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PHILOSOPHY AND FALLACIES

PHILOSOPHY AND FALLACIES. 4. 4.1 Philosophy 4.2 Fallacies and Reasoning. 4.1 PHILOSOPHY. GOALS. Learn how to support arguments using both pragmatic examples and philosophical reasoning. Understand the branches of moral philosophy and the characteristics of each. TERMS.

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Beyond Usage: Measuring Library Outcomes and Value

Beyond Usage: Measuring Library Outcomes and Value. Carol Tenopir University of Tennessee ctenopir@utk.edu. QQML May 2011. purchase or exchange value: what one is willing to pay for information in money and/or time, and

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Learning

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Introduction

The Relationship between Pediatric Chronic Pain and Global Impairment: Moderating Effects of Social Consequences of Pain Amy F. Sato 1 , W. Hobart Davies 1,2 , Kristoffer S. Berlin 3 , Jessica M. Joseph 1 , Kimberly Anderson Khan 2,4 & Steven J. Weisman 2,4

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