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D. G. McLeod,C. W. Gadds in personality traits on ones’ physical and mental health trajectories across the life span. Critically, we show that personality factors are important to health and longevity. We discuss which personality factors are most salient in predicting longevity and healthful aging. Importantly, we examin

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n genetics of specific personality disorders.Focuses on bothThis volume examines behavioral genetic research on temperament and personality from a number of perspectives. It takes a developmental perspective on a number of issues across the lifespan, ?focusing on personality and temperament. The fir

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J. W. Melvin,J. H. McElhaney,V. L. Robertscess models based on a small system of concepts described in the work of classics of systems thinking, economics, and computing science make possible successful communications between business and IT stakeholders, and thus lead to successful projects. The simple and elegant business models substanti

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H. J. Mertz,R. F. Neathery,C. C. Culverd aspect-orientation to define broad units of reuse, so called concerns. Concerns specify the essence of a design solution and its different variations, if any, using multiple structural and behavioural views, and expose the encapsulated functionality through a three-part interface: a ., a . and a .

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