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    Flatland Can you imagine the world as a flat surface filled with a bunch of shapes? In Flatland Edwin Abbott describes the world as “a flat sheet of paper on which straight lines, triangles, squares, pentagons, hexagons, and other figures make up the space we live in today” (Abbott). This book can help teach students geometry in everyday life, and give good examples of things we would not think of as something we would learn in geometry. The book also gives us examples of how words can change…

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    independently. Therefore, the researchers decided that a 2-dimensional model of mind perception was an effective way to compare and contrast the effect of these disorders on the perception of others. This 2-D model measured perception on two different dimensions: experience (the capability of experiencing fear, hunger, etc.) and agency (the ability for self-control, planning, memory). Using this model, subjects…

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    Sensory Analysis

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    In most of the time we are not even aware of the modalities of the information, rather all we are conscious of is the information itself. Having more senses provides more accuracy in different dimensions of an event such as time and space. For example, one sense is less accurate about carrying time dimension of an event, while other is less accurate about estimating the location. Altogether multiple channels provide better accuracy of perception. It was long time ago that multi-sensory stimuli…

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    Group Leadership Summary

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    points discussed was understanding groups, how they develop, and how to deal with conflict within groups. There are many different forms of groups, due to this, it is important to understand how all groups are structured. They are placed in three dimensions, purpose, structure, and time. The purpose is extremely crucial. Groups only exist for a reason or a shared purpose.…

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    Concepts Of Map Scale

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    Question 2: Map scale is the ratio of the straight line distance between any two points on a map to the straight line distance between the same two points on the earth’s surface. Now when looking at map scale there a few concepts for instance, ratio (representational fraction) scale is a concept of map scale. Ratio scale is always neutral in the scale measurement used on the map. So when looking at a map scale of 1:50 000 it means that 1 unit of measurement on the map is equal to 50 000 of the…

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    A painting by an unknown artist is called The Descent of Christ into Limbo and was made in Peru during the mid-seventeenth century. This painting illustrates Jesus going into Limbo to free all of those who died before him. The artist demonstrates his ability to create three-dimensional figures to develop the feeling of looking out of a window. The artist also uses overlapping and shadowing to create different realistic and complex stories and scenes of Jesus. The second painting is by an…

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    Life Span Analysis

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    The average life span of an American is 77.9 years, 75.4 years for males and 80.4 years for women. Although the life expectancy of a person in America is quite high, 8.6 years of the total life span is spent being ill, which is ironic considering the United States carries such a preeminent medical care system (Robbins et. al. 3). It is important to work on one’s health to prolong the longevity of life. A healthier and longer life gives access to being able to accomplish one’s life’s goals,…

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    Benefits of nursing engagement. In recent years, the nurse engagement is considered as one of the positive organizational behaviors which are essential for organizations coping with new challenges to remain competitive in today’s working conditions. Work engagement is seen as vital for survival, sustainability and growth of the organizations (Matula and Uon, 2016). Work engagement in professional nurse has four important factors converge (1) A global shortage of nurses who are the…

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    communication include, competent communication, primary dimensions of groups, and norming--all which can improve how an individual interacts and why a person communicates. Practicing these concepts will not only guide students or business partners to be open and understanding, but also gain the title of being a competent…

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    Marital Education Programs

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    A framework has been developed for marital education programs (Hawkins, Carroll, Doherty, & Willoughby (2004). This framework includes seven dimensions. The first asks what is to be taught. At this point, relationship skills, attitudes and motivation of the client are assessed (Hawkins et al, 2004). The second dimension seeks to understand the intensity of the intervention that will be needed. At the lowest level, public health assistance will use techniques “such as media campaigns” (Hawkins…

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