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    receive more responses, the survey was anonymous. This allowed the teachers to write in the comment sections honestly. Offering anonymity on self-administered questionnaires should further reduce social pressure, and may reduce social desirability bias (Paulhaus, 1994). After rating each area of assessment, the teachers an option to pick an area they need more assistance with in the classroom. They were also given an option to write any comments, concerns or…

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    This research was a correlational study that looked at how the magnitude, components and time distribution of screen time relate to socioeconomic status, gender, age and level of fatness in Australian children aged ten to thirteen years old. The study aimed to look at how time is used differently between high and low screen users and the effect of this on sleep and exercise. Another purpose was to determine the features of ‘extreme’ screen uses with the hope of using this to create…

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    houses are right outside of Keene Valley, a town of less than a thousand people, nestled in the heart of the High Peaks, the region so named because it is home to all of the tallest mountains in the park. The mountains are incredibly beautiful, the views from their tops exceedingly spectacular. They are just waiting to be climbed. Indeed, in the last decade hiking in the High Peaks has doubled, leading to issues with some of the more popular, accessible mountains being over-crowded. Many of the…

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    Ones the miners start to move up to the mountains into Golden, Blackhawk and Central City those are were the place where the miners would be more successful on finding more gold. The author’s state: As many 25,000 entered the mountains between April and October by ear-ly about 10,000 remained in Colorado by early August 2,000 in Denver a few hundred in Golden, and most of the remainder engaged in the moun-tain placer operations or ever deepening lode mines. As late as September more than 2,000…

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    Electron Phonon Essay

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    fullerene by N and B atoms to donate electron(s) or hole(s) to the cage.In figures 5 and 6, the current–voltage characteristics of N:N(each of C60 molecules doped with N atom) and B:B (each of C60 molecules doped with B atom) doping is indicated as the bias voltage in the presence and absence of the electron-phonon interaction. The results show that the total current for the doping one N atom in each C60 cage is different from that for the B doping. It is due to the difference ofmolecular…

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    influences human mate choice. In the paper “Chickens prefer beautiful humans”, Ghirlanda, Jansson, and Enquist (2004) claimed that human mate preference is based on discrimination between male and female faces, which leads to a bias in the nervous system. They argued that such bias is not species-specific; therefore, an animal can develop a preference towards one animal above the other, even if it is a member of different specie. To test that, Ghirlanda et al (2004) trained chickens to…

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    Introduction The main objective of this lab is to observe the behavior of a metal block while experiencing uniaxial translation and oscillation in respects to time to calculate the acceleration, spring constant, and damping factor. The experiment was split into two different labs. Part one, the drop test, to take the block to a fixed height and drop it. This would then allow us to calculate the friction force, along with the acceleration of the metal block. Part two, the bounce test, is…

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    Therefore, a person influenced by projection bias is more likely to divorce than a fully rational person. Thus, projection bias at the time of making the divorce decision leads to higher rates of divorce driven by impulsive behaviour. At the same time, remembered utility also plays a role, as individuals who find themselves in a troubled…

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    have turned against God completely. The God that brought our forefathers through, for many he's none existing. God has not left us. We are now bowing to other things, which have become Gods to us. Matthew 4:8-9 NLT Next, the devil took him to the peak of a very high mountain and showed him all the kingdoms of the world and their glory. [9] "I will…

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    Scientific Bias

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    postulate that bias is, in fact, essential to scientific progress. In examining these contrarians’ claim, I will evaluate the role of bias, specifically gendered bias, in science. To accomplish this task, I shall first provide three fundamental frameworks: the idea of situated knowledge with respect to gender, the difference between “gender” and “sex” (this difference will add clarity to these terms as they are used throughout the paper), and the full description and definition of scientific…

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