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    of Science and Industry: Experience and learn about science through interactive displays at the Center of Science and Industry in Columbus. Founded in 1964, this science museum and research center is known to appeal to people of all ages. Sprawling over 3,20,00 sq ft, the museum has partnered with a number of research laboratories, a television station and other science centers to provide guests with a wholesome experience. The museum also hosts a number of education programs and believes in…

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    that the York County Heritage Trust would be an ideal fit for me since it would provide me with many opportunities to refine and apply some of my knowledge that I was able to learn through my history and anthropology classes. Along with using my research skills to provide a more hands-on experience with different types of artifacts and have a more grounded understanding when it comes to the events of the past. I enjoy working with a team because I see it as beneficial to see others rendition on…

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    Mythbusters Case Study

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    “Mythbusters”: Dispelling the Culture of Poverty Myth in the Urban Classroom, http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00221340903344953 , is the academic article I chose to take apart to address Jason A. Kaufman’s seven questions. When considering the requirements of Kaufman’s first question, the article qualifies as an academic article. Retrieved from the Journal of Geography and considering the structure of the article suffices the requirements of an academic article. The article structure consists of an…

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    Introduction The purpose of this paper is to introduce a theoretical approach that I will use in assisting a couple to address a presenting problem/s in their relationship. A reason will be given as to why this particular theoretical approach was chosen. In this paper I will also be presenting an issue that has brought a couple into the office for therapy. In today’s society couples face many issues. Some relationships survive without the assistance of therapy but many end due to the lack of…

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    Another aspect of the article that Hays’ focused her attention to was group work practice, she strongly believed that group workers need to be mindful about social justice components that are present in the group. She mentioned six different recommendations for group work practice, the one that another author, Arredondo, mentioned on was ‘expand the scope of group work’. The main purpose of having this in the article was to show how crucial it is for group workers to continue learning about…

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    Research is accountable for all intents and purposes of medical breakthroughs there have been. Medicines, cures, vaccines and other treatments are all mostly possible because of animal experimentation research. Essentially nearly everybody alive has profited from the restorative advances made practical through animal testing. Galton, the founder of experimental psychology, used animals such as pigs and apes to conduct his experiments. Animal research became more organized and a huge part of…

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    guideline for research ethics. These principles are based on three basic ethical standards and were written in response to ethical research failures in that time era. The three standards are basic and should serve as a guideline in health care research today: respect for persons, beneficence, and justice. Respect for persons is a basic guideline that protects the participant. The participant should voluntarily agree to participate in the study and give written consent to do so. In…

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    Uga Lsap Reflection

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    Ever since being a part of this lab, I have had much of a learning experience. My research focused on genetically fine mapping a specific region of a gene in pearl millet plants that translates into bristle production. This required me to plant and maintain F2 seedlings and screen them for recombination. I would not have known how meticulous every task in an experimental procedure must be before I started working in this lab. Having this role has taught me persistence even with issues with…

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    Globally seen as the ethical cornerstone for human experimentation, the Declaration of Helsinki is the international agreement that bridges the gap between medical and research laws themselves (the institution that enforces communal rules and regulations) and the imaginary value system of society that relies solely on moral codes of conduct. The declaration is a more modern sanction of the Nuremberg Code, a system of medical ethics instated post-Nazi tyranny. The Stanford Journal of…

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    In high school, I wrote economic research papers for competitions and won trophies at a state level. I figured I had some sort of background in writing research papers because I’d already done it for the past two years of my life, and had to learn about appeals in Introduction to Public Speaking last semester. However, when I started writing argumentative research papers in English Composition II, it was extremely difficult. I felt like I wasn’t doing my topics justice until I truly researched…

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