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    collectors) or both are not aware of whether they have been allocated to treatment group or control group to prevent the risk of bias.4 II. Prospective observational trial with a historical control: it is prospective treatment or intervention and retrospective control. It is an experimental study where the control group (historical) is selected from medical recorder and baseline measurement of predicator variables and follow up has happened in the past before the…

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    Keith Haring

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    extending his artistic repertoire with graffiti, paintings, collages, and photographs. Not only is he appreciated for his contribution to these genres, but also for his work as an activist; this aspect of his oeuvre was highlighted in the most recent retrospectives at the Kunsthalle Munich (2015), de Young Museum in San…

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    is the idea that deviance and conformity result not so much from what people do as from how others respond to those actions (Macionis 178). Some of the things that follow into the labeling theory include primary and secondary deviance, stigma, retrospective and projective labeling and labeling difference as deviance. The labeling theory is the central contribution to the symbolic-interaction analysis which explains how people tend to see deviance through everyday situations (Macionis 177).…

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    psych*. Search was limited to within five years, peer-reviewed, and English language. Through this search, seven articles were chosen to analyze due to their experiments and reviews related to restraint use in psychiatric patients. Two studies are retrospective reviews; two studies are regression analyses; two studies are randomized controlled trials; and one study is linear modelling and random-effects meta-analysis. Jegede, Ahmed, Olupona, and Akerele (2017) conducted research to describe…

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    The approach of this intelligence divulges the authorities’ inability to instigate change through determining the variety of behaviors to disrupt the rendition. The dissimilar individual or consumer will express the retrospective view of their intellectual elements to resolve skeptical accomplishments. Consequently, the management group neglects the cognizance of primary causative elements without apperceiving the direction of individual interpretation to manipulate the…

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    Frank Stella Essay

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    Frank Stella’s remarkable retrospective has taken over the largest exhibition floor of the new Whitney Museum of American Art. There has not been an exhibition in a New York museum in close to three decades. This exhibition provides an update on the artist who has stubbornly done his art master pieces the way he wants them to be. It is also some sort of inauguration of the Whitney’s district building because the old uptown address did not permit the exhibition before. Stella has painted since…

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    interesting to readers. Stepping into someone else’s shoes and looking at a story through their eyes can develop a reader’s connection with the narrator. The short story, “Boys and Girls,” which is written by Alice Munro, is told in first-person retrospective narration. The narrator does not formally introduce who they are in the story, which makes it the reader’s responsibility to learn who the narrator is. The secondary characters’ perspective and thoughts are told by the narrator. A reader…

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    Chapter11: Nonexperimental Designs Activity 1 1. Survey is a type of design is known more for the breadth of data collected than for the depth of its data. 2. Longitudinal is a major disadvantage of this design is the length of time needed for data collection. 3. Correlational is the main question is whether or not variables co-vary. 4. Ex- post facto words mean “after the fact”. 5. Cross -sectional eliminates the confounding variable of maturation. 6. Correlational quantifies the magnitude and…

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    Freud’s theory was based on the retrospective accounts of his patients’ childhood. He got these retrospective accounts through two distinctive and extensive processes, over a long period of time. One method was known as transference: the analyst, usually Freud, and his patients would develop a parent-child relationship (Ethan…

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    Hearing Screening Paper

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    this research study and identified possible areas of improvement for the hearing screening program. In order to evaluate efficacy of the hearing screening program, researchers conducted a two-part research design, including a retrospective and prospective study. The retrospective data collection included analysis of hearing screening records from 1991 to 2011 to examine positive predictive value (PPV) and follow-up rates. PPV was deemed poor since only half the students who failed the initial…

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