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    water. He states "to look at him was as edifying as seeing a dog in a parody of breeches and a feather hat, walking on his hind-legs" (Conrad 42). This man illustrates the possibility that the savages might be tamable because, "He ought to have been clapping his hands and stamping his feet In February 1977, Chinua Achebe claimed that Joseph Conrad’s novel, Heart of Darkness was proof that Conrad was a “bloody racist”. This claim, challenged by many over the years, has proven to be less than…

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    Mary Shelley and Ann Radcliff, both write in the Gothic Romantic genre which give rise to the theme fear by their means of execution. The theme of fear presented in Mary Shelley’ story Frankenstein shows the readers the deep meanings behind human nature. The story of Frankenstein also projects the theme of fear to give rise to human emotions and attentions. Ann Radcliff, the author of The Mysteries of Udolpho uses the theme fear to project the elements of human psychology and to engage her…

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    the claps. After continuous repetition, the teacher can begin clapping – which can be identified as the CS – alone, without combining it with instructing the class to quiet down. The class, which has associated the sound of clapping with the instruction to quiet down, will react to the clapping alone – the CR. Thus, classical conditioning has been used to condition the class to keep quiet by responding to simply the sound of clapping three times rather than to the instruction to quiet…

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    The movie ‘Dead Poets Society’ demonstrates a great deal of examples on social influence such as conformity within a group and obedience to authority. Milgram’s experiment can be followed throughout the movie. The school traditions dictate a high level of obedience with its rules such as dress code, repetitions after the teacher, and other events which take place on a daily basis. These types of obedience and conformity can lessen the courage to speak up for what one believes in and can prevent…

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    say the 2nd one my mom says he has to eat and that what if someone said that you couldn’t eat what would you do and they would say I would eat anyway and my mom says EXACTLY GET OUT OF MY FACE. Then after that people that heard the argument started clapping for my mom and my brother but he was asleep so he couldn’t feel the vibration of the…

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    Religious Traditions

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    the Pastor stepped aside, a soft music started playing and a dance group walked in front of us, ready to perform. The choir started singing and the dance group started dancing. Again, at my Church, we do have the beautiful, happy songs, even the clapping in some of them, but we do not do the…

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    During the game, the audiences were clapping for the team which they support and the remaining teammates of each basketball team also cheering for their team. There was a man in front of me who claps for the Dean College team all along the match. Beside this fan, students who from Dean College…

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    over my coaches head. “Okay, I’m good with that one!” I say proudly acknowledging my hit. Then my coach turns off the machine and brings the large empty bucket to the middle to throw the balls in. “Sounds good,” Coach Jeremy calls back, clapping his hands as we bend down to pick up the balls inside the hitting cage, “Not gonna lie, I flinched a little at that one.” “That means it was a good hit right?” I added with a little sarcasm in my voice. “Of course,” he says laughing while…

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    The Protean Brain

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    Protean Brain The Protean Brain is the name for our neuroplastic brain. The brain can alter itself like malleable plastic, and changes itself as we experience new things, take new medications, or think a certain way. These changes do not happen rapidly however, they happen overtime, and are built by repetition in our lives. These habits are oftentimes onset at birth, that is to say that we have a built in base level for most emotions in our lives, we have a base happiness, a base sadness and so…

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    huge smile. Staff praised Christie for doing a wonderful job. Staff assisted Christie to finish her turn and then exchanged her for one of her peers. As Christie’s peer took their turn, staff observed Christie clapping to cheer her team mate on. Staff exclaimed to Christie that by clapping she was doing a terrific job of supporting her peers. Christie responded by smiling and continuing to clap as her peers took their turns. After the 45 minute activity was complete, staff praised Christie…

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