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    The regression characteristics presented can be rapid or slow onset. Typically the regression characteristics are loss of purposeful hand movements that resemble washing and wringing of their hands, clapping or tapping, repeated moving of the hands to their mouth, loss of the ability to speak, diminished…

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    The police profession has undergone changes through the years, but what remains the same is the stress the job places on law enforcement officers, which may have a negative impact on officers' health, physically and emotionally. Multicollinearity is a state of very high intercorrelations or inter-associations among the independent variables. It is therefore a type of disturbance in the data, and if present in the data the statistical inferences made about the data may not be reliable. It is…

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    Hip Dysplasia Definition: • According to MedicineNet, hip dysplasia is “the abnormal formation of the hip joint in which the ball at the top of the thighbone is not stable within the socket. The ligaments of the hip joint may also be loose and stretched. The degree of instability or looseness varies. A baby born with this condition may have the ball of the hip loosely in the socket (subluxed) or the ball of the hip may be completely dislocated at birth.” Causes: • In the final month before birth…

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    For example Sears uses this approach; it developed a causal model and a scorecard focusing on employee relationship, customer satisfaction, and grades for shareholders. Through this and many other techniques, they were able to do a regression analysis for segregating the activities which were responsible for driving up the performance and validating the relationship in the causal model. The qualitative investigation concerning what is important to customers, suppliers, investors, employees…

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    account this detail from the data, Petrie conducted a multiple regression analysis, and found that the tarsus length, the train length, and the size of the eye spots on the father’s train affected the size of the offspring. These variables along with the hatch date and egg weight – which are an important factor in this experiment because if the eggs hatch early, they are more likely to be smaller in size—were entered into the multiple regression analysis. It was determined that males who had…

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    reported that they had mental health problems. When it came to substance use 97.6% admitted to alcohol abuse while 98.3% said they abused marijuana both in rural Appalachian and urban non-Appalachian areas. Table 3 looks at multivariate logistic regressions and the context of substance abuse which shows individuals within the past 30 days in drug court in the rural Appalachian and urban non-Appalachian areas abuse drugs. The researchers can conclude that based on the results of the analyses that…

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    Exploring the Relationship between the Application of School Uniform Policies and Third Grade Reading Achievement in United States Public Schools I. Introduction The motives for the implementation of dress code policies in United States public educational institutions have transformed since the earliest examples of the 19th century. In 1894, the announcement of uniform requirements for students at South Carolina’s Winthrop Normal and Industrial College was a push to eliminate sartorial…

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    when either model is used. A multistage cluster sample of 381 participants interviewed face to face. Each participant was provided a fictional vignette about schizophrenia to read and respond to. The results were analysed by logistic and linear regression model in SPSS 19. The results were significant. The participants who viewed the vignette as a mental illness were more likely to recommend psychiatric help. Those who viewed the vignette as a medical condition were less…

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    child in Fences and grows up to bully his son as well, creating a dynasty of violence. This shows how children that grew up in violent homes would be likely to be abusive as an adult. In his Literary Criticism, Selinger dives into Camille and Amma’s regression to what they knew - violence. He explains that because they only knew pain and suffering they can’t get rid of the memories they had of their mother, and of the torment they endured, “Growing up is hard and harder for some of us than…

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    Overall, ninety-two participants (ninety-one female and one male) completed the questionnaire. Tragically, the one male was not included due to passing away. The ages ranged from four to forty-seven; forty-three were children and 48 were adults. Regression was found in 95.6% of the participants. In the contrast group (n=66), the participants matched for gender, chronological age, mobility, the self-help skills of feeding, washing and dressing and the use of words (Cianfagion, 2015). Yet, the…

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