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Literature Review - How exactly do couples that have arranged marriages get to meet each other and get married? Do arranged marriages work out better than love marriages?
- Word count: 4648
- Submitted: 19/02/2012
Experiment - Is extraversion related to lower baseline levels of cortical arousal?
- Word count: 1865
- Submitted: 17/02/2012
Sports participation is directly affected by social exclusion. Drawing on the literature from the sociology of sport discuss the statement in relation to TWO of the following; gender, disability, sexuality, race and class.
- Word count: 3066
- Submitted: 17/02/2012

is sportsmanship possible in professional sports? In this essay I will be looking at the influence in which professional sport has had on sport itself and how people perceive sport.
- Word count: 3943
- Submitted: 17/02/2012
Within this essay I will be looking at the national governing body known as the Football association otherwise referred to as the FA. I will be looking to discuss the success it has currently and analyse the objectives they have set for future growth.
- Word count: 2922
- Submitted: 17/02/2012
Judith Beck 1995, "Cognitive Therapy: Basics and Beyond" book review
- Word count: 1353
- Submitted: 09/02/2012
Life coaching course essay. I present in this essay an understanding of what motivation is and the importance of understanding and clarifying what motivates the client, in order to empower the client through the coaching relationship to attain what they w
- Word count: 3599
- Submitted: 09/02/2012
This essay will discuss sociological research and theories that offer the potential for advising people on aspects of creating and sustaining satisfying relationships across a number of perspectives and evaluate the evidence provided.
- Word count: 2452
- Submitted: 02/02/2012
Explain, with examples, how studies of brain damage or disruption to normal brain activity have informed us about the relationship between brain activity and behaviour in normal functioning.
- Word count: 1093
- Submitted: 26/01/2012
X-rays are typically used in the field of scientific research, industry, and medicine. They have become a crucial tool in medical imaging
- Word count: 732
- Submitted: 23/01/2012

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University Degree: Biological Sciences

Literature Review - How exactly do couples that have arranged marriages get to meet each other and get married? Do arranged marriages work out better than love marriages?

Experiment - Is extraversion related to lower baseline levels of cortical arousal?

Sports participation is directly affected by social exclusion. Drawing on the literature from the sociology of sport discuss the statement in relation to TWO of the following; gender, disability, sexuality, race and class.

is sportsmanship possible in professional sports? In this essay I will be looking at the influence in which professional sport has had on sport itself and how people perceive sport.

Within this essay I will be looking at the national governing body known as the Football association otherwise referred to as the FA. I will be looking to discuss the success it has currently and analyse the objectives they have set for future growth.

Judith Beck 1995, "Cognitive Therapy: Basics and Beyond" book review

Life coaching course essay. I present in this essay an understanding of what motivation is and the importance of understanding and clarifying what motivates the client, in order to empower the client through the coaching relationship to attain what they w

This essay will discuss sociological research and theories that offer the potential for advising people on aspects of creating and sustaining satisfying relationships across a number of perspectives and evaluate the evidence provided.

Explain, with examples, how studies of brain damage or disruption to normal brain activity have informed us about the relationship between brain activity and behaviour in normal functioning.

X-rays are typically used in the field of scientific research, industry, and medicine. They have become a crucial tool in medical imaging

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