Behaviour

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• Campello Urbanisation In Fear

  
  AMLA Spain News & Property in Spain on The Spanish Property MLS — Authority: 149
  Campello’s Albayna II urbanisation has many residents who are living in fear because of 10 to 12 year old children who are terrorising them.These youngsters appear to be out of control of their parents and are vandalising both private and public property.As with all bullying these children are focusing on the weak ...
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• The Powerful Laws of Persuasion

  
  Books that can change your life — Authority: 481
  A German study has demonstrated that blonde women performed worse in IQ style tests if they had first been exposed to ‘all blondes are dumb’ style jokes before taking the tests. The study used around 80 women with various hair colors and appeared to show how the suggestion that blondes were less bright adversely ...
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• Save the Tommy rec playground!

  
  Cllr. Martyn Findley (BNP) — Authority: 130
  Ladies and Gentlemen I have to be the bearer of bad news. The playground on Tommy rec (Tomkinson Road Recreation Ground for any non Stockingfordians reading this) may be removed by Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council . The maintenance costs of the playground this year to date have been in excess of ...
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• Aussie boys more violent than American boys: Study

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 726
  Sydney, November 27 (ANI): Australian boys are more aggressive and violent than their American counterparts, according to a new study.Murdoch Children’s Research Institute in collaboration with the University of Washington quizzed 4000 students, between the age group of 12 to 16, on violent behaviour.The boys were ...
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• The Power of Suggestion and Persuasion

  
  Blog Your Site — Authority: 458
  In a German study it was found that blonde women performed intelligence tests more slowly after having read jokes that were about the supposed stupidity of blondes. The study of 80 women with various hair colors appeared to demonstrate how the suggestion (inaccurately) that blonde women are not as smart as others ...
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• CBT in the British NHS: Vague imposition or imposition of vagueness?

  
  Lancashire Care Library and Information Service — Authority: 145
  CBT in the British NHS: Vague imposition or imposition of vagueness?  European Journal of Psychotherapy & Counselling, Volume 11 Issue 3 September 2009 , pages 323 – 339 David Pilgrim – School of Social Work, University of Central Lancashire, Preston, PR1 2HE, UK Abstract: The ...
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• Shell shock: Is the new way to dispatch a lobster a better way?

  
  NeuroDojo — Authority: 133
  When you’re a crustacean neurobiologist, cooking a lobster is a topic you’d better be familiar with, because you will be asked about it. (See posts in February 2005 ; May 2003 ; maybe this subject needs to get its own label.) The Daily Mail has an article on the latest effort to deal with concerns that ...
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• The Powerful Laws of Persuasion

  
  Blog Your Site — Authority: 458
  A German study demonsrated how blode women performed IQ tests more slowly after they’d read jokes that reinforced the message that blondes are less bright. The study of 80 women with various hair colors appeared to demonstrate how the suggestion (inaccurately) that blonde women are not as smart as others impacted ...
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• International Journal of STD & AIDS 2009 (Vol.20 No.11)

  
  Fade Library — Authority: 146
  Journal of STD & AIDS 2009 (Vol.20 No.11) Title: Emotional intimacy predicts condom use: findings in a group at high sexually transmitted disease risk Skinny: The aim of this study was to determine the relationship between condom use and emotional intimacy. The study was a gonorrhoea case-comparison ...
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• Parent training can help reduce behaviour problems in autistic kids

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 726
  Washington, November 26 (ANI): A treatment plan consisting of a combination of medication and a structured training program for parents can help reduce behaviour problems in children with autism and related conditions, says a new study.The research was conducted by the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) ...
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• Death of a brand: Saab and its loyal customers

  
  renaissance chambara alias Ged Carroll — Authority: 428
  Saab has been a pioneer in the automotive sector. It made the first production cars with safety belts, the first headlight washer and wiper facilities, the first impact absorbing bumper, pioneered pollen filters in the air system of its cars and the first CFC-free climate control. Along with the Mercedes S-Class it ...
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• Silver Ripples in Dark Waters

  
  Authspot — Authority: 542
  Of all people, I want YOU to open my poem Despite the crowd, Its for U I’ll look out. Suspending the animated tension of the moments.. U will diffuse into a laughter. I will look on, stupefied. Glib, the silence between us. You arrive, full on color. Out in the world, you head straight for ...
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• Aussie grocery buyers pick up nine items more than planned when shopping

  
  Australian Food News — Authority: 513
  The average Australian shopper buys more items in a supermarket visit than they intend and more than three in four use credit cards or EFTPOS to pay for the extras, new research has discovered.The second phase of the ‘How we really shop research’ - commissioned by out-of-home media specialist oOh!media - reveals ...
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• UK study highlights support for labelling of all GM food

  
  Australian Food News — Authority: 513
  The UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) published findings of a qualitative research project last night, which ascertained current public attitudes to genetically modified (GM) food.The research found different levels of understanding about GM food.“Attitudes to GM food are complex and the risks and benefits of GM food ...
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• CCBT & Beating the Blues – The Acceptability of Computer-Aided Cognitive Behavioural Therapy: A Pragmatic Study

  
  Lancashire Care Library and Information Service — Authority: 145
  The Acceptability of Computer-Aided Cognitive Behavioural Therapy: A Pragmatic Study  , Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, 2009 Kate Cavanagh;  David Alan Shapiro;  Susan Van Den Berg;  Sharon Swain;  Michael Barkham; Judy Proudfoot Department of Clinical Psychology, Newcastle University, Newcastle, UK ...
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• Travellers tales

  
  Lives By The Woods — Authority: 119
  Im still afflicted with Lurgy. Bloody London germs, with their sneaky infectious ways. In general, I am careful about avoiding people who are obviously sickly...you know, covered in boils and scabs and oozing pustules.  Also about washing my hands before I eat anything, and not licking the handrails on the ...
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• Reflective Practice in Action – Adopting the principles of Cognitive Therapy into their everyday interactions with service users

  
  Lancashire Care Library and Information Service — Authority: 145
  Work-based learning with staff in an acute care environment: a project review and evaluation , Mental Health Practice 2009 Jul; 12(10): 31-5 Kemp P; Rooks J; Mess L Principal lecturer, London South Bank University Abstract: A team of nurses working in an acute setting took part in a project to ...
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• South Africas marauding baboons add to World Cup worries

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 987
  Thousands of 2010 fans could offer rich pickings for increasingly aggressive monkeys in search of snacks Violent crime. Transport chaos. Over-priced hotels. Visitor anxieties about next years World Cup in South Africa. These could be as nothing compared with a new menace: marauding baboons. The light-fingered ...
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• First Asian-Oceanian Standard-Setter Group Meeting

  
  The CSR Digest — Authority: 121
  The inaugural two-day meeting of Asian-Oceanian Standards-Setter Group (AOSSG) held in Kuala Lumpur ended with a total participation of 100 participants from 21 standard-setters in the region.
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• Beck never lived in Birmingham – CBT

  
  Lancashire Care Library and Information Service — Authority: 145
  Beck never lived in Birmingham: why cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) may be a less useful treatment for psychological distress than is often supposed,  Clinical Psychology, Issue 34, 2004 MOLONEY Paul and KELLY Paul Abstract: Begins with a brief discussion of the scope and nature of cognitive behaviour ...
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