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19 Cards in this Set
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The Holocaust
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Bruno Bettelheim
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How can we understand their hatred
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elie Wiesel
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A black man ponders his ability to alter public space
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brent staples
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the bali saleng
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eric ahnsen
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the killing game
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joy williams
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hunting and human values
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paul shepherd
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the library card
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richard wright
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mother tongue
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amy tan
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letter from birmingham jail
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martin luther kind jr
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categorize an item into the next higher classification and give distinguising criteria from other iterms with in that classification
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formal definition
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researchers argure that the particular definition is one that suits the concept
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operational definition
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audience accepting as representative of the concept
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definitions from example
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any common factor could be the cause
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the common factor method
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must have two similar situations, one that leads to an effect and one doesn't
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the single difference method
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if found that a possible cause and possible effect have a similar pattern or variation then one can suspect that a relationship exists
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concomitant variation
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eliminate ones that aren't causes
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process of elimination
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is setting down another idea to replace destroying something
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practical criteria
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complimenting it or declaring it has sentimental value
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aesthetic criteria
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related to ethics
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ethical criteria
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