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Diagnosis or Determination:
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Disembodiment and Cyberspace::
A Phenomenological Approach

The War on Terrorism:
The Views of Criminal Justice and Non-Criminal Justice Majors on Terrorism and the Punishment of Terrorists

The Personal is Political:
The Relationship between Marital Status and Immigrant Political Incorporation

Disembodiment and Cyberspace::
A Phenomenological Approach

Left Behind by the Market:
Investigating the Social Structure of American Poverty

Diagnosis or Determination:
Assessment Explained through Human Capital Theory and the Concept of Aptitudes

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