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an unappealing scenario immediately after a behavior in order to increase the likelihood of its reoccurrence. An example of this type of reinforcement would be a student not having to complete a homework assignment after earning a perfect score on a quiz covering the same material. A behavior I would like to encourage is my daughter’s independence. In order to increase Alex’s independence,…

My VARK scores are: visual 12, aural 7 and read/writing 7 as well. Having a visual learning style means you work best with bold/italics, colors, graphs, and different fonts. Aural means you learn best by listening. With an aural learning style, the best way for you to learn is participating in discussions, talking with your teacher about that subject, listening and recording information. Lastly with reading/writing leaning style, it’s most effective to use dictionaries, text-books, handouts,…

lot of stories, emotions behind a photograph and it is not easy to identify. We could say some of the emotions that Rosa Parks went through by looking at her image but we cannot identify all the things that were going on her mind at that time. The quiz “Can You Read People’s Emotions?” by the New York Times measures how well we know…

Diabetes Knowledge Questionnaire. Please Circle the Letter that Best Suits Your Answer. 1. Which makes you more likely to get type 2 diabetes? a. A high-sugar diet b. A high-salt diet c. Obesity d. All of the above 2. people who have type 2 diabetes have? a. Too much insulin b. Too much blood sugar c. Both of the above d. Neither of the above 3. Which of these is a common symptom of high blood sugar? a. Heavy thirst b. Vomiting c. Diarrhea d. All of the above 4. Lifestyle changes…

1. What did you learn about yourself and/or someone else's culture while taking this quiz? I learned that I really need to educate myself more on cultural differences as I did not score very well. I also learned that when bringing in an interpreter I should look directly at the patient every time I speak rather than going back and forth from the interpreter to the patient. 2. How would you describe your family's culture? I would describe my family's culture as being a hard…

“Professor Robbin?” The class had not yet started, there was a few minutes before the official start of Mr. Robbin’s English 112: Argument-Based Research class. I didn’t think Mr. Robbin was a professor, but this kid didn’t know the difference. There are not many professors at the community college level, if any, but Mr. Robbin had the distinguished look of one with his tweed jacket and the patches on his elbows of his sleeves. Even with his name being called, he did not turn around from the…

This quiz entitles these adults beliefs in paranormal topics like fortune telling, telepathy, space aliens, and astrology. But before these students actually took the quiz, they had their fortune told first. Then they would actually rate their fortune that was told to them. The fortune rate for “true” was (m = 2.59, sd = 1.1) this was very…

Cheating on a test or quiz is another great form of lying that can have a really good outcome, or a really bad outcome. Many people cheat on tests or homework or quizzes when they’re not supposed to. I’d be surprised if any one person has never cheated on some sort of test or quiz before. Looking over to your right at another person's paper for a quick second could seem so easy with such a positive…

PESTLE Analysis Micro economy factors and macro economy factors can affect all organization. Macro economy, also PESTLE analysis. PESTLE is an analytical tool for strategic business planning. PESTLE analysis known as, • Political • Economic • Social • Technological • Legal • Environment Political After Britain exits from the European Union, Britain become hard relationship with EU country. That affect the private schools. So that it is not easy to get new students from other country.…

Previous lesson: Social Strain Theory Different Level of Social Strain Theory Starting from Émile Durkheim His focus on graphic, structural change. Social Strain Theories have been advanced by Robert King Merton. His idea of understanding criminal behavior on specifically juvenile delinquency. Based on, how an individual could link between: cultural value goals and institutionalized. Different categories of deviance as well as “Conformist” individuals. Albert K. Cohen His idea of simplifying…