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CONTENTS

WHY DO PARENTS KILL THEIR CHILDREN? A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF FILICIDE
Christine Chapman - California State University, Fresno

A HISTORICAL LOOK AT THE ANTI-RELIGIOUS BIAS IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES AND ITS EFFECT ON THE AMERICAN FAMILY
Julia Witham, Paul Robinson and Emily Naegle - Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah

THE EMERGENCY OF THE BASIC SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL PROFESS: IMPLICATIONS FOR TEACHER INDUCTION PRACTICES
Dr. Lorenzo Cherubini Professor - Brock University Faculty of Education St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada

RELIGION’S IMPACT ON DELINQUENCY ACCORDING TO SOCIAL SCIENCE BELIEFS AND RESEARCH
Emily Naegle, Paul Robinson and Julia Witham - Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah

A HISTORICAL LOOK AT THE ANTI-RELIGIOUS BIAS IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES AND ITS EFFECT ON THE AMERICAN FAMILY
Julia Witham, Paul Robinson and Emily Naegle - Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah

ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF REGIONAL ECONOMIC INTEGRATION
Muhannad A. El-Mefleh, National University