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    Media exposure can cause short term and long term effects. Short term effects are immediate and occur during the timeframe of exposure to the form of media. These short term effects can affect thought processes, beliefs, evaluative judgements, attitude, emotions, behavior, and physiological responses. (Potter 2014) Cognitive processes may be effected by supplying information and implementing new ideas. An example of a short term cognitive effect would be learning the outcome of a sports game or a political election. Another example of a cognitive effect would be learning about a friend’s vacation through photos and captions on Instagram. (Potter 2014) Beliefs may be impacted by reinforcing an individual’s current beliefs and values. A short…

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    misdemeanors. Looking a little further, there will be an offense listed in there under indecent exposure. Indecent exposure is anyone who is over the age of 17 and intentionally displays oneself or a body part to the public. The displayed portion is viewed as against the normal and acceptable standards of behavior to the community. Indecent exposure can come in a variety of forms with the common forms being public nudity and urinating in public. More often than not, indecent exposure is usually…

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    What’s My Age Again: The song What’s my Age Again discusses the growing responsibilities of adolescents and young adults. This song in particular takes place in artist’s Emerging Adulthood, a newer period of time utilized to adjust to adulthood. He feels obligated to new responsibilities because of his social clock, the pressure to perform a task when it is socially acceptable in this case the task of growing up; as a result he uses defense mechanisms including repression, the pushing of…

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    describe everything as “delicious” because it is my friend’s favorite adjective to use in every situation. However, I’ve realized a disproportionate amount of my friends’ acquired mannerisms originated from me. I’ve been saying “okay, listen” to start my sentences for about a year now and “are you safe?” came into being from my weariness concerning the phrase “are you okay?” And now, as I listen in on conversations with my peers, I hear frequent exclamations of “OKAY, LISTEN!” and the…

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    distance” breaks down when it does not catalyze face-to-face contact between individuals. Festinger notes that such a phenomenon is measurable in the “number of passive contacts that position and design encourage,” however, when comparing new and old dorms, it is obvious to see that simple placement of individuals (e.g. rooms by stairwells) is negligible if such location does not increase interaction (35). In effect, he assumes there can a prediction between what is expected to increase passive…

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    Ellie will be able to get friends. The mere exposure effect can cause her to become more liked by her peers because they will see her more and more. A mnemonic device can be helpful in remembering people's names. Ellie can have an easier time remembering the different members names, and them remembering hers especially if they call role of the members of the club. Because of Schachter's two-factor theory we know that Ellie will be more likely to be noticed if she is friendly to her peers because…

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    Lead Exposure Effects

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    been shown to have negative effects on the immune system (3). Lead is primarily a neurotoxin, harming the central nervous system, primarily the hippocampus inside the brain, and interfering with “communications” between neurons in the brain…

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    Hiroshi Sugimoto Analysis

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    the shadows and the purity of forms.” ("Interview With Hiroshi Sugimoto | Huffington Post"). Hiroshi Sugimoto’s specialty in photography is photos called “slow shutter speed.” He refers to this style as “time exposure experiments” ("The Master of Slow Shutter Speed ..."). Sugimoto has many different types of themes in his portfolio, such as: movie theaters, architecture, seascapes, lightings, desert, wax figures, and much more. Although having many themes, Hiroshi Sugimoto’s style of interest…

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    Today, I decided to play with my own camera of the ESO Canon. I thought that I have learned manual setting on my mentor’s Leica camera. So I wanted to try with my own camera, since it came with manual settings. First, I tried set different ISO, aperture, and shutter-speed numbers. I have to be honest that it wasn’t easy, because I couldn’t tell if is too dark or too bright. I just had to do my best to guess the ISO and shutter speed. With my first try, the first picture was too dark, so I turn…

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    Violence is seen as a major public health problem, and exposure to it can affect the emotional and behavioral behaviors of a person; it can also lead to substance use. The relationship between witnessing violence in the home, community, or school, is highly linked to, not just the use of substances, but the major abuse of them in people of all ages. The short-term and long-term effects of exposure to violence are changed when a weapon is present as to when it is not. In a sample done of 1670…

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