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Conflict in the workplace is an all-too-familiar, even universal, phenomenon in business. A survey of 5,000 employees revealed that 85% of them deal with conflict in their working lives. Twenty-nine percent said they deal with it “always” or “frequently,” according to a study commissioned by CPP, Inc., a provider of assessments and training tools.… Read More

Being able to purchase items online used to be quite new. Now, it’s a given. In under one minute, you can open an app or web browser and get something delivered the next day. Or you can reserve your order and pick it up the same day.… Read More

You’ve trained Carol for months and things haven’t been going well. She’s struggling. It’s like she hasn’t been listening to you this whole time . . . and now she’s actively ignoring you.

So, you start thinking of how you can change things.… Read More

When you think about buying something online, how do you decide whether to follow through with your purchase? If you’re like most shoppers, you might turn to on online reviews for guidance.

According to research from Nielsen, 73% of online respondents use reviews to make purchase decisions.… Read More

It’s easy to get tunnel vision in e-commerce. Selling a product or service is the ultimate goal for marketers and small business owners, but focusing on it too much can lead to missed opportunities.

Imagine your company attracts 10 people to its website or social media platform.… Read More

If you own an e-commerce storefront or work for a company that sells products and services online, you’re probably familiar with a simple, frustrating fact: Shopping cart abandonment is common.

How frequent is it? For every ten shopping carts created, only about three will result in completed transactions.… Read More

This article is from Volume 5, Issue 1 of Forensic Scholars Today, a quarterly publication featuring topics from the world of forensic mental health. Click to view or save a PDF of this article.

The literature pertaining to characteristics, patterns, and the treatment needs of juveniles who have committed a sexual offense has come a long way since its inception many years ago; however, there continues to be much to learn.… Read More

This article is from Volume 5, Issue 1 of Forensic Scholars Today, a quarterly publication featuring topics from the world of forensic mental health. Click to view or save a PDF of this article.

The aim of this article is to contribute to the general knowledge pertaining to pornography use as a problematic behavior.… Read More

This article is from Volume 5, Issue 1 of Forensic Scholars Today, a quarterly publication featuring topics from the world of forensic mental health. Click to view or save a PDF of this article.

Mood disturbance after traumatic brain injury (TBI) can cause ongoing disruption to an individual’s vocation, pain, sleep, and social interactions.… Read More

This article is from Volume 5, Issue 1 of Forensic Scholars Today, a quarterly publication featuring topics from the world of forensic mental health. Click to view or save a PDF of this article.

Asylum proceedings in immigration courts are typically complex legal cases that require thorough knowledge of relevant legislation and international humanitarian treaties.… Read More