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    As a modern educator we have to prepare and have knowledge of Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and how to react when a child has an emotional outburst. Typically students with ASD will have difficulty controlling appropriate behavior. According to Brentani, Helena, Paula, Cristiane Silvestre de, Bordini, Daniela, Rolim, Deborah, Sato, Fabio, Portolese, Joana, Pacifico, Maria Clara, and McCracken (2013), ASD Spectrum Disorder, “…is characterized by a shared spectrum of qualitative impairments in…

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    Nature Of Behaviourism

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    The aim of this assignment is to discuss how nature and nurture applies to attachment by applying the principles of behaviourism. An attachment is an enduring, two-way, emotional tie to a specific other person usually between a parent and a child which develops in set stages within a fairly rigid timescale (Lawton, et al, 2011. p. 39). Whereas behaviourism is a belief that behaviours can be measured, trained and changed (Cherry, 2010). In psychology, there are two aspects that determine people…

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    HDFN is caused when the immune system of an Rh negative mother mounts a response against the red blood cells of an Rh positive fetus. It is typically caused by anti-D but can be caused by other antibodies to the Rh blood group system. The development of anti-C makes the patient susceptibility to HDFN. This patient has been pregnant three times, with no previous transfusions or transfusion…

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    NOD2 gene variants) has shown to have a role in contributing the development of IBD which is thought to have a link in the dysregulation of the body immune system that may affect the normal flora.1,6,7 This theory is believed that certain environmental and behavioural factors can trigger this dysregulation of the immune system and consequently leading to a chronic inflammation of the gut.6,7 However, it is important to note that genetics alone is not solely responsible in the aetiology of…

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    Koala Population

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    Diseases affect both human and animal populations. The epidemic is worse in a wildlife case scenario. This is because the animals are scattered in the wild. It is hard to account for the infected animals. Furthermore, it is even harder to avail treatment to the infected animals. Wildlife is very important to our ecosystem. Besides, they are a tourist attraction. Therefore, wildlife must be protected from extinction. Australia continent is very famous for koalas. Koalas are very…

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    regulation is maintained. Maintained body Water volume > excessive loos +> hypothalamus +> ADH Negative feedback Key: >leads to +> stimulates Reference: SK277 (2004) The endocrine system, in Control and Comunication,The Open University, Milton Keynes ii.) Negative feedback and regulation…

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    Defining the Market The four major purchase transactions worldwide in the consumer payment industry are done by Visa, MasterCard, Union Play and Amex. In 2014, together Visa and MasterCard represented about 84% of the market share (Visa with about 58% and MasterCard about 26% of the market share) (see appendix I). In the Notably, Visa and MasterCard are set up as a cooperatives of banks. According to mainstream economics, when firms instead of competing decides to collude. They may jointly…

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    Three Second Memory Essay

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    A Three Second Memory? There is a common belief that fish only have a three second memory and that they cannot be trained to compete tricks, and this may be caused by the short lifespan of some species of fish, making testing for long term memory difficult (Reebs, 2008, p.1). Moreover, many assume that goldfish do not have a memory since goldfish always seem like they are hungry, since they are always seen foraging for food. However, as a long time goldfish owner, I have witnessed my goldfish…

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    Bowen (1913-1990), developed in the early 50 's theory of natural systems, based on observation of the processes that take place in humans from a natural point of view. This theory could be considered one of the most appropriate when we work with families. Bowen, offers a broad and profound vision of the human being, as is incorporated in the understanding of the functioning, emotional and intellectual aspects of the human-natural system. Bowen pays close attention to the observation and…

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    Giving Up a Sense Out of the five senses, sight, hearing, taste, smell, and touch, I would choose to give up smell. Giving up smell also includes giving up taste. Although I love the taste of food, or the smell of the different seasons, I feel that smell and taste are the senses that I least need and will make less of an impact on my daily life, rather than if I took one of the other senses away. Being able to not go out with friends and enjoy food, or discuss how something tastes would be…

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