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Survey Questions

An extremely useful handbook for students and any newcomers to survey research.
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Recent research has yielded many new clues about how survey questions behave, and some of these findings have offered practical guidance for question writing. Volume 63 reviews this experimental literature and provides both general guiding principles and specific advice on how to develop a survey questionnaire, emphasizing the practical implications of the experience and research of questionnaire designers. The authors also suggest a number of ways in which to make pilot and pretest work more fruitful. The material is easily accessible, yet professionally sophisticated.
This volume should be useful to social scientists and others who design survey questionnaires.

Pals (Pediatric Advanced Life Support) Review

Why waste time guessing at what you need to know for the PALS (Pediatric Advance Life Support) certification exam? Maximize your exam preparation time with this quick-hit question and answer review. The unique question and single-answer format eliminates the guesswork associated with traditional multiple-choice Q&A reviews and reinforces only the correct answers you`ll need to know on exam day. Emphasis is placed on distilling key facts and clinical pearls essential for exam success. This high-yield book is perfect for streamlined review in the days and weeks before your exam.
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Gender Realities

The ten papers in Gender Realities: Local and Global
document the types of work in which women engage, and gender equity issues they face.
They show both the importance of considering the uniqueness of cultural contexts for understanding and resolving problems and how global interdependence affects local gender realities. The papers fall into two broad and overlapping categories:
gender, work and development, and
gender and discrimination. Papers related to particular settings focus on the resettlement of
villagers in Lesotho, the development of welfare policies in Puerto Rico, the experiences of fishery workers in Newfoundland and of immigrants to Maritime Canada, decisions made by retired couples in the United States, problems faced by academics in Finnish universities, classroom interaction in Canadian law schools, and attitudes of and about school children in Nepal. Other papers examine the role of gender in the informal economy worldwide... Gender Realities
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The Unofficial Guide to Getting Pregnant

The inside scoop... for when you want more than the official line!
Once you decide to start a family, you may think pregnancy will occur quickly. However, it takes the average healthy young couple six months to a year to conceive. This guide helps you get in the best possible shape for conceiving, discussing conception and misconceptions in depth.
If pregnancy doesn`t happen automatically, you`re not alone; one in six couples have fertility problems. The Unofficial Guide to Getting Pregnant provides clear, unbiased guidance on the many confusing medical, emotional, and financial issues related to getting pregnant. This book objectively reviews state-of-the-art infertility treatments and procedures, including fertility drugs, corrective surgery, IVF, and the other assisted reproductive technologies. It also covers third-party procedures, such as sperm and egg donation and surrogacy.
Vital Information few resources reveal—information that can help you zero... The Unofficial Guide to Getting Pregnant
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La Habanera (DVD)

Director Douglas Sirk's (under the name Detlef Sierck) LA HABANERA became more than a star vehicle for promising actress Zarah Leander, as he created a moody, musical melodrama that speaks volumes about the politics of colonialism. The lovely Astree (Zarah Leander) leaves Sweden for the warm Caribbean and marriage to wealthy Puerto Rican businessman Don Pedro de Avila (Ferdinand Marian). Years later, when the love has disappeared from Astree's marriage, her ex-lover Dr. Sven Nagel (Karl Martell) suddenly reappears in her life, on a mission to cure a deadly tropical disease. When Astree's son becomes ill with the disease, Sven must try to find a cure, while avoiding the jealous Don Pedro's wrath. Ultimately, Astree must choose between the love she left behind, and the power and control exercised over her by Don Pedro.
DVD Features:
Region [unknown]
Keep Case
Full Frame - 1.33
Text/Photo Galleries:
Photo Gallery
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The Television

This new Fact Finders series explores the historic development of modern technological inventions from the late 19th through the 20th centuries. Readers will learn about the historic context out of which the inventions arose, the people behind the inventions, and how the inventions have changed our lives. This series explores and supports the standard "Science, Technology & Society," as required by the National Council for the Social Studies, and the standard "Major Discoveries in Science and Technology,... Reviews of televisions television broadcasting The Television
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Safety 1st 2.4 GHz Color View 2.5" Video Monitor with Crib Mount Option

Color View Video Monitor:

Provides superior clarity
Attaches safely and conveniently to side of crib (mounts to most cribs); encases cords inside mounting fixture
Portable unit for added convenience with color LCD screen to view baby
Offers flexibility for camera setup in nursery, and allows parent to see baby in darkened nursery
Displays baby's sound level
Convenienly operates on household electricity
Parent can adjust screen brightness to fine-tune their picture...

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A Brief History of Modern Psychology

No subject captures the attention of people today more than psychology. It pervades television in the form of soap operas, celebrity court cases, police and hospital dramas, talk shows, reality shows, and infomercials. It is the stuff of movies, magazines, plays, novels, self-help books, sports, jobs, music lyrics, talk radio, and the internet. In A Brief History of Modern Psychology, Ludy Benjamin, a leading historian in the field, discusses the history of both the science and the practice of psychology... Reviews of televisions television broadcasting A Brief History of Modern Psychology
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My Blue Heaven (Full Frame)

"My Blue Heaven" is an entertaining Technicolor(R) musical romp with a rich story, as well as plenty of comedy and romance! Kitty (Betty Grable) and Jack (Dan Dailey) are a popular husband-and-wife entertainer team making their move from radio to television. However, as exciting as this progress is, they believe their lives will be complete when they start a family. But when they decide to adopt - a process fraught with problems and disappointments - they are ultimately rewarded with an overabundance... Reviews of televisions My Blue Heaven (Full Frame) television station Survey Questions
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