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Emigration and colony budding behaviour of the black crazy ant, Paratrechina longicornis latreille (Hymenoptera: Formicidae)
Published 2021“…Results revealed that the Black Crazy Ant, Paratrechina longicornis colonies completed emigration time in about one hour and small colonies with minimum as 38 workers can split into two new nests after destruction of the old nest. …”
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Destination Image, Hyperreality, Unreal Image Through Films. A Case Study of the Film Crazy Rich Asians
Published 2020“…Crazy Rich Asians was one on the biggest hypes of cinema, from the Asian community and worldwide. …”
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Cryptocurrency and anti-money laundering law: the need for an integrated approach
Published 2018“…This article founds that the decision of the United States regulators in allowing bitcoin futures to trade on major exchanges to be one of the reasons behind the sudden surge. This article also founds that the South Korean regulators approach in banning its financial institutions from dealing with virtual currency is a positive one. …”
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Cryptocurrencies and anti-money laundering laws: the need for an integrated approach
Published 2019“…The study notes that the decision of the US regulators in allowing Bitcoin futures to trade on major exchanges to be one of the reasons behind the sudden surge. The study also finds that the South Korean regulators’ approach in banning its financial institutions from dealing with virtual currency is a positive one. …”
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"Just not all ice users do that": Investigating perceptions and potential harms of Australia's Ice Destroys Lives campaign in two studies
Published 2017“…We asked participants if they recognised the campaign and whether it represented their experiences. Results: One thousand twenty-nine young people completed the questionnaire; 71% were female, 4% had used crystal methamphetamine and 69% recognised Ice Destroys Lives. …”
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Mental health and the Gujarati communities: a case study of Leicester
Published 2018“…It is argued that, strong forms of social and cultural capital contribute to and strengthen cultural opinions of mental illness as ‘mad’, ‘crazy’ and ‘slow’. Thus, these attitudes and understandings are lived realities for the Gujarati communities. …”
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The need for developing counselling/teaching tools to promote rational thinking
Published 2017“…Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT) was developed by Albert Ellis in 1957 and is one of the wellknown cognitive and behavioural approaches of counselling and psychotherapy.REBT assumes that people are both “inherently rational and irrational, sensible and crazy” unless a new way of thinking is learned (Weinrach, 1980).The theory believes that human emotions stem from our belief, evaluation, interpretation and reactions to life situation.Therefore, counselors use ABCDE technique where clients are taught how to change their negative perception towards an event in a more rational and positive way.Albert Ellis used an “ABCDE” mnemonic or memory system to teach the basics of rational-emotive behavior therapy. …”
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