors, physical activity behaviors, energy and nutrient intake, and body
measurements. This study placed a distinct emphasis on gender differences by exploring
the effects of maternal and paternal parenting behaviors on male versus female subjectsâÂÂ
health outcomes in separate analyses. In addition, this study extended the investigation
of the roles family meal behaviors play in an environment in which general parenting
behaviors exert their impact on childrenâÂÂs/adolescentsâ health. Sources of insight from
nutrition, psychology, and sociology contributed to this holistic examination of
childrenâÂÂs/adolescentsâ health.
The study subjects included 123 children (9-11 years old) and 106 adolescents
(13-15 years old). Data were obtained through survey questionnaires, dietary recall and
records, and anthropometry. Various statistical methods were employed in this study, including multiple regression analysis, cluster analysis, factor analysis, and path analysis.
Findings of this study confirmed that an authoritative style is more desirable for study
subjectsâ health outcomes, compared with a non-authoritative style. Generally,
maternal/paternal nurturing appeared to be desirable, but maternal/paternal control was
an undesirable predictor of youth health, while the subjectsâ age (9-11 versus 13-15
years) and gender played critical roles in the associations. Family meal behaviors
appeared to be significant predictors of youth health outcomes. Findings from path
analysis suggested that the effects of maternal/paternal nurturing/control on the subjectsâÂÂ
health outcomes are mediated by family meal behaviors. Perception that family dinner
meals are family rituals turned out to be the most important mediator of the relationship
between maternal/paternal nurturing and the subjectsâ health outcomes. Of interest, lack
of food pressure by parents appeared to be detrimental to eating behaviors and essential
nutrient intake of study subjects. Finally, this study showed that fathers play positive
roles in improving male/female subjectsâ as well as childrenâÂÂs/adolescentsâ health
outcomes, especially their physical activity behaviors and self-concept.
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A Research on Stylistics of the Wei-Jin DynastyChou, Yu-chin 04 August 2009 (has links)
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Creating anti-eloquence : "Epistolae obscurorum virorum" and the humanist polemics on style /Kivistö, Sari Anneli. January 2002 (has links)
Th. doct.--Helsinski, 2002. / Bibliogr. p. 242-250. Index.
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