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Introduction The data given to us was from a small hospital in Rhode Island. The data is collected from randomly selected emergency room patients. The variables given to us included: gender: female or male, age: 1-92 years, stayed overnight: yes or no, visits: 1-38 per year, hours: 1-21, money: $98-$3674, and aliment: varies. The data collected was sample data since it is only a portion of the population that is representative. The sample size of this data is n= 120. I wanted to be very…

Not to our surprise, the ICS results of Chiang Mai case are different from other 3 cases in several aspects. We will try to elaborate and discuss about those different accordingly in each section. Figure 5.1 shows the distribution of the ICS samplings according to their country of origin as follow, among 100 respondents, the majority is from Myanmar (34%) following by Japan (14%), USA (10%) and Lao (10%). 10 people are from Cambodia, 8 people are from China a, 7% of the respondents are from…

1. Define in one detailed page each of the following four (A thru D) approaches to film analysis. Be certain to identify any individuals associated with each approach. Be thorough in your answers. Auteur Approach: This is a filmmaking theory in which the film director is perceived a creative force in the motion picture. The theory has its bearing form France in late 1940s.Auteur theory as was named by Andrew Sarris, an American Film critic is an outgrowth of Andre Bazin and Alexandre Astruc…

Short-Answer Questions Answer the following questions in a short paragraph or two. What are the four possible responses to anomie? Explain each one and give an example (but not one from the textbook). The four responses to anomie are: ritualism, retreatism, innovation, and rebellion (Michener et al., page 462). Ritualism: A person who maintains social norms but rejects society's goals and refuse to strive towards success. A person who works at a newspaper company for 35 years without a…

ELISA practical answer sheet Connie Duffy – B00609996 1. In the assay you have used both a positive and negative control. What is the purpose of both these controls? Positive control: Positive control is used within ELISA to observe what a sample well would look like with a present antigen. For example an endogenous soluble sample can be used which consists of the protein that is being recognised. It basically establishes the reactions when there is supposed to be one, which in turn displays…

Statistics AS91582 - Formal Inference Personalities Problem, Plan & Data: I wonder whether there is a difference between the median female agreeableness and the median male agreeableness, according to the Big5 personality test http://personality-testing.info/tests/BIG5.php. Agreeableness is measured on a scale of 1-5 (with 1 being the least agreeable, 5 being the most agreeable. This investigation may be beneficial to those whose looking to hire employees that are going to be more valuable to…

_____906111600______ Questions: Q1. In the article, Six Disruptive Demographic Trends: What Census 2010 Will Reveal, James Johnson Jr. and John Kasarda outline a number of ‘disruptive demographic trends’ using data from the Census Bureau, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the Internal Revenue Service, and other government agencies/sources. Please list the six disruptive trends that are outlined in the article. 1.______The South Has Risen-Again___________________ 2.______The “Browning of…

Chirstin Kennedy October 8, 2017 ENG 352 Midterm Exam Part 1: Short Answer (45 points) 1.) What is the myth of the American Adam? Choose one of our syllabus readings and explain how this text illustrates this concept. The myth of the American Adam refers to the concept of it being the central element of American Literature. It is a 19th century mythology about American identity, most importantly that the authentic American is a HERO of innocence and has a vast potential controlled at the start…

Julie Overton Professor Harding ENGL 215-013 9 October 2017 Midterm Exam- That Hideous Strength 1. Though on opposite sides, Frost and MacPhee share one common belief. What is it? Both Angus MacPhee, and Augustus Frost share the belief of objectivity. Materialism, is described as “objectivity” by Augustus Frost. Frost “now regards all human thoughts and emotions, even his own, as ‘chemical phenomena.’” (299) MacPhee clings to his objectivity through…

Crimes are an important matter in our society. Every system has development different types of punishment when a person does not follow the rules created for a respectively state. In this process of creation ideology plays a transcendent part, because it depends of the way of thinking of one society, the consequence that can be determined for the person who does not comply with the rules. This is why the research question for this report is: How ideology impacts in punishment of crime? The…