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    Anthony Downs

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    Downs argued that not only was retrospective voting a good strategy for overcoming limited knowledge but also that it was rational for democratic societies to function this way. For Downs, the costs associated with becoming informed are far too burdensome for the average citizen. Instead voters should look for ways to cut down on the costs of gaining information by using shortcuts including ideology and past performance. This approach is not a purely retrospective one, since Downs does suggest…

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    Reference memory uses background information to succesfully use incoming and recently acquired information. "All successful uses of working memory require appropriate reference memories". 4. Describe how retrospective and prospective coding can be differentiated experimentally. Retrospective coding is a memory code where information…

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    Miscue Analysis Essay

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    students the aforementioned processes, I aim to develop what is called a Miscue Analysis and a Retrospective Miscue Analysis, in which researchers and teachers observe patterns that occur in oral reading and target appropriate strategies to the individual reader. Miscue Analysis allows researchers and teachers to identify reading strategies that the reader is using to make sense of printed text. In a Retrospective Miscue Analysis, the reader examines his/her own miscues and discusses them to…

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    Cardiac synchronization: prospective triggering, gating or retrospective triggering is some of the option to help with the artifacts. To acquirer the most accurate image you can use triggering in combination with flow compensation, respiratory triggering or breath hold and regional saturation techniques. There are several…

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    Head Motion Corrections

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    before the acquisition of the volume, whereas retrospective motion correction correct for motion after the acquisition of the volumes. Realignment, Nuisance signal regression, modelling the effects of the head motion on the BOLD signal using motion parameters and removing the fitted response, filtering, Motion Censoring/Spike regression, Group level correction or some combinations of them are routinely used with varying degrees of success in retrospective motion…

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    Ethics In Nursing Practice

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    participants in research. It stresses the importance of the informed consent and states that the nurse, as an advocate of the patient, should take action when she suspects any unethical practice that puts the patient’s best interest at risk. The retrospective design of the presented study did not require active participation of subjects in the study; the data was collected from the existing medical records. The authors of the article took steps to protect the patients’ privacy and…

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    hline abularnewline extbf{Post cardiac arrest}\ abularnewline Del Castillo (2012)cite{DelCastillo2012} & Prospective cohort study & $ > 300 $ mmHg (40 kPa) & $< 60 $ mmHg (8 kPa) \ abularnewline Ferguson (2012) cite{Ferguson2012} & Retrospective observational study & $ > 600 $ mmHg (40 kPa) & $ < 60 $ mmHg (8 kPa) \ abularnewline Guerra-Wallace (2013)cite{Guerra-Wallace2013}…

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    Third-person limited narration and first-person present tense/retrospective narration are two different types of narrations used in literature. These narrations can be seen in Uplike’s “A & P” and Cheever’s “The Swimmer”. “A & P” is about a man named Sammy who works in a grocery store. He notices a group of three girls dressed in bathing suits walk in. As they walk around the store, Sammy cannot stop looking at them. As the story progresses, Lengel, the manager, ends up telling the girls they…

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    Dyspepsia

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    evaluation over other modalities of investigation for dyspepsia. The significant patterns may form a platform for new epidemiological studies to re-assess the risk factors and distribution of diseases causing dyspepsia in South Indian population AIM A retrospective study to assess the trends of diagnosis in upper GI endoscopy in adult dyspeptic patients in South Indian population. MATERIALS AND METHODS Endoscopy database records of 3271 consecutive patients who underwent upper…

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    What Is The Grudger Case

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    By applying the Grudger case, it is evident that Fuller agrees with abolishing retrospective law. Fuller recorded this case as a German woman was prosecuted for denouncing her husband to the authorities in accordance with the anti-sedition laws of 1934 & 1938 right after the war. The husband was prosecuted and convicted of slandering the Fuehrer, which carried the death penalty. Despite being sentenced to death, the husband was not executed instead was sent as a soldier to the Eastern front…

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