Methodology: Subject selection criteria were kept as following: No other medical history and associated disability such as autism, CP, ADHD etc ,normal middle ear condition, average intelligence children / average scholastic performance, children with hearing impairment using cochlear implant or hearing aids having experience greater than 2 year have taken in the research study. In cochlear implant subject must have at least 15 active electrodes[ 26 ](Purdy 2005). Behavioural screening test…
Method The purpose of this study is to investigate and analyze financial knowledge and financial behaviors of 21st century Chinese college students in Zhejiang province. This study uses mixed methods to collect and analyze data. Due to the research question is specific and limited by the region, a questionnaire is considered to be the best method to collect relevant data. The questionnaire consists of 16 questions, which is specifically designed to collect information about Chinese…
The aim of this content analysis was to gather further understanding the how body ideals are conveyed by the media, in particular Disney movies, to their target audience which are mostly children. Studies in the past have examined the relationship between the thin ideal portrayed by toys (Anshutz & Engels, 2010) and the sexualization of the ideal self under experimental conditions in children (Starr & Ferguson, 2012), all of which suggests the potential negative impact of media exposure on body…
The experiment’s results reveal that Woolworths Eco is the least permeable brand of toilet paper out of the available four toilet paper brands, as it is over 3 times less permeable than the most permeable toilet paper, the Woolworths Home Brand. The data also reveals that the School Brand is the second-most permeable brand of toilet paper, making Emporium to be the second-least. There does not seem to be any trends in the data: the cost, weight and effect of the toilet paper have no relation to…
Participants were 103 females who ranged in age from 18 to 23 years old age (M=21.1, SD=1.7) from a small public college in New England. Participants were primarily Caucasian (84.5%), and the other participants were Hispanic (9.7%), African-American (4.9%), and Asian-American (0.9%). Participants were divided into groups of leanness focused sport athletes, nonleaness focused sport athletes, and non-athletes. Leaness focused sport athletes consisted of 32 individuals who participated as members…
The two treatment groups were assessed on the vocabulary and retell probes a third time 2 months after the completion of treatment. The NT group was not administered the maintenance probe at this time because this group started treatment immediately after their posttest. Progress over the three test times (Time 1 = pretest, Time 2 = posttest, Time 3 = 2 months postcompletion) was assessed by means of repeated measures ANOVAs, with Time as the within-subjects factor and Group (MT and BT) as the…
What is Downs Syndrome? Downs Syndrome (DS) is the leading form of intellectual and chromosomal deformity (Sherman et al., 2007), affecting approximately 1 in every 700 babies born each year (Parker et al. 2010). The main physiological aspect and cause of DS is the trisomy of chromosome 21 in which the usual paired chromosome becomes a trio (Patterson, 2009). DS also has a clear clinical presentation from birth with a number of distinct symptoms such as (percentages represent number of DS…
Discussion The research study had a different outcome than what was expected. There was no significance between a person’s mood state and the type of words recalled. As expected, subjects did recall more positive words more than negative words, but it wasn’t significant. No significance was found between positive mood and the critical positive lure word. Unexpectedly, subjects with a negative mood were more likely to recall a positive lure word. Negative mood and the negative lure word were not…
The control was the first row for both amylases. At 0 min. neither one had synthesized anything so this served as the starting point. The independent variable was the temperature; this is what was being changed. The dependent variable was the amylase activity; this is what (should have) changed because of the temperature. The iodine was a marker. It showed whether starch was still present in the wells. From the results, starch was present in all the wells; it was present at every temperature and…
Statistical analysis Each defect was considered as a statistical unit. Primary study outcomes were changes in CAL at the six-month evaluation period. Descriptive data that included mean ± standard deviation (SD) were calculated for clinical and radiographic parameters at baseline and 6 months. Following this, the data were subjected to statistical analysis using the Wilcoxon signed rank test for intragroup comparison and the Mann-Whitney U test for intergroup comparison. The level of…