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• Amygdaloid Neurosurgery for Aggressive Behaviour, Sydney, 1967-1977: Societal, Scientific, Ethical and Other Factors 

  White, Richard; Williams, Sid (2009)

  OBJECTIVES: In 1967, despite escalating international hostility towards psychosurgery, a program of amygdaloid neurosurgery for the reduction of aggressive and self-harming behaviour commenced in Sydney. In this paper, the ...
• Books in Brief: Health Promotion and Behaviour Change Reviews of PROMOTING HEALTHY BEHAVIOUR: HOW MUCH FREEDOM? WHOSE RESPONSIBILITY? , Edited by Daniel Callahan; TAILORING HEALTH MESSAGES: CUSTOMIZING COMMUNICATION WITH COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, By Matthew Kreuter, David Farrell, Laura Olevitch and Laura Brennan; REFRAMING HEALTH BEHAVIOUR CHANGE WITH BEHAVIOURAL ECONOMICS, Edited by Warren K. Bickel and Rudy E. Vuchinich; EVALUATING HEALTH PROMOTION: PRACTICE and METHODS, Edited by Margaret Thorogood and Yolanda Coombes; and TELEMEDICINE and TELEHEALTH: PRINCIPLES, POLICIES, PERFORMANCES, and PITFALLS, by Adam William Darkins and Margaret Ann Cary 

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  Are poor kids getting the worst teachers? : how California's school finance policies are leading to intra-district inequity in the distribution of teachers 

  Pollard, Erin Marie. (Georgetown University, 2010)