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    Sherry Turkle’s essay “Connectivity and Its Disconnects” talks about how online connections may make people feel closer to each other yet pull them further apart because of things people do like multitasking. She further talks about this disorientation and feeling “alone and together” when interacting with people online, because she is talking to them and seeing them without them actually being there. Turkle gives an example of her friend, Ellen, who talks to her grandmother over skype and…

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    Who is the intended audience? Young teenagers, but can also be adults to hear the opinion of the writer. State the father's argument in your own words. The son says that the father does not treat him as an adult, the father's argument to this is in a few years when time and experience make him mature, he will then treat him as an adult. Define the technique of reversal and explain how the author uses it in the essay. Technique of Reversal: Taking a problem and reframing it in terms of its…

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    As an online student I will, and have came in contact with many distractions while trying to study and complete assignments.. As I am trying to complete this discussion post my 5 year old is asking one billion questions.. “What are you doing mommy?” Mommy, can you fix my bracelet?” “Bubba is scaring me with his zombie costume.” (This is really happening as I am typing). Most of you might guess my number one distraction would be these five little people that want my attention every second of…

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    that being distraction doesn't affect people having short-term memory, since it scored a mean recall 19.7(video) compared to 17.4 (silent). This experiment may not be all related to the original study, Lloyd and Peterson Margaret (1976) for the reason his experiment was not the same as our experiment.It tend to led to the same results. Peterson and Margaret test showed, there are the similar between recalls of short-term memory. It was reported that most participants have a big distraction but…

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    Cell Phones in Class, Help or Distraction? One of the largest distractions in the classroom in America, could be the solution to one of the biggest problems in the classroom. Nearly eighty percent of teens in America own a cell phone, and because of this more and more students are sneaking around with their phones in class. Although most schools have bans on cell phones, there are ways that they could be used in the classroom. Such as reading books and essays off of ebooks, looking…

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    What Kind of Mental Distractions Can Relieve Pain? In this experiment we are going to use mental distractions to relieve pain. We are going to get volunteers and ask them to put their toes into a basin of ice water. Then we are going to assign them an activity to get their mind off the pain that is happening to them. PAIN There are many types of complicated experiences, most of it is pain. Pain consists of a physical and mental response to an unpleasant stimulus (Fig. 1). Pain guards a…

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    people all around the world, from all walks of life, and different eras of existence have always used distractions as a coping mechanism. In A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway, Lieutenant Frederic Henry and Catherine Barkley are two characters who best exemplify this way of thinking. These characters rely on different distractions to ease the pain and harshness caused by war. These distractions, however, are only short-lived diversions blurring the line between the reality of war and the…

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    to communicate with people who aren’t around, are in different states, countries, etc. However, despite all of that, it is also used in many bad ways. The three main reasons that will be discussed is the negativity of social media, racism, and distraction. One reason why I believe technology’s power is being corrupted is how social media is being used negatively. Many people will use instagram, twitter, or any social media platform and use it as way to hurt someone. Or in other words,…

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    “Music: Distraction or Improvement?” Scientific Question Many students today listen to various genres and authors of music; Taylor Swift, Rihanna, or maybe Green Day. But whatever genre of music you listen to, when do you play that music? In the shower? While dancing? Or maybe while you’re doing homework. Is playing pop music while taking tests affect your test score? Hypothesis Few people may have already done this experiment, or may have different opinions on the question. Some think…

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    statistic is not only very scary but it is also one of the largest progressing distractions in our world today. Texting while driving is a widely known distraction in the United States. With technology being a key factor in our everyday life, it is almost impossible to put a firm restriction on banning texting while driving. Texting while driving causes crash increases, increases risks, and is also a huge distraction. Five seconds is the minimal amount of time it takes…

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