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    In the world we live in, there are different ways to vote and different states to vote in. In Texas they do things quite differently there. In Texas whomever is voting, they are required to have identification. People can vote in Texas as long they have some sort of identification. Although not every citizen of Texas approve of this method. As of October 18, 2014 Texas was acquired a voter ID law for the upcoming election. There a lot of controversy about the voter ID laws, this has caused…

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    Throughout Donald Trump’s revolutionary campaign there has come lots of uses of identification. Trump has used this identification to persuade his supporters like no other candidate before. Identification is “ the common ground between the speaker and the audience” (Griffin 299). In this case, it’s the recognized common ground between Trump and his supporters. Many people would probably believe there is not common between a billionaire and an average voter. But, I have been lucky enough to…

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    United States college campuses, student identification cards are now developed with the ability to put campus cash onto the card which, is converted into a debit card that can be used to purchase goods and service at various university-affiliated stores on campus and off campus. In a prior study is shown that 42% of the surveyed students used their student identification card to purchase cigarettes. This founding had lead campuses and student identification cards to develop polices about tobacco…

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    suspects are identified by eyewitnesses in American trials (Denholtz, T. L., & McDonough, E. A., 2015). After a century of researching on eyewitness identification testimony, psychologists have reached a consensus that eyewitness testimony error is the leading cause for false conviction. Researches have showed that among witnesses who made an identification under the experimental situation, 36% identified a known-innocent filler rather than a suspect, indicating that eyewitness performance…

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    Patient Identification Systems. For proper management of any healthcare facility, efficient management and maintenance of a comprehensive patient database is crucial. With the evolution of technology, management of a manual patient database is no longer tenable. Therefore, many healthcare facilities have resorted to more technologically oriented, faster, accurate and efficient systems of patient management. Key among these patient management systems has been biometric patient identification…

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    theoretical framework of the study can be limited to the theoretical approach of the social psychology and domain identification theory. The social psychology was used to demonstrate in what ways one’s identity with others can influence one’s academic performance and how behavior is affected by the social world in which our lives are embedded (Reis, 2010:51). The domain identification theory, was used to describe achievement barriers faced by African Americans and women in education sphere as…

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    is correlated with traditional in-group and local related identification, and that values predicting social identities are different across cultures, especially in the case of values related to local identification. In a study between Brazilians and Spain, the author found, “Subjects that assigned more importance to privacy were less identified with traditional ingroups, independently of their national culture. Geospatial identification was based on the values religiosity and belonging for…

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    INTRODUCTION Eyewitness testimony, which depends on the precision of human memory, enormously affects the result of a trail. For instance, In 1984, American College Student Jennifer Thompson was assaulted at knifepoint by a man who burst into her dorm. Amid her difficulty, Jennifer focused on everything about her aggressor so she could later precisely identify him. Soon thereafter, she worked with law enforcement to make a precise representation out of an attacker. A couple days after the fact…

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    Argument for National ID’s A national identification card can be applied to confirm a person’s identity. While it is argued that its primary purpose is to identify an individual, the national identification cards can also be used for the security and Medical purposes in a variety of sectors in the country, including, transportation, business, and education fields. “The supporters of a national identification card argue that it could assist in preventing terrorists while getting hold of the…

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    False eyewitness identification has proven to have a high degree of inaccuracy, yet still remains to be one of the most convincing pieces of evidence presented to a jury during a trial. Eyewitness accounts of certain events have been used to convict individuals that were later exonerated after serving years in a correctional facility for crimes they did not commit. Through the use of photographs and lineups during a criminal investigation, police officers and other interested parties are able to…

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