In 1995, Linda M. Dinerman, Michele D. Wilson, Anne K. Duggan and Alain Joffe, conducted a study to determine the differences in long-term pregnancy prevention in teens between the use of implants, oral contraceptives, and other contraceptive methods. Their study employed a broad experiment that focused on 166 girls between the ages of 12 and 18 who were all sexually active. The experimental study discovered that the use of Norplant was a more effective method of contraception than any other method studied. The authors relied upon a hospital-based clinical setting in which to observe the participants. The study employed a quantitative method of research and was based upon solid theory. The results of the study can be considered statistically significant.
In this topic when writing an essay a writer describes physical appearance and how the way we dress dramatically impacts how people treat us. For any level.
This paper briefly explores who holds the power in decisions of application of the death penalty . The voters are shown to hold the ultimate form of change, and this is why they are targeted by special interest groups. However, state government members also have power. The example of the death penalty opposition in Mass. in 2001 is used to explore this issue.
Why is it so many minorities do not realize success in life? Some reasons offered are that those who live in the inner city have poor family lives and fewer chances to learn, for the best teachers migrate to the suburban schools. Yet, many minorities - including a goodly number from broken homes - are realizing their dream of going to college and enjoying successful careers. In this paper, I will explore the connection between an inner-city upbringing and success.
This paper according to the experts from the engineering help service is aimed at discussing one of the most controversial issues of modern society - abortion. Introduction provides a general overview of the issue, while further a detailed analysis, applying to religious, moral, ethical and social aspects, supports the idea that abortion is a moral choice of a woman that shouldn't be legally prohibited. Conclusion summarizes all the discussed issues.
This paper examines how fallacies of ad hominum arguments, unwarranted assumptions, and improper use of statistical data may occur in criminal intelligence analysis and military intelligence analysis.
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