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    The Fadeout Effect The fadeout effect is a phenomenon where the intelligence gained from environmental interventions, decreases over time. John Protzko, a psychologist in the University of California, created a paper testing whether the environmental interventions are bidirectional. In order words, Protzko wanted to determine if interventions that have raised IQ, will sustain their effects. He tested 7584 participants with 39 randomized control trials while using a mixed-effects analysis. He…

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    Although there is an exuberant amount of research disproving that standardized tests are trustworthy and reliable, there are still people who stand behind it for multiple reasons. One reason as to why there are people and colleges who heavily trust the results of these scores is because so many kids take it, and according to statistical measures, the more people who participate in something, whether it be a survey or a test, the more accurate the yielded results are. Statistics states that in…

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    Extinction Memory

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    that the long-term fear memory extinction that takes place in IL is due to the uptick of calcium mediated channels which trigger protein kinases and protein synthesis. Thus, the previous studies which considered vmPFC to have one function gathered confounding results as PL and IL have very different functions that contribute towards fear…

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    malnutrition. Malnutrition generally indicates an inadequacy in the intake of some or all nutritional elements necessary for human health and survival. Although, there is no universally accepted gold standard measurement of malnutrition due to the fact of confounding and interrelated factors associated with malnutrition, there are several ways to measure hunger and malnutrition using health indicators/indices. The three most commonly cited and utilized indices are: Index of Undernutrition…

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    leaving the shore to effectively illustrate this point, he writes, “...when a ship floats on over a tranquil sea, all the things outside seem to the voyagers to be moving in a movement which is the image of their own” (13). This optical illusion mirrors the geocentrism Copernicus was attempting to dispel. Copernicus also noted that clouds and falling objects are not affected by the rotation of the Earth because they obey the same nature as earth. 9. “Whether Many Movements can be Attributed to…

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    Health Care System

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    their families and groups. The wellbeing framework ought to be receptive to individual contrasts, social differing qualities and inclinations through decision in medicinal services. Pathways of consideration, presently frequently perplexing and confounding, ought to be anything but difficult to explore and, where essential, individuals ought to be offered assistance to explore the framework including through solid and confirmation based data and exhortation to settle on suitable decisions.…

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    Finding a therapist can be difficult, one needs to take into account the therapist’s knowledge, training, and convenience. Perhaps even more important, a client will have the best success if they have a good rapport with their therapist. A professor of abnormal psychology would presumably be a very knowledgeable therapist. Being able to meet with your therapist on campus where you will already be spending much time would allow for more sessions or even emergency sessions. Finally if you have…

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    technology and charity work. With hard work and simple kindness, he has impacted millions of lives. Some say Bill Gates is simply lucky, however few know that he is a true American legend for his work in shaping technology at such a young age, the confounding of Microsoft, and his immense amount of philanthropic work. So, how did Bill Gates get his start with computers? Well, he was born into a successful family in Seattle, Washington. He attended a very nice private school called Lakeside…

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    Healthcare professionals are faced with important decisions every day that can mean the difference between life and death. Clinicians use evidence from research, clinical expertise and patient’s preferences to make clinical decisions. Often, the available evidence is so vast that finding the appropriate course of action becomes a daunting process. Consequently, the critical appraisal of evidence has become a valuable skill to clinicians. Evidence is ranked in a hierarchy system. The highest…

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    In most cases, dogs are a man’s best friend; however in this film, all Lars needed was a blow-up doll named Bianca, and a community that was willing to challenge their perception of what is considered to be normal in order to help Lars cope with distress. It was beautiful and even somehow magical the way “Lars and the Real Girl” shows us that sometimes the saying is true, that all people ready need is love to overcome anything. And help us rethink what distress is and reevaluating our…

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