... , for boxing training participants. The positive benefits of combat sports are also found in Fletcher's (as cited in Nichols, 1992, p. 184) and Palermo et al.'s (2006) studies. In Fletcher's case, emotional control was gained through boxing, while for Palermo et al. (2006), when taught appropriately, martial arts could be effective in reducing problem behavior. Trulson's (1986) study is the most nuanced and perhaps the ... ...

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... it? First we must ask what is classified as a cyber-crime? They are "violations of longstanding criminal law, perpetrated through the use of computers or information networks" (Ndubueze et al., 2014). Cyber Crime vulnerability is increasing in Nigeria. This is due to the increased access to the internet. There has not been enough research to prevent these cyber-crimes. Whether ... ...

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... of juvenile justice, and that the group home program should be a priority instead of an option. The last alternative treatment option for juveniles I will discuss is Foster Family Homes. Galaway, et al. (1995) wrote an article that claimed family homes for emotionally or psychiatrically impaired youth may have hidden benefits for delinquents. Family care providers were said to be able to manage ... ...

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