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    As an advance practice nurse to review and critique literatures I use certain strategies. I would consider that is it’s about a question that I have an interest in or it can be used in my practice? With an understanding that an informative title conveys the article’s key concepts, methods, and variable will look for the title and make sure does it accurately describe the article or not. When comes to the abstract, meant for representative of the article or no. Since The abstract provides a brief…

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    couple years, this issue has come further into the limelight – becoming what is known today as the replication crisis. While for some people it seems rather obvious that the psychology discipline has an issue, others are standing up in defense of this field of sudy. After years of articles being published, but never replicated people started to get concerned about how reliable the results of these studies are. The biggest advocate for putting these results to the test is Brian Nosek. Nosek…

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    210, we have been exposed to many different theories that reward one aspect on what morality. The most recent one, Ross theory of right conduct, which gives a very different aspect on morality as the past theories. In this paper, it will be explain and review Ross theory of right conduct, how it differs from all the other theories, and how we can apply it. The main difference between Ross theory of right conduct and the previously viewed moral theories, such as consequentialism and…

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    regulating temperature, and ultimately supporting all living organisms. There is plenty more to learn about each other and the planet we call home. There has been plenty life-changing discoveries such as gravity, electricity, Penicillin, The Big Bang Theory, DNA, atomic bombs, and many more. Our intelligence is growing by the minute. There are many more ways to prove that madness is the beauty of intelligence. If science keeps moving at this rate we will get further than we will ever imagine.…

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    Well-known scientist, John M. Barry, in his book The Great Influenza presents the idea of advancements in scientific research is created by uncertainty yet, creating more uncertainty. He adopts a philosophical tone in order to convey to his readers that uncertainty is a tool used to expand knowledge. Barry utilizes antithetical and analogies in his writing to communicate that idea. Barry begins his writing by juxtaposing the strength and thoughts about certainty with the weakness and fear of…

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    Carpi and Egger’s reading “Uncertainty, Error, and Confidence” discusses how there will always be a small portion of error in all scientist’s works. However, there are two different types of error: statistical and systematic and the main difference between the two is that statistical error is random and systematic error can be compensated for during an experiment. Scientists do not report just a single value as a measurement due to these types of errors in experiments, they report a certain…

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    A scatterplot groups points on a two-dimensional graph in which each dot represents a single person’s data. Any two variables can be plotted on a scatterplot. In this example, a research study in a newspaper article claims that since there is a positive correlation between taking vitamins and crime rates, vitamins cause crime. While scatterplots imply causation and people often use them to display a relationship, they cannot be used to prove a cause-and-effect relationship. The only research…

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    Separate Twins

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    personality, from a genetic standpoint then we originally thought. Twin studies help to educate us on the effects of nature vs nurture within human development. When Dr. Claudia Englbrecht (2015), states that while scientific studies and evolutionary theory have given us the information about the interaction of genes and environment in the development of traits. Scientists are not satisfied with the mere notion that genes and environment both affect our traits (Englbrecht). This can be…

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    Psychology + scientific method = critical thinking Scientific evidence is important because it is quantifiable and empirical evidence that sets precedent and new ground. Critical thinking stems from using fact in order to generate discussion. For this reason, psychology is always developing and critical thinking allows for alternative discussion to be developed, then go into case studies of how this has happened in the past. Psychology studies the human mind and human behaviors and responses to…

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    The reading claims that using an advanced weapon called “burning mirror” by ancient Greeks to defense themselves is more likely to have been a myth rather than a reality. However, the lecture finds all the idea mentioned in the reading dubious and presents some counter evidence to refute them all. First, the reading suggests that it was technologically impossible to build such a tremendous mirror. Conversely, the lecture shows by experiment that dozens of small polished copper may do the same…

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