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    Test Anxiety Analysis

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    The first article (scholarly article) talked about test anxiety in young children summarizes how students in elementary grade levels have vastly different levels of anxiety between high-stake tests versus regular classrooms tests. The levels of test anxiety among children was measured using two different kinds of tests, the CTAS (Children’s Test Anxiety Scale) and the BASC-2-TA (Behavior Assessment Scale for Children, Second Edition). The CTAS measured the students physiological reactions to…

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    organizations, there are a set of rules spelled out in the company’s code of ethics in which behavior should be based upon. The ethics are to be followed by the employees and also govern the behavior towards clients (Lopez & Fornes, 2015). Using the case study of the Bank of America, the report gives a summary of the ethics of the bank and some of the ethical dilemmas the bank has faced in recent times. The The Bank of America like other agencies has a set of rules that govern the conduct of…

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    The goal of a case-study method is to complete a “generalization” and not a “particularizing” analysis (Lipset et al., Trow, & Coleman, 1956, pp. 419-420) (as cited in Yin, 2104). At present, Yin (2014) agreed that case studies are generalizable to theoretical propositions and not to populations or universes. He pointed out that a good case-study design establishes the logic that links the data to the initial question(s) of…

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    Neighborhood Crime

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    Delinquency is a crime that is committed by younger children who are under the age of eighteen. There are many different causes as to why anybody would commit a crime and there are also ways to deter a crime. If officials know the causes of these criminal acts then it would be an easier job for officials to try and stop them in their tracks. From searching through articles, most of them say that the juveniles act a certain way from the way they have been raised. Most are dedicated to their…

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    Personal Interest Paradigm

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    Through participatory learning, participants can practice trust-building through cases, which have been viewed as indispensable when working to empower young adults experiencing trust issues. A sense of how trust-building is correlated with this learning methodology is identified and discussed by Thompson and Nadler & Lount, 2006). For…

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    also makes sure to use great detail when describing each goal to ensure clarity of what each goal aims to accomplish. The author after establishing the goals of the class use two case studies of very different students to support their claims that these goals are the correct way to handle the class. The first case study uses a student named Jack, and Jack is an example of a student whom struggles with writing and goes into the course with little confidence in his own ability to write. The…

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    Locus Standi Essay

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    English Administrative Law. The recommendation by the Law Commission was adopted in Order 53 r.3 (7) and this has now been incorporated in Section 31(3) of the Senior Courts Act 1981 . The first main application of Locus Standi was developed in the case IRC . It concerned the employment of casual newspaper workers, where the workers often adopted false names and therefore paid no income tax. The Revenue Commissioners made a deal with the relevant trade unions, workers and employers to the…

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    Client-Centered Therapy

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    It seems odd that a client would present for treatment while simultaneously being opposed to making changes, but this is indeed what counselors frequently encounter. Such clients are usually coerced into therapy. A person in legal trouble may be offered a deferred sentence for undergoing outpatient treatment if they are assessed to have a substance-use disorder (SUD) or other behavioral problem which contributed to the offense. Others might seek treatment to assuage family members, avoid a…

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    England and Wales through the doctrine of legal precedent. Judicial precedent is regarded as the most important source of law that offers predictability, uniformity, equality, certainty and convenience. Judicial precedent though has negative attributes. Case law is notoriously slow to change through rigidity and only repealed through an appellate court or legislation. Legal precedent is known by the Latin ‘Stare decisis et non quieta movere’ or to stand by decisions and not to disturb settled…

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    Methodology The aim of this study is to examine the approaches landlords have in place to prevent homelessness and what initiatives are in place. Arhag housing association (hostel) is being used as a case study to identify if their approach has changed since the recent changes in government policies. The study also aims to look at tenancy sustainment and how the hostel measure success and if there is a similarity in what other organisation are doing. The data from the interviews will be used to…

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