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    Washington Park Essay

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    in property taxes, which might inadvertently add to the chronic stress and poor health outcomes of Washington Park residents? These questions seek to garner information that will have a direct and positive impact on Chicago communities. Current research on the economic impact of presidential libraries does not delve into the effects on the communities where they are located; rather, scholarship focuses solely on economic outgrowth (Clark, 2015; Hufbauer, 2005). By critically analyzing the…

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    Sensation seeking (SS) is a personality trait described as the tendency to seek novel, varied, complex and intense sensations and experiences, and the willingness to take risks for the sake of such experiences (Roberti, J. W., 2004). This trait is generally higher in man than in women, and it might be mediated by prenatal gonadal hormones (Manning, J. T., 2011), particularly testosterone (Voracek, 2011). Gonadal hormones are known to mediate a number of caracteristics, both physical and…

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    While the behavior includes feelings, actions, and biological states. The reason why psychology is considered a science is because they use the scientific methods to test the ideas about behavior. 3.Name some of the scientific research methods Some of the scientific research methods include a survey and a quasi-experiment. A survey is when they gather a large amount of data, asking many types of questions that range from attitudes, beliefs and behavior. Through this they can be able to test…

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    1: The burial crypt really intrigued me and got my attention. I kept thinking about who came up with the idea to build it, what they constructed it to look like, and just how it all came together. 2: I also wanted to know why they went with marble. It’s kind of an odd thought but i kept staring at the stonework and just kept wondering what made the architect chose that stone along with that color of marble and not a different look. Part 2: Find Fifteen (15) artifacts and explain what they were…

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    Executive Summary Auburn University Montgomery, established in 1967 at the request of the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce on behalf of local and state leaders, is an institution that offers more than 90 areas of study, at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, Some unique programs include Geographic Information Systems, Hospitality and Tourism, Homeland Security, and Cyber systems and Information Security. Organized into five academic units the institution includes: the College of…

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    Ethnographic Review

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    I was able to conduct ethnographic research at the Migration Museum, as I was working as an intern for two months. Ethnographic research is qualitative research, where the researcher is able to be part of the study group or cultural scene (Byrne 2001). Ethnographic research is an instrument where a study is designed to gather information related to the research. This is often done by the researcher being able to part take in the activities or observe the group at a certain setting researcher…

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    and Anderson (2009) claimed that media violence can cause desensitization in people. Even though there are many criticisms about their previous works (Block & Crain, 2007; Deselms & Altman, 2003), no limitations have been found regarding their 2009 research paper. However, there are studies which found opposite or different outcomes. For instance, Fanti and his colleagues conducted an experiment in order to find if media can influence or cause desensitization. The researchers found that the…

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    Test Subjects

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    unable to give informed consent. Also, a person in prison has probably done something wrong in their life, so they think by helping medical researchers they can fix their wrong. This is exactly what they thought when Dr. Southam was doing his cancer research. In conclusion, researchers got the subjects they needed to perform their unethical studies by offering rewards, going to places with vulnerable population, and lying to people about their…

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    that an applicant is worthy of the grant they are vying for. Hence in order for an applicant to obtain a grant, such applicant must present a proposal that is concise and well researched. To this end, the language of the grant proposal must convey clarity, comprehensiveness, and Knowledge of the subject being presented. Moreover, the grant proposal must convey Commitment of the applicant. Prior to this class, my thought about writing a grant was presenting a good argument about why a…

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    The American Cancer Society has created a very powerful ad that has an effective layout as well. A good layout should be able to draw attention to the main point, have balance, clarity, and simplicity, which this ad has accomplished. This ad is very simple but effective because the main point of the ad is clear to the viewers. The ad is effective in the way of providing emphasis as well. Some ads can be scattered and have too many points trying to be portrayed, but with this ad, there is no room…

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