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    • Loss of any insurance payout for damages relating to the property (the property requires complete demo and therefore is a total loss). The amount of the loss depends on what the insurer would deem as the value of the structure (RMS does not know the square footage of the property but for a total loss it would be XXX sqft x YYY cost to rebuild (including structure, machinery, equipment, fixtures, floor covering, appliances), plus debris removal (demolition costs) less deductible and less depreciation;

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    The most prevalent and popular stereotype of the post World war II era in America is one filled with women abandoning their wartimes jobs and retreating into the home to fulfill their womanly duties. In Joanne Meyerowitz’s Beyond the Feminine Mystique: A reassessment of Postwar Mass Culture, she shows how far women departed from this one dimensional image. While Betty Friedan’s The Feminine Mystique is reflexive and focused on the mainstream, Meyerowitz’s analysis is a broader and more inclusive

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    an Austrian neurologist and psychoanalyst who have had a tremendous impact on contemporary thought and uncovering the mental reasons for human actions. To many Freud is considered the Godfather of Psychodynamic therapy. Alfred Kinsey is an American born Sexologist. Kinsey took an interest in Freud’s judgments of masturbation with much disagreement. He considered himself extremely tolerant of everything in human sex behavior as apposed to Freud. These two contributed greatly to Psychodynamics,

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    Health Care Access (CHCA). This coalition is comprised of “over 20 business, consumer-advocacy, and health care stakeholder groups” (Cusack, 2017, p. 2). Currently, APRN’s barriers include expenses associated with partnering physicians (Holmes & Kinsey-Weathers, 2016). Granting APRN’s full practice authority would results in a monetary loss to these physicians. The AMA and AAFP oppose the passing of HB 1415 (Hooker & Muchow, 2015, p. 89). The pushback from these organizations stands regardless

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    In the article, author Vern L. Bullough provided an in-depth look at the research done by sexologist Alfred Kinsey and explaining the contributions he made in the field. The article claimed how Kinsey studied taboo topics and interviewed his students about their lives, a practice never conceived of being done before. The author explained how Kinsley’s controversial work was challenged by Thurman Rice, a, “bacteriology professor who had written extensively on sex, primarily from the view of eugenics”

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    perception of sexual behavior as a pioneer approach. While teaching a newly formed curriculum on sex education, in Indiana, 1937; Kinsey decided additional research was necessary to clarify the definition of human sexuality. Using the survey approach, he was able to format the questions in such a way that over 17,000 people were comfortable in describing their sexual behaviors. Kinsey determined women liked sex, and most had experienced an organism. In addition, same gender sex was happening, children not

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    (Kinsey, 2014) Once the addiction gene is identified, addiction may become a time of the past or just wishful thinking. The article, Vaccines against drugs of abuse: Where are we now?, states “[s] ome of the addictive substances discussed above do not lend

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    HISTORY AND PHYSICAL EXAMINATION_______________________ Patient Name: Chapman Robert Kinsey Patient ID: 110589 Room No.: 322-B Date of Admission: 23 February ---Admitting Physician: Martha C. Eaton, MD, Geriatrics Chief Complaint: Admitted from Dr. Max Hirsch’s office due to deep ulcer on left toe. Admitting Diagnoses 1. Severe peripheral vascular disease, status post deep ulcer on left toe. Rule out thrombolysis. The patient was admitted to a regular floor. Condition is serious. 2. ALLERGY TO PENICILLIN

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    1. Introduction The development of theory of mind in young children is a significant accomplishment that is imperative to their success in the social world. Theory of Mind (ToM) is the ability to understand that one’s mental states – thoughts, beliefs, desires, and intentions – differ from the mental states of others. This understanding is crucial in order to understand human behavior and the motivation behind it. A well-developed ToM enables children to engage in healthy social interaction, share

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    There has always been a discussion as to which method of study was better: quantitative, or qualitative. The quantitative approach focuses more on quantifying data and generalizing results from a sample to a population of interest. The use of quantitative methods is used for general features of a population and to measure the incidence of various views and opinions in a chosen sample. Qualitative methods are used to gain an understanding of underlying reasons and motivations. This type of method

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