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    Engineering is the science of building and designing machines and structures. This seemed like an excellent topic for groups of 6th graders who love to get involved and hands-on in their learning. We were to teach the kids the basics of engineering in 50 minute sessions and give them an objective or experiment to build on their learning experience. We found it advantageous to have them create tin foil boats. This idea would allow them to include the engineering process into the experiment.…

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    Madness,” he goes into an explanation about selenium, manganese, palladium, barium, and unununium. Pathological science is considered madness because of how the theory or conception can not be really proven wrong, but at the same time it is delusional. The chapter is named the way it is because the elements that are discussed in chapter 15 have a history leading into pathological science. When William Crookes was young, he studied the element selenium. Selenium is usually found in animals, but…

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    No experiment on animals is illegal, no matter how cruel , irrelevant to human health, redundant, or painful. In the summer id 1981, one if peta’s founders, a student named Alex Pacheco, wanted experience in a lab. Alex began working undercover at institute for Behavioral Research. The institute for Behavioral research was in silver spring, Maryland. Edward Taub a man with no medical training had 17 monkeys living monkeys living in a small wired cages that were caked with years of feces. The…

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    doctors carried out at least thirty different experiments on prisoners (Tyson, "The Experiments"). They weren’t crazy scientists, rather they were actually well-learned doctors. They’re crimes to humanity were well planned and thought out. They tried to hide the evidence of what they had done, even years later their samples still remain. Nazi human experimentation, though not well known, was one of the most horrific parts of World War II. The experiments were centered in many concentration…

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    about myself. I am a science enthusiast. I love doing all the cool experiments and learning about the planets and Earth. I have been homeschooling this year and it is not very fun. I usually can’t do any of the science experiments because we don’t have all the right materials, which is very disappointing since my science lesson is my favorite part of the day. I’ve loved reading since I was a little girl and I would always choose books that would teach me everything related to science, nature,…

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    For Alix, it began in high school when she attempted to please her ruthless coach and become better in figure skating (“Stories of Hope”). For Laura, it was the thin models in the media that caught her eye and go down a dangerous road (“Stories of Hope”). For Patrick, it was to gain control of his life after the continuous disappointments in life (“Male Athlete Speaks Out”). Based on South Carolina Department of Mental Health, about 8 million people throughout America suffer from eating…

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    Animal Testing Reality

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    and brain damaged. No matter how painful or trivial, no experiment is prohibited and not one animal’s life is spared even when alternatives are available. Animal testing traces back to ancient times where physician scientists performed procedures on animals. These procedures were conducted to gain knowledge about the animals living functions. Today, the problem…

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    redo the experiment. Later, Gordon reperformed the experiment, and returned to Ron with the same results. Before going forward with the findings due to their implications, Ron decides he needs an independent investigator for the findings. For that reason, Ron reaches out to another predoctoral student is his laboratory to repeat the experiment without notifying Gordon. The predoctoral student is ordered not to discuss…

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    I will conduct a research to answer this question. I will first make a correlational study and then, a true experiment. Those research methods among others in psychology will help me determine any correlational or cause and effect relationship between eating breakfast and doing better in school. Hypothesis: Eating breakfast really help student improving their academic performance. Correlational Study In a correlational research, we observe without manipulating two or more naturally occurring…

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    researcher has. One method is utilizing experiments as defined by Merriam Webster (2016) it is “a scientific test in which you perform a series of actions and carefully observe their effects in order to learn about something”. A researcher in emergency and disaster management (EM), could run many types of experiments to try to mitigate the results of a disaster. One type of experiment is the classic experiment, the classic experiment also referred to as a pure experiment, takes place in some…

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