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    Framing Effect Essay

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    Framing an option in a certain way can make people access the risk. They are more likely to take the risk if they Many studies have shown that color has an effect on brain activity, mood and processing information. For example, research has shown that red has a craving effect and blue is calling . Framing effect is the perspective people have as it is derived from the presentation format of risky alternatives. If the situation is a loss people tend prefer risk to get the least negative…

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    August 7). Dispersants not hurting seafood, FDA says; No significant retention of substance found in fish, agency reports. The Washington Post,p. A.5. Retrieved August 20, 2010, from ProQuest Newsstand. Gulf oil spill. (2010, August 20). Retrieved from http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/08/17/gulf-oil-spill-university_n_684343.html Oil spill preperation and response. (2010, July 15). Retrieved from http://www.fws.gov/contaminants/Issues/OilSpill.cfm Burke., C. (2010, June 17). Is Shell fish…

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    processing information. This academic freedom given to students can result in a lackadaisical learning technics. Figures indicate that the reduced effort results in a reduced commitment to the course. The distance learning division of Cornell University, less than a third of the respondents expected the quality of online course to be as good as the classroom course (Cornellius). My junior year of high school I took an online Spanish 2 class. Personally, I have found how easy it is to cheat on…

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    a sophomore in college, I was looking forward to working with children’s shelters of HIV positive infants and see how my lifelong dream of becoming a doctor felt after seeing this sad reality face to face. I was a Biology major at Florida Gulf Coast University and carefully planning my career in medicine. This was my third mission trip, but this one was to help provide one on one care with HIV positive infants that needed medical treatment, most of which were orphans. My time spend at…

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    Hurricane Observation

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    controlled by the Signal Corps of the Army (Calvert 85). The meteorological service of the Signal Corps did not really start functioning until 1870, but almost from the beginning the need for issuing warnings of hurricanes to the people along the southern coasts of the United States was recognized. A huge setback in the development of a hurricane warning system occurred in 1876 due to the discontinuous of observations in the West Indies due to lack of funding. In 1881, funds were again…

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    River Otter Family

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    the United Sates provide different preferred otter habitats. For instance, in Idaho it has been found that river otters prefer valley systems to mountain systems, and that streams are more likely to be chosen then lakes and reservoirs. Whereas in Florida river otters are mostly found in swamp forests over salt marshes and freshwater marshes. When choosing habitats in more northern latitudes river otters are more particular because they have to make sure that the substrate of the shore can…

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    FGCU Reflection

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    “My Day at the FGCU Campus” Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) offers many things besides just schooling. They offer a sustainable way of life and allow its students to become one with nature. Some highlights within the campus are a wide variety of ecosystems including the Food Forest, nature trails, and lakes. My favorite sustainable feature that FGCU offers is the Food Forest. As soon as you enter the campus it is off to the right and located within a woodsy area. At first sight all…

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    Wednesday, September 16th, 2015 I did my observation of Paul Dunbar Middle School. Some of the first things I noticed when I entered the school was how enormous the school’s population is and how the school was mostly Hispanic and African American students. I arrived at the front desk and was asked by the assistant principal what was my preference of classroom. She then proceeded to take me the section of the school where the ESE classes are held. ESE stands for exceptional student education…

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    water, sediment and other organic matter inland to…wetlands and other low lying terrestrial areas” (“Hurricanes: Science and Society”). In other words, the flooding can drown tree roots and cause the soil to lose fertility. Back in the early 1990s, Florida had experienced a destructive storm to the state’s coastal forests, many of which are highly important to housing rare and important wildlife. Hurricane Andrew’s winds and storm…

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    this relationship. Although The Land Ethic was published in 1949, Leopold’s statements and evaluations made in this piece are still relevant today, and our lack of a positive land ethic as a society can even be observed at our own school, Florida Gulf Coast University, as well as in our course book, The Orchid Thief by Susan Orlean. As I noted, The Land Ethic focuses on the…

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