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Why are nonhuman animals victims of harm?
Society, Politics & Law

Why are nonhuman animals victims of harm?

...psychologically harmed is unavoidable for all animals, whether human or nonhuman, but for criminologists, an increasing area of concern is avoidable harm generated by social arrangements, in short, social harm. Social harms result from contingent social arrangements – those that are not inevitable but could potentially be restructured to be less harmful. ‘Livestock’...
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Level 2: Intermediate 2 hrs
Carrying out research for policy and advocacy work
Society, Politics & Law

Carrying out research for policy and advocacy work

...psychology’, Qualitative Research in Psychology, 3, pp. 77–101. Curran, L. (2007) ‘University law clinics and their value in undertaking client-centred law reform to provide advice for clients’ experiences’, International Journal of Clinical Legal Education, 12, pp. 105–130. Available at: https://doi.org/10.19164/ijcle.v12i0.73 (Accessed: 8 December 2023)....
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Level 2: Intermediate 8 hrs
Multidisciplinary study: the value and benefits Badge icon
Education & Development

Multidisciplinary study: the value and benefits

...psychology, and they will switch from the idea of having done that first foundation module. So that can lead you into areas you never thought you'd be interested in. SPEAKER 5 I think I like having that flexibility. I mean, that's what the Open degree is all about. SPEAKER 3 So students can pretty much study any modules they like, because they're all online so they can...
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Level 1: Introductory 5 hrs
Half man, half circuit: Who are the people who are choosing to become cyborgs?
Health, Sports & Psychology

Half man, half circuit: Who are the people who are choosing to become cyborgs?

...psychologically it is real and significant. “You can ask anybody you like: anybody who has an implant, whether it’s an artificial hip or cochlea or whatever it happens to be, regards that technology as part of themselves. It’s part of them, it’s in their body, whereas if it’s outside it’s not,” he says. “When you’ve got an implant and the building, or...
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Article 10 mins
A day at Doncaster - and an hour out of Durham
History & The Arts

A day at Doncaster - and an hour out of Durham

...psychological moment for not bothering. Of course, he is a fetish; no Englishman can deny that the kingship is an idolatry; but he is a fetish with an uncommon share of the common man's divinity. The system which provides him for the people provides them the best administration in the world, always naturally in the hands of their superiors, social and political; but we...
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Article 5 mins
Start writing fiction: characters and stories
History & The Arts

Start writing fiction: characters and stories

...psychological state. Heller uses first-person narration, which means we are dealing with two characters – the character being described, and the character doing the observing and describing. This adds an intrigue about the relationship between the two characters. Neither method is better than the other – they are just different approaches. Check whether you are using...
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Level 1: Introductory 24 hrs
Caring for adults
Health, Sports & Psychology

Caring for adults

...psychological, emotional, social and environmental components of our lives. In other words, it takes into account our person and everything about our life as a whole...Mental health awareness: 1.2 Stigma and discrimination - People who suffer from mental health problems often find that the causes of their distress do not lie within them but can be found in the situations...
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Level 1: Introductory 15 hrs
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Science, Maths & Technology

The science of alcohol

...psychological short-sightedness’. It biases an individual’s attention towards their immediate needs and desires and against considering more remote events or the consequences of their actions...Week 5: The short-term effects of alcohol: 2 What is a hangover? - Ethanol can have both acute (short duration) and chronic (persisting for a long time or constantly recurring)...
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Level 1: Introductory 24 hrs