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  1. Codependency in Master's-Level Counseling Students

    … students to measure codependency in five core areas: Other Focus/Self-Neglect, Low Self-Worth, Hiding Self, Medical Problems, and Family of Origin Issues.</p> <p>Results</p> <p>Respondents’ CODAT mean score showed a minimal level of codependency. There were no significant differences …

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  2. Cross-Modal Projections from Auditory to Visual Cortices in the Ferret

    … in multisensory processing in these lower-level, core areas of cortex. The present study was conducted to determine if similar connections occur in other higher mammals such as carnivores (ferrets; Mustela putorius). Large injections of sensitive neuroanatomical tracer were placed within the core

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  3. A critical appraisal of the national housing policy reform and its implementation of the Build Together programme within the Khomas region (1991-2002)

    … and Housing (MRLGH). In implementing one of the core areas of their mission, such as housing under condition of politico-economic and socio-cultural change, the MRLGH established the first National Housing Policy (NHP) in 1991. In anticipation of rural-urban migration and subsequent rapid …

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  4. Aspects of American Bittern Ecology in Northwest Minnesota

    … from May through August, 1996-97. Seasonal core-areas and low-use areas were determined from 18 males and 2 females. Male breeding home-ranges averaged 210 ha (n = 22) and did not differ (P > 0.05) from average post-breeding home-range size (152 ha, n = 16). Distances of male post-breeding …

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  5. SAGE-GROUSE AND ENERGY DEVELOPMENT: INTEGRATING SCIENCE WITH CONSERVATION PLANNING TO REDUCE IMPACTS

    … following development. I spatially prioritized core areas for breeding sage-grouse across Wyoming, Montana, Colorado, Utah and the Dakotas and assessed risk of future energy development. Findings showed that bird abundance varies by state, core areas contain a disproportionately large segment of …

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  6. SAGE-GROUSE AND ENERGY DEVELOPMENT: INTEGRATING SCIENCE WITH CONSERVATION PLANNING TO REDUCE IMPACTS

    … following development. I spatially prioritized core areas for breeding sage-grouse across Wyoming, Montana, Colorado, Utah and the Dakotas and assessed risk of future energy development. Findings showed that bird abundance varies by state, core areas contain a disproportionately large segment of …

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  7. Seasonal Use of Conservation Reserve Program Fields By White-Tailed Deer in Eastern South Dakota

    … 15 September 1989 to 31 December 1990. Seasonal core areas and low use areas were determined from 40 home range maps of 14 radio-collared deer. Proportion of CRP lands within core areas of deer did not differ (P > 0. 05) from that in low use areas during each season. Pooled habitat availability …

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  8. The effect and conservation implications of the re-establishment of a Cape fur seal Arctocephalus pusillus pusillus breeding colony at Vondeling Island, Saldanha Bay

    … by the distribution of their prey. Their core areas were in the vicinity of the island, where the overall overlap was apparent (86%). These core areas extended north of the island for Cape fur seals but south of it for African penguins. These areas were also identified as important …

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  9. Tactical behaviour and decision making in wild chimpanzees

    … and the majority of time was spent within small core areas which were both partially overlapping and distinct. Each male?s core area had a similar habitat composition, and overlap between core areas was positively related to dyadic association tendencies. It is hypothesised that these core areas

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  10. The reliability and validity of an admissions tool in predicting academic and fieldwork achievement in occupational therapy students

    … Grapczynski and Kane (1990) that identified five core areas for the field to be professionalized, and the Parsons Thompson Model (Thompson, 1976), which provides a framework for understanding the organizational levels that influence the admission process. The results of the study included a …

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  11. Home range, site fidelity, reproductive ecology, and den site characteristics of the San Clemente Island fox

    … had home ranges (mean = 0.75 km2, SE = 0.9) and core areas (mean = 0.19 km2, SE = 0.03) 36-116% larger than reported in published studies for other island fox subspecies. Home ranges were largest during the pup-independence season (mean = 0.76 km2, SE = 0.07), but did not vary between …

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  12. Impacts of Urban Areas on Vegetation Development Along Rural-Urban Gradients in the Upper Midwest: 2003-2012

    … to increase by 2.5 billion by 2050 in urban areas alone (United Nations 2014). The rapid urbanization of our planet drives global environmental changes in hydrosystems, biodiversity, biogeochemical cycles, land use and land cover, and climate (Grimm et al. 2008). Urban areas alter local …

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  13. Ecology of Eastern Wild Turkeys Introduced to Minimally Forested Agricultural Landscapes in Northeastern South Dakota

    … averaged 36%. Estimates of home range size, core area, and spring dispersal were up to 10 times larger than reported by most other researchers, suggesting a poor interspersion of important habitat components in my study area. Spring home ranges and core areas were 1. 4 - 3. 5 times larger …

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  14. Biodiversity And Evolution In The Guiana Shield, South America

    … high species diversity and endemism. I recover core areas throughout the Guiana shield which have been most important amphibians and warrant conservation efforts to safeguard them for the future. Broadly, this work shows that species richness of neotropical amphibians still remains …

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  15. Teaching Through Mnemonics in Elementary School Classrooms

    … and build are their knowledge in all content areas. This method of teaching and reinforcement of information helps students to commit new information to memory and continue to use this material throughout their lives. Using mnemonics is a lessons way to teach and make the classroom a unique …

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  16. Principals’ Perceptions Of Teacher-Student Interactions In Diversifying Suburban Middle Schools

    … staff and African American students from urban core areas. Considering the vantage points of students and teachers via the perceptions of self, race, culture, and socioeconomics helped frame the principals’ understanding of the teacher-student interactions and provided opportunities to examine …

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  17. Population Characteristics of White-Tailed Deer During the Agricultural Production Season in Northeastern South Dakota

    … this area. In this study, density, home range, core area, average daily movement, activity patterns, habitat importance, and habitat selection of white-tailed deer were investigated during the agricultural production season on Sand Lake National Wildlife Refuge (SLNWR) and the surrounding …

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  18. Monuments, society and the Mesolithic-Neolithic transition, with particular reference to Cumbria and the northern Irish Sea region

    … monuments appears to relate to Early Neolithic core areas which continued to be important and linked to 'status'. The relationship of the monuments to particular aspects of the environment is explored and it is shown that wetland environments, including floodplains, are a major feature in the …

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  19. Core Selection by Wolf Packs in a Human-Dominated Landscape: A Case Study in the Mountains of Southern Poland

    … examined through the collection of scat data. Core areas were then defined using fixed-kernel density estimation techniques and 50% isopleths. Habitat variables were then compared between core plots and non-core plots. Scat marking of both packs resembled the Hot Spots pattern of marking …

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