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    The Impact of Legalized Abortion on Crime The authors John J. Donohue and Steven D. Levitt released their journal article “The Impact of Legalized Abortion on Crime”, in May 2001. Both authors have the strong opinion that the legalization of abortion in the years between 1970 and 1973 is the main reason for the decline of the crime in the 1990s. Donohue and Levitt are able to support their findings with evidence from their research throughout their whole article. Moreover, this research was not…

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    Kurt Lewin's Change Theory

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    Kamboj et al. (2015) declare that the use of central venous catheters (CVCs) has transformed nursing care delivery. Consequently, central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSIs) continue to be one of the most costly and deadly hospital-associated infections (HAIs) in the United States related to the use of CVCs (IHI, 2016). Despite efforts to minimize the occurrence of CLABSIs, these infections continue to grow in vast numbers, bolstering an alarming 300,000 cases every year (Kamboj,…

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    Qlt1 Task 2

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    asking why and then asking why again until all the pieces fit together to tell the story. In the scenario for this task, a patient died because there where causative factors and errors that took place. A cause and effect or fishbone diagram would be useful in…

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    That Sugar Case Study

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    PDHPE 1) Debate the issue raised in “That Sugar Movie” that excess sugar consumption is to blame for the increasing obesity rate. Many people are claiming that excess sugar creating a ‘bad’ diet is more dangerous then alcohol, inactivity and smoking. In fact, studies have shown that an unhealthy diet consisting of lots of sugar causes more disease then all three of the previously mentioned components combined. (Group, 2017) There is much more evidence to support the fact that sugar is a huge…

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    Unhealthy Patterns

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    There are two types of effects that heavy drinking can cause: short term and long term (Long Term and Short Term Effects of Alcohol, 2006). Some of the short term effects include impaired judgement, slurred speech, blurred vision, headaches, memory lapses, and several others (Long Term and Short Term Effects of Alcohol, 2006). These things can all lead to decisions that can affect personal relationships, work performance, and other aspects of life. Some long term effects of binge drinking are:…

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    False Memories

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    Both experiments measured the effect of language on the recall of details of an event. Experiment I took a sample of forty-five undergraduate students and exposed them to seven films depicting car accidents. The sample was split into groups. The participants were given a questionnaire…

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    Cayden Brinton Comp. 1 Edwards 30 October 2017 Mandela Effect Debuted in 1962, millions of people grew up reading the well-known children’s book series, The Berenstain Bears. Being sold in more than 23 languages, the well loved stories were the common childhood memory of millions. The book expanded to become a tv series. With its popularity, it would only be natural that the name would be remembered. However, many fans remembered it as The Berenstein Bear with an “e” (Does This Picture Look a…

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    The purpose of this study was to consider the effects that sleep deprivation had on false memories. They knew that sleep deprivation had negative effects on many bodily functions, but there were no other studies that considered the effects that it had on memory susceptibility. Therefore, they conducted two experiments to test their thoughts about the impacts that sleep deprivation may have on false memories in hopes of finding a relationship between the two. The general hypothesis tested in this…

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    These details can also be fabricated due to the misinformation effect. The misinformation effect is the tendency of misleading information to be presented after an event. Additionally, the misinformation effect alters the memories of the event itself. Another concept that alters memories is known as constructive processing. Constructive processing is very common in crime scenes…

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    more technology has become integrated into daily life, its convenience has given rise to its increasingly popular use of obtaining information. At a glance this venue may seem extensive and easily accessible, but social media has generated vast misinformation in similar quantities of its noteworthy, true content. With no clear method for users to discern truthful information from its false counterpart, social media truly has turned an advancement into a problem with interesting implications as…

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