Cet ouvrage en deux couleurs propose un entraînement complet aux tests psychotechniques d'aptitude logique proposés lors des concours d'entrée dans les écoles paramédicales et du travail social. le candidat trouvera : une description synthétique des différents types d'exercices (exemple : suites graphiques, suites de lettres et de chiffres, dominos, ...) ; les méthodes à connaître et astuces à retenir pour bien réussir ces tests ; de très nombreux exercices pour s'entraîner, répartis en 3 niveaux de difficulté ; les corrigés détaillés de tous les exercices. en fin d'ouvrage, une mise en situation est proposée à travers 4 concours blancs à réaliser dans le temps imparti.

Je prépare : tests psychotechniques ; aptitude logique, organisation, attention

Gay marriage has become the most important domestic social issue facing twenty-first-century Americans -- particularly Americans of faith. Most Christians are pro-marriage and hold traditional family values, but should they endorse extending marriage rights to gays and lesbians? If Jesus enjoined us to love our neighbors as ourselves, and the homosexual is our neighbor, does that mean we should accept and bless gay marriages? These and other, related questions are tearing many faith-based communities apart. Across the country, states have voted, courts have debated, and churches have divided over the legitimacy of same-sex marriage. Amid the uproar one perspective is decidedly missing: that of thoughtful, pro-marriage Christians who, informed by their faith, are struggling to make sense of this issue. What God Has Joined Together? is an effort to bridge the divide between marriage-supporting and gay-supporting people of faith by showing why both sides have important things to say and showing how both sides can coexist. Drawing on scientific research as well as on the Bible, the authors explain that marriage is emotionally, physically, financially, and spiritually beneficial for everyone, not just heterosexuals. They debunk myths about sexual orientation, assess claims of sexual reorientation, and explore what the Bible does and does not say about same-sex relationships. The book ends with a persuasive case for gay marriage and outlines how this can be a win-win solution for all.

What God Has Joined Together - The Christian Case for Gay Marriage

In this version of Psychology, Eleventh Edition, David Myers and Nathan DeWall break down the new edition's16 chapters into 55 modules, assignable in any sequence and brief enough to be read in one sitting. It s a format favored by a wide range of students and instructors, one that s supported by substantial research showing that shorter reading assignments are more easily absorbed than longer ones. The new edition of Modules includes the same new features and content of Psychology, Eleventh Edition, and like that text, is more than ever a fully integrated text/media learning package. New features (How Would You Know; Assess Your Strengths) move students from reading the chapter to actively learning online. Those features and more are included in the book s dedicated version of Worth Publishers breakthrough online course space, LaunchPad, which brings together a fully integrated e-Book, LearningCurve adaptive quizzing, a rich collection of student media resources, and easy setup, assessment, and course management options for instructors.What's in the LaunchPad"

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