References

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  2. ATTC National Office, University of Missouri - Kansas City. (2006). PFR/ATTC Leadership Institute Guidebook. P. 50.
  3. ATTC National Office, University of Missouri - Kansas City. (2006). PFR/ATTC Leadership Institute Guidebook. P. 58-62.
  4. Ibid
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  6. ATTC National Office, University of Missouri - Kansas City. (2006). PFR/ATTC Leadership Institute Guidebook. P. 79.
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  10. Ibid.
  11. ATTC National Office, University of Missouri - Kansas City. (2006). PFR/ATTC Leadership Institute Guidebook. P. 27.
  12. Ibid.
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