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    measures of associations refers to the statistical strength of the relationship between the variables of interest. This can be described in numerous ways; this also depends on the analysis. This is concerned with how each variable is related to other similar variables. This association is based on the strength of the linear relationship in the degree of monotonicity. To the degree that it is based on counting various pairs in a relationship. Known as a statistical tool that investigates…

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    The Kindergarten program is designed to help ensure all children reach their optimal growth and development. The Early Learning for Every Child Today document and How Does Learning Happen? “Ontario’s Pedagogy for the Early Years” are supporting tools that educators are utilizing to ensure all aspects of the child’s learning are met. “Promoting the healthy development of all children and students, as well as enabling all children to reach their full potential is a priority for educators across…

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    did does not even include all that would be involved in producing a full budget for the organization. The financial part of an organization has more parts than just the cost of supplies and wages paid to the employees. The financial management process actually includes three different parts which include resource acquisition, resource disposition, and resource reporting (Lewis, Packard, & Lewis, 2012). There is not a simple budget that shows all of the…

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    would be recalled when the learning and recall environments were the same’. The results showed that recall was slightly higher when there was a change in environment between learning and recall, although the difference between conditions was of no statistical significance. In light of this, the research hypothesis has been rejected. • Introduction From 1930’s until now several context-dependent memory recall experiments held by psychologists like Pessin (1932), Farsnworth (1934),…

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    Goals In Field Work

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    starting, find out what most interest you, not you advisor nor anyone else. If no ideas come to mind, refer back to previous studies for ideas. Develop your questions, and don’t be obsessed about perfection; a lot of factors in field work are out your control, so try several experiments at once, and work with what is most promising. There are two ways to picking a project, you can start with your scientific question or start with the natural system, and it make sure to meet the criteria either…

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    Welding Simulation

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    Introduction Since the management team decided to assess the effective factors on the quality of the welding in the manufacturing process by utilizing simulation, we have to briefly describe the used simulation process called Design of Experiment (DOE) and understand the characteristic of such analytical process. Basically, the process of accumulating the data based on the observations is time-consuming and costly and miscalculation in the return of investment on the improvisation can be…

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    1. a. The data set consist of 44 female and 53 males. b. There are 21 people under the age range of 13-35, which account for 21.6% of the total 97 in the sample. c. The mean level of the hour spent in the office during week 2 is 47.47 hours, with the standard deviation of 17.06. The distribution is slightly negative skew (-0.237), although in an acceptable range suggest that slightly more samples spend more hours in office than the average. The distribution’s value for kurtosis (-1.005)…

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    Zone of inhibition (mean +/- SE) for Enterobacter cloacae after four generations of selection (selected) when exposed to tetracycline and bacteria that was not exposed to antibiotics (control), n=5. Among the replicates, the zone of inhibition increased initially for replicates B and E but declined after the 2nd generation, whereas the zone of inhibition for replicate A increased at first but declined after the 1st generation (Figure…

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    Bully Busters

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    In response to the high prevalence of bullying victimization, Bell, Raczynski, and Horne (2010) designed a study to examine the potential of the Bully Busters program to prevent and counter bullying behavior. A central belief underlying the program is that bullying and aggression stem from a lack of social skills and can be addressed by raising awareness, disseminating knowledge, and enhancing the ability of teachers to deal with in-school occurrences. This, in turn, can lead to positive…

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    Observation is a process of observing or monitoring through noting or recording people or specific situations (Palaiologou, 2013). Observation is a method widely used in most if not all early-years settings by practitioners to collect evidence or track a child’s learning journey. It is also used to inform planning. Roberts – Holmes (2011) acknowledges the expectation of Early Years professional’s use of observations set by the Early Years Foundation Stage. Observation is also a key method used…

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