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    Police Procedural Analysis

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    This assignment will discuss how victims are placed at the centre of attention in police procedurals, and the theories used to assist these shows in helping them to put emphasis on the victims being the most important after a crime has taken place. A police procedural is a subgenre of detective fiction which attempts to convincingly illustrate the activities of a police force as they investigate crime. Over the years these procedurals have become more prominent and the most watched shows on TV, and victims are being prioritized as number one as they are shown to be the ones mostly traumatized at the aftermath of a crime. These shows also use several ways to make the show seem realistic. Firstly, by the use of authenticity, the location of…

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    Within the text Heroism, Institutions, and the Police Procedural, written by Alasdair McMillan (a television director and producer) in 2009, the readers are introduced to the idea of good versus evil. The concept envelopes The Wire, created by David Simon, as the base subject in this case. Where the argument, which is most important and consistent throughout the text, is that The Wire does not hold any character to a strict background of good nor evil. Whether the character’s assumed title would…

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    Bones is a television show based on solving murder mysteries by identifying out of place markings on the human skeleton. The episode “The Bump in the Road” is about body found in the middle of the highway and the efforts that are gone through to find the murderer. By watching an episode of Bones, “The Bump in the Road”, I was able to recognize the bones talked about in the episode, and even the anatomical landmarks on those bones. During this episode of Bones, the team of experts was trying…

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    The genre usually focuses on a television series, film, or text in which the attention is on the procedures used by the police force in solving the crime.Police procedurals show a variety of police-related topics including forensics, autopsies, interrogation etc. This sub-genre usually has a Detective, Forensic Specialist and an investigator who is either seen as private or professional. These people work together to investigate and fight against crimes including murder, pickpocketing,…

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    Long term memory (LTM) is defined as ‘Memory for facts, images, thoughts, feelings, skills and experiences that may last as long as a lifetime’ (Lorelle, B. (2012). Types of knowledge stored in LTM includes declarative and procedural memory. Susan’s procedural memory may have been affected due to Susan being quiet and withdrawn from nurses. Procedural memory refers to knowledge of procedures or skills which could imply that Susan does not remember how to appropriately interact socially with…

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    and did not know what to do. Now I have some learning techniques that I can use so I do not only have to rely on observation to learn something. In chapter seven I found myself learning a lot about the different states of memory and the different ways to improve your memory. Bach when I was in high school I played baseball. We would practice several times a week to make sure we were at our best. One of the things we focused heavily on was with batting practice. We would go through many drills…

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    what kind of memory is supported by sleep and what type of sleep is best for improving memory. In the articles, research studies show the effects and ask what type of sleep is best for memory, and what memory is most positively influenced. The conclusion is that as sleep progresses into slow wave sleep, the outcome on memory is sufficient and necessary, specifically its most influential effects, on episodic memory. There are many different types of memory which range in their specific emphasis,…

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    When one has power over another, one has the ability to make them feel isolated from a variety of experiences. The struggle between power and alienation is present in a wide range of human experiences. It takes a different form depending on the experience. The struggle can occur between a teacher and a student, and two different cultures. An example of this struggle, between a teacher and student, is displayed in the essay, “The Banking Method,” by Paulo Friere. The teacher is given the power…

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    Stages Of Memory Essay

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    just to name a few. In order to organize the vast amount of information our brains store, scientists say that our long-term memory has “memory modules” (203) or different subdivisions of information. One subdivision is declarative memory, which contains facts. For example, I know by heart that my favorite painter, Vincent Van Gogh, created almost 900 painting in his lifetime. Another subdivision is semantic memory which holds general information. Semantic memory lets me remember that gravity…

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    consistent action. The purpose of training a motion to be done effortlessly gives an athlete advantages under stress and when trying to expand on a certain element. The muscle memory is completely mental, the brain will pick up the certain actions’ movement after it is repeatedly done. The term “muscle memory” is nonetheless deeply established, perhaps because it serves some key functions to an athlete. Muscle suggests body in contrast to mind, muscular effort is combined with mental effort to…

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