Category: Articles
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Talk with Alex: Contradictions of Modern Society
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04 Alex: Do you have a good topic for today? Bea: I found one about “moon time.” Have you heard of it? The idea can be difficult to grasp. In simple terms, the Moon does not yet have a single clock or agreed time standard. On Earth, the UK, Italy,…
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Talk with Alex:Celebrity Scandal, Media, and Public Trust
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01 Alex: Hey, Sam. Sam: Hello, Alex. How are you? Alex: Good. Good afternoon. It’s good to see you. Sam: How is life? Alex: Not bad. Sam: Good to hear. I have to thank you, Alex, because you were the one who told me about this news story. I’ve been…
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Talk with Alex:Independence, Immigration, and “Plan B”
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Steven: The UK has reached another record temperature today. it is around 35 degrees Celsius, which is very unusual here. I’ll do my best not to pass out and to stay conscious throughout our conversation. How are things where you are? Is everything okay? Alex: The temperature here is better.…
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Protected: Talk with Alex:Talk with Probation Officers
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Protected: Talk with Alex:How to Talk with Probation Officers
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Protected: Talk with Alex:From Interviews to Life
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Protected: Talk with Alex:Cultural Success Comparison
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Talk with Alex: Freedom, DEI, Group Connections, and Cultural Boundaries
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01 Alex: Hey, Sam, how are you? Sam: Very well. Hold on a moment; I need to close my eyes. Okay, good. How are you today? Alex: Not bad. Everything is good. Sam: Fantastic. Any exciting updates in your life? Alex: Not yet. Nothing so far. Sam: All right. Earlier…
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Protected: Mutual Stereotypes between Chinese and Canadians in Multicultural Canada
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Multidimensional Effects of Attribution Styles and Background Variables on Poverty Attitudes Among University Students
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ABSTRACT This study investigates the multiple factors influencing university students’ attitudes toward poverty, particularly focusing on the combined effects of poverty attribution styles (individualistic, structural, and fatalistic), political orientation, economic background, behaviors and experiences. Based on survey data collected from 361 students at the University of Regina, the findings reveal…