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    The Lincoln-Douglas style of debate is one of the most commonly used formats in competitive or professional debate due to its simple structure and adequately long sections for each speech. It originated during 1858 with late President Abraham Lincoln and late Senator Stephen Douglas[1]. Nevertheless, this particular style is very popular in competitive debate. Like all debates, the LD debaters will be given a statement or prompt and whether they will be the affirmative or negative side. The…

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    procedure. However, measurement is not an activity that is restricted to scientists. Every age and every culture in the world has developed a measurement system. Measurement is as old as an ancient Egyptian using a cubit unit to measure the height of a pyramid. It is as new as a programmer…

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    the past, but it expands on the possibility of helping humans understand our future. Archaeology has a role of not only studying the past, but providing information on how to deal with modern society’s problems. Crucial information can be supplied by archaeologist, who have spent the time researching past societies and we can apply their research to our current world. Sabloff provides ways we can implement archaeology in the 21st century, he acknowledges throughout his book that archaeology is…

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    Department of Psychology student at Liberty University, Lynchburg. This research is supported by Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association. Correspondence concerning this article should be addressed to Ofori-Addae Ohemaa Asantewaa, Department of Psychology at Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA 24515. Email: oaoforiaddae@liberty.edu Case Study Paper Case Study The textbook defines case study as a research method that is an in-depth observation of an animal, individual, event…

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    Chapter 2: The Laws of Truths and Half-Truths (21) “The theory of randomness is fundamentally a codification of common sense.” First thing I had to do was look up the definition of the word codification. It means to arrange something in some sort of system, code, or pattern. I then had to apply that definition, and figure out what the author is trying to say. This quote comes early into the chapter, and the author uses the rest of the chapter to give examples, and attempts to explain the…

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    question asks about the value of the research. In considering how valuable the research was, the conclusion and recommendation of this study provided a new challenge to the clinical practice. In the conclusion the author states that none of the participants had a clear idea about the post operative pain management and they did not receive any information about it. Therefore, in this report the author recommends the health professionals to give adequate information about the pain management to…

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    2013). Discriminant validity was determined by Million et al. (1997), throughout item selection and by using a clinical population as a norming sample, in hopes of developing a method of differentiating diagnoses. However, as determined by subsequent research, the accuracy of distinguishing categories is as good as chance (Hsu, 2002; Zennaro et al., 2013). In efforts to improve the validity of…

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    projected economic growth, such as increases in property taxes, which might inadvertently add to the chronic stress and poor health outcomes of Washington Park residents? These questions seek to garner information that will have a direct and positive impact on Chicago communities. Current research on the economic impact of presidential libraries does not delve into the effects on the communities where they are located; rather, scholarship focuses solely on economic outgrowth (Clark, 2015;…

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    Sensation seeking (SS) is a personality trait described as the tendency to seek novel, varied, complex and intense sensations and experiences, and the willingness to take risks for the sake of such experiences (Roberti, J. W., 2004). This trait is generally higher in man than in women, and it might be mediated by prenatal gonadal hormones (Manning, J. T., 2011), particularly testosterone (Voracek, 2011). Gonadal hormones are known to mediate a number of caracteristics, both physical and…

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    comes to the misperceptions in psychology, people tend to think psychology is just common sense, its the study of mental illness and or it has no connection with everyday life. Since critical thinking involves the evaluations and analyzation of information for application to different situations, it is important to have the necessary skill to be able to solve a problem and or a situation. Sometimes the conclusions are beyond what is recorded in the data. So it is best to be skeptical than to be…

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