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    social desirability. Social desirability bias is a social science research term that describes the tendency of survey respondents to answer questions in a manner that will be viewed favorably by others (OCED, 2016). This weakness is an uncontrollable variable and something that is up to the participant rather than the conductor of the…

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    Two variables from the original data were retained for analysis. These were Wage (hourly wage of the person) and College (binary variable indicating whether or not the person had a 4 year college degree, 1 for yes and 0 for no). The random sample contained the hourly wage data for 148 college graduates and 52 non college…

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    shown that people form judgments or assumptions of others based on their clothing, gender, and age whether they are aware of it or not. All of these characteristics could be used as indicators to distinguish who is a threat and who isn’t but the main variable is race due to the stereotypes that we associate with each group. A person’s race is not only a word that is used to describe a person’s appearance or genetic make-up but it is a word that is connected to certain stereotypes. After the 9/11…

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    Spreading along the east and gulf coast of the United States of America are unique geologic formations known as barrier islands. Not only are these landforms neat to visit, but also they have the important role of protecting the coastline by reducing the effects storm winds and waves can have. Barrier Islands, like Assateague Island, can form in different ways, but all are constantly undergoing changes from various factors. The focus of this paper will be how barrier islands form and move, these…

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    Speech recognition is used for two main purposes. First and foremost dictation that is in the context of speech recognition is translation of spoken words into text. Second controlling the computer, that is to develop such software that probably would be capable of authorizing a user to operate different applications by voice [1].some of them described below: 1. People with disabilities can benefit from speech recognition programs. Speech recognition is especially useful for people who have…

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    Birth Order Achievement

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    understanding. This study will study whether or not birth order has an effect on academic success by looking at the completed degree and projected degree. The null hypothesis is that no there will not be a significant difference between these two variables, which are birth order, and academic achievement. Methods Participants Sixty-four participants (52 women and 12 men) ranging in age from 18 to 70 years old, voluntarily participated in this experiment. All were assigned the same…

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    the internal source impedance is approximately equal to the load impedance [138]. The output power of the PV panel is variable according to the solar irradiance and temperature as shown in Figure 4.7. Therefore, internal impedance of the PV panel is also variable according to variation in solar irradiance and temperature. Figure 4.7 Characteristic of PV panel at variable solar irradiance According to maximum power transfer theorem, to obtain maximum external power from a source with a…

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    The previous section showed the strong similarities between the characteristics of a “good burglar” and Mr. Nordahl. First among them is his attention to detail. By controlling as many variables as possible, he was able to lower the risk involved. This included, avoiding drugs and violence, understanding his tools, targeting particular houses, and studying the items he intended to take. This all points to Nordahl’s ability to make rational decisions as to when and where to commit a crime; a…

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    In fact, controlling for these variables has led to even more surprising conclusions. For example, researcher Jeffrey Kling determined in his study dividing inmates into groups based on incarceration length produced different conclusions. Instead of observing a negative effect…

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    growing firms and also by conducting separate regressions for three main sectors (manufacturing, services and trade) and two size categories (micro and small and medium firms). Testing the impact of the same factors on small growing businesses and controlling for size and sector will enable us to overcome some of the empirical shortcomings baised towards small size of other studies and have more insights on growth determinants. Our large pooled data set enables to perform this analysis because…

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