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    Boston, and held services in bare churches throughout the town. Three people who were principal to Puritan religion in the colonies were Richard Mather, a minister in Dorchester Massachusetts who drafted the Cambridge Platform, a description of the Congregational system. His son Increase Mather, was the minister who ended the Salem Witch Trials. Cotton Mather, who was Richard Mather’s grandson, was a writer who published 450 books, and is credited with instigating the Salem Witch Trials.…

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    effects on the body. Secondly, “Stress changes how people make decisions” (Mather, 2012) discusses decision making under stress. Both of these studies hit home for me. Within these studies, I can identify certain areas of my health that connect to the effects of stress and the destructive nature of stress. Concerning Sheldon Cohen’s analysis on chronic psychological stress on inflammation and the…

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    But how likely are they to engage in other types of emotional control? Are older adults more likely to regulate emotions through reappraisal or suppression than the younger adults or are these strategies less effective in the old.” (Mather 2017) Follow- up experiment: Further work is needed to understand the interplay of biological and motivational factors in older adults’ positivity effects. There have been arguments that it is the older adults with high- functioning cognitive control…

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    Genetically modified organism, have been an uproar epidemic within the United States. The use of genetically modified have been a controversial topic for decades, whether they are harmful or not.Genetically modified organisms should not be used in our food products, not only because they harm our environment, causes a decrease in biodiversity in the plants, and are not fair to Americans who do not exactly what they are putting inside their bodies. The public perceptions of and concerns over…

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    Assignment #1 Russell, John. Russell's Letter to Mather. 1683. Letter. Rare Books Department. Boston Public Library. Boston. McGraw-Hill Higher Education: Primary Source Investigator. [Photocopy]. Accessed September 24, 2015. http://psi.mheducation.com/current/psi.php?editionId=3&view=SOURCE&number=1096 1. This source is a manuscript; specifically a letter. 2. The subject of this source center around Minister John Russell to Puritan leader Increase Mather. 3. This letter was written in 1683,…

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    Metabolism: The following section will discuss the ways in which the body metabolizes barbiturates, to be more precise, the pharmacokinetics of barbiturates. Pharmacokinetics refers to how the body absorbs, distributes, binds, localizes, stores and excretes a drug (Tripathi, 2013). Factors such as absorption, distribution, and metabolism are variables that determine the drugs onset of effect and duration (Meyer & Quenzer, 2013). Barbiturates come in the form of capsules or antiesthetic, and can…

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    Bushell (cited Mather & Goldsteing, 2001) stated that it happens often in classrooms that teachers provide too weak or irrelevant consequences to students, therefore, the action is neither strengthened nor weakened. These neutral consequences are called noise. Therefore…

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    typical business environment where new ideas are proposed to superiors each day. To preface, the three main people involved in this situation all have personal connections with each other. Len Quill works for Artifacts, Ltd. under his boss, Mary Mathers. Mary Mathers’ client is Bob Littman, an art gallery owner and ethnic art importer, who Len has been working closely with to purchase from for Artifacts, Ltd. Over the years, Len has bought native arts from the Puna Native American tribe in South…

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    Working Bibliography Asha McWilliams Topic: I would like to write my paper on the impact of Puritan ideas and the evolution of early evidence presented in court, with an emphasis on the Salem Witch Trials. Secondary Sources Latner, Richard B. "The Long and Short of Salem Witchcraft: Chronology and Collective Violence in 1692." Journal of Social History 42, no. 1 (2008): 137-156.…

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    the community could interpret that to mean the person might have made a deal with the Devil. In his book, The Wonders of the Invisible World, Cotton Mather outlined schemes the Devil used to manipulate the Puritans. He explained how Satan visited Salem because it was close to the end of times and Satan knew his time on earth was almost over. Mather goes on to prove that the apocalypse was upon them by stating how there were more frequent earthquakes in Italy and Jamaica. He wrote about how the…

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