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    1) Topic 1 – Anticipated ethical and integrity dimensions of your discipline and your planned field of research within it. It is widely accepted that research should be undertaken ethically (Steneck, 2006). Research conducted in an ethical manner ensures the protection of welfare and rights of all participants and upholds an intrinsic sense of the common good (NHMRC, 2007a; Siebar, 1992). Ethical issues exist in any kind of research (Orb, Eisenhauer & Wynaden, 2001). In particular, qualitative…

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    Recommendations: The researchers recommend the following to make use with the study: 1. Inclusion of HIV self-testing in the employees ' annual physical examination among health monitoring organizations (HMO 's), government institutions (especially DOH), and non-governmental organizations (NGO 's) as an advocacy. 2. Further promotion of HIV self-testing to people who are unwilling to undergo HIV self-testing and to those who claim that they are HIV free to reinforce their assertion of being HIV…

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    will not be revealed to the parole body and hence, will not affect his parole in any way. This is mentioned under ‘Confidentiality’ title of the IC form. A ‘Certificate of Confidentiality’ can also be attached to the IC form. Under ‘Voluntary Participation’, it is mentioned again to reiterate the point that none of the prisoner’s information will be divulged to the parole staff or prison…

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    Online Collaboration Paper

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    each of the 7 researched items associated with what may inhibit collaboration in online courses. The item most agreed with what inhibits collaboration in online courses was insufficient communication. The next category most agreed with was low participation of other students followed by poorly organized collaborative activities. Because students do not directly deal with curriculum, it is possible that there was disconnect with this item as survey participants may not have fully understood the…

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    Benefits Of Rehabilitation

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    give to their students that acknowledges the volunteer work that they put into something like this. When statistics show a severe decrease in recidivism because of involvement in programs, it places more of an urgency on the need to increase participation and growth of these programs. With no shortage of classes and an incentive for the inmates to participate, there would be more of a reason for the individuals confined to get involved and change. The idea prisons should be more focused on the…

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    Prior to participation, students were provided with written consent forms, outlining the major aspects of the study; both the participant and the researcher signed two copies of the consent form. Following informed consent, participants were provided with a questionnaires packet, consisting of forms requesting demographic information, the Beck’s Depression Inventory (BDI), Beck’s Anxiety Inventory (BAI), Spielberger’s State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI)—for both trait and state anxiety—and the…

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    that it is crucial to the acquisition of essential life skills for active participation in society (Roetert & Jefferies, 2014). They also stated that physical literacy should be recognized as the foundation of an inclusive participation continuum over ones lifespan. They were able to see that individuals that participate and learn physical literacy skills from a young age will have the skill set possible to continue participation in physical activity throughout there life. Finally, they…

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    the interview will be terminated. The data will be included as exclusion data and will remain the property of the company requesting the survey. The participant will not be aware at this time, they will receive a monetary incentive for their participation to lessen the collection of false information. The payment amount will be as mention; which will be paid upon the completion of the survey and a receipt for cash will be signed by the…

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    Tone Threshold Paper

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    when comparing the results from the current study to Irwin et al. (1986), it should be taken with caution as there was no demographic direct information provided for participants in the study nor were individuals in the study tested prior to participation to ensure that no previous hearing damage had…

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    Participatory Politics

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    The role the federal government played in fostering participatory politics at the local level initiated when federal funds were given to city governments in Chicago as to “encourage citizen participation by establishing advisory councils, by holding public hearings on city programs, budgets, and legislation, and by asking for neighborhood input in physical planning” (Gentile & Simpson, 353). It is explained that the empowerment of people in participatory politics occurred through the…

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