UNSOLVED AND LATENT CRIME: DIFFERENCES AND SIMILARITIES

Congenital, latent and manifest latent nystagmus--similarities, differences and relation to strabismus.

Patients with congenital types of nystagmus, including congenital nystagmus (CN), latent/manifest latent nystagmus (LMLN) and combinations of the two, can be identified by waveform analysis and classified into three unambiguous groups. This categorization by waveform is supported by different clinical signs, including the relationship to strabismus. Strabismus is essential for LMLN but incident...

The case of the unsolved crime decline.

Differences and Similarities in Attentional Bias between Patients with Bipolar II Disorder and Borderline Personality Disorder

Background and purpose: The boundary between bipolar disorder and borderline personality disorder has always been a matter of debate. Despite the importance of this issue, only a few studies have directly compared these two groups. The main purpose of this study was to compare the cognitive profile of patients with bipolar disorder and borderline personality disorder in terms of attentional bia...

Sexual similarities and differences in jealousy: Comparing men and women in response to infidelity

Introduction:The purpose of this study is to determine the gender differences in Jealousy between men and women. It is assumed that men are disturbed more than sexual infidelity and women more than emotional Infidelity. Method: In order to investigate the research questions, samples were selected from students and educators in Golestan province. The statistical population of the present study i...

Niches: Similarities and Differences

Organisms are machines designed by their evolution to play a certain role. This role, together with the environment within which it is played, is called the organism's niche 1. For example, most cats — tigers, leopards, mountain lions — play the role of solitary hunters; wolves and wild dogs are social hunters; antelope are social grazers; and so on. The niche defines the patterns of adaptive b...