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    help save their reservation. Minority influence is described as “the case where a minority of group members influences the behavior or beliefs of the majority” (Aronson et al., 2016, p. 248). The Standing Rock Sioux tribe is a minority compared to other groups in the United States, yet they have made a lasting impact on a majority of people. They have influenced the behaviors of people with their protest and now Facebook is being flooded with “check ins” at the reservation. They have brought…

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    Scientific Validity

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    Running multiple tests on a single data set or running a single test on multiple data sets could not always generate the accurate results. The collected data cannot be completely reliable and if not tested before running the analysis it could lead to inaccurate results. Experimental settings used during the treatments could cause errors if any variables are manipulated or missed during the test. Participant’s diversity and interests can also effect the results of the research. There are various…

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    Case Study Format

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    Within a typical case study, data is gathered from a variety of sources and by using a variety of different methods, such as interviews and observations. A defined focus of a case study would be a scientific and empirical process, meaning it is an experimental systematic process which is not subject…

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    one compares the two paradigms based on how many problems each paradigm has solved (number of anomalies eliminated and empirical support accumulated), and the potential each paradigm has in solving more problems [82]. Thus, when using cost-benefit analysis to decide to switch paradigms, one is making a rational choice since one is using a paradigm-independent tool and is deciding from a neutral standing point. One is choosing the paradigm that has made the most progress in terms of…

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    meaning, goals, and values to humanistic psychology identifies the philosophical background are the behaviors that are inherently purposive and holistic defined by meaning and purpose (Hayes, 2012). Common theme…

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    Sham-Moreno

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    From three 15-minute early sham-marking sessions, Subject 1 only had one 8-second bout of sham-related behavior at a reflective surface. While the dolphin investigated the area where it was sham-marked more often with late sham-marking, it quickly abandoned further self-directed behavior when it saw no sign of the mark, resulting in a more unreliable pattern of behavior and causing only one sham-marking session to occur in phase…

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    “Behavior modification appears to be quite effective, especially when it is used to target at-risk individuals such as disruptive students” (Worrall, 2015). Using effective behavioral strategies in the classroom or school setting seems a little discouraging especially to educators with years of experience. However, by changing the strategy action plan can result in greater efficiency and effectiveness in improving the behaviors of disruptive and ineffective students. Student behavior…

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    When exploring the field of psychiatry, one may notice a lot of skepticism regarding the opinions psychiatrists offer. A lot of this uncertainty can be traced back to the early 70’s, when David Rosenhan, a psychologist, decided to test how well therapists could differentiate mentally stable people from those unstable (Slater 63). There are many questions that sprang up from Rosenhan’s experiment. Are psychiatrists’ opinions reliable? Do psychiatrists tend to diagnose patients with whatever…

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    Parental Engagement Issues

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    In the last few years, the issue of parental engagement is something educators and administrators are supporting. This is because what they learn in the home and from watching them will have an impact on the person's attitudes, beliefs and behaviors when they become older. In the case of 3rd and 4th graders, the parents will shape these views. This is because the child is learning from them the importance of education, effective social relations and how to interact with the world around them.…

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    to explore how Margaret Atwood uses existentialist concepts in The Heart Goes Last (2015). I will attempt to prove that, in the novel, freedom of choice is a requisite element to find one’s true self and therefore; be happy. Literature is an experimental place where everything can be built or deconstructed in order to analyze and reflect upon the real world and the nature of man. Consequently, it is a laboratory where authors can branch out possibilities for their characters. In the modern…

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