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    In high school, I wrote economic research papers for competitions and won trophies at a state level. I figured I had some sort of background in writing research papers because I’d already done it for the past two years of my life, and had to learn about appeals in Introduction to Public Speaking last semester. However, when I started writing argumentative research papers in English Composition II, it was extremely difficult. I felt like I wasn’t doing my topics justice until I truly researched…

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    End Of Life Care

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    of registered nurses who have provided end-of-life care within an intensive care unit”, by Holms in 2014, the author discussed the qualitative research that was done to determine what registered nurse’s knew about life of end care and and how they felt about end of life care in the intensive care unit. In this study the phenomenological qualitative research design was used and took place in an ICU in Scotland. “Phenomenological studies describe the meaning of the lived experiences of several…

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    Nurse Empowerment

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    their research on pg. 670. The model's core is the constant cycle of environmental events, task assessments, and behavior (Thomas & Velthouse, 1990). The article gives a very thorough explanation of each area within the model. These areas include the three already mentioned along with global assessments, interpretive styles, and interventions (Thomas & Velthouse, 1990). The authors talk about the model focusing on the intrinsic task motivation within each worker, compared to earlier research…

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    Animal Testing for Medical Research Animal testing for medical research is conducted all throughout the world. It helps scientists discover new drugs, vaccinations, and cures for a multitude of diseases. These diseases included, lung cancer, heart disease, strokes, HIV/AIDS, diabetes, hepatitis C, Parkinson’s disease and several others. (Americans for Medical Process) However, discovering these drugs and cures did not transpire without a cost. While these revelations may have saved…

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    commonplace. According to a survey/report done in 2010 on how college students use Wikipedia for their course-related research, found that “Students’ driving need for background context makes Wikipedia one of the predictable workarounds that many students use, especially during the first stages of their research process, students employed a complex information problem strategy in their research processes, reliant on a mix of information resources that were from scholarly sources and public…

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    Mythbusters Case Study

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    “Mythbusters”: Dispelling the Culture of Poverty Myth in the Urban Classroom, http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00221340903344953 , is the academic article I chose to take apart to address Jason A. Kaufman’s seven questions. When considering the requirements of Kaufman’s first question, the article qualifies as an academic article. Retrieved from the Journal of Geography and considering the structure of the article suffices the requirements of an academic article. The article structure consists of an…

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    Introduction The purpose of this paper is to introduce a theoretical approach that I will use in assisting a couple to address a presenting problem/s in their relationship. A reason will be given as to why this particular theoretical approach was chosen. In this paper I will also be presenting an issue that has brought a couple into the office for therapy. In today’s society couples face many issues. Some relationships survive without the assistance of therapy but many end due to the lack of…

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    perfectly suits in my long-standing interest in novel ways to treat cancer and other multifactorial diseases, and since I have previous experience in the inhibition of cell signaling pathways in melanoma, I believe we could establish a productive research relationship. After I earned my doctoral degree in Microbiology, my first postdoctoral appointment in U.S was in the laboratory of Dr. Keiran Smalley at H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center. Our main objective was to develop novel therapeutic…

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    allowed me to observe a consumer’s actual behaviour rather than the ideal behaviour prescribed by society. The consumers, as a result, were honest in their actions and decisions. The observational method was an ideal way to ease me, a novice in anthropology, into the area of field research. We were instructed to use the non-participant field research method where I was required to observe what consumers did in a natural context without interfering. I felt this was very beneficial because it…

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    It should explain the research problem and the aim of why the report was written. It should outline the research methods in this section and briefly describe things like the participants and workings. Describe the key things found and in short, do these align with the hypothesis. The first main section in a lab report…

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