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8, we saw that the actual sodium excretion of the control and hypotonic subject was greater than the expected sodium excretion, which was expected in the hypotonic subject due to the amount of fluid intake at the beginning of lab. The isotonic actual sodium excretion was a little below the expected sodium excretion due to the high fluid intake but low excretion of urine throughout the two-hour experiment. The alkalosis subject showed a high expected sodium excretion but barely any actual amount…

I believed reading the lyrics of a song would give a good baseline comparison for what each subject felt was sexist in the song. To reduce possible order effects, each subject was told that the interview was about sexism in popular music when they were recruited and when the interview began. They first listened to the song, then made comments on it. Each subject rated their enjoyment of the song from 1-10, was asked to explain that rating, and if necessary, was asked to speak…

Test subjects who don’t see two four-legged animals, can have mental defections. Some good and common answers: Four-legged animals, lions, pigs, iguanas, tree, wolfs, butterfly, anatomy chart. Bad/uncommon answers: Not seeing the four-legged animals, seeing a reflection. Good answers that subjects have given: 35 Bad answers that subjects have given: 2 Features are in blurred form in card 9. There is a vagueness. It is…

organization (CRO) testing drugs in human subjects for drug companies in Miami, Florida. Cabanerio agreed to be in a trial to test Oros Hydromorphone, made by Alza Corporation. The study paid each research subject $1,800. The subjects are instructed to swallow the tablets and not chew them, since chewing can cause overdosing. Adverse reactions include heart attack, allergic reaction, and even death. Informed consent for this study is usually very quick. The subjects are eager to earn money,…

possible) or a pass/fail rating. After scoring and recording the FMS test results, the mobility test was used for areas that scored less than a 3. The areas checked for mobility on subject 1 included thoracic extension, ankle flexion, shoulder internal and external rotation, hip adduction, and hip flexion. In addition, for subject 2, the mobility areas checked included thoracic extension, ankle flexion, and hip adduction. Furthermore, tests for normal range of motion were conducted in accordance…

police use can alter the actual memories the subject has. As a result, a subject may become convinced that he or she is guilty when an internalized confession starts to form. In order to minimize accusations against the innocent, whether a confession was voluntary or forced should be emphasized in determining whether the confession is accurate. In this study, Kassin and Kiechel investigate whether false memories can make people believe they have…

coverage. Moreover, (Barnes, 2012 cited in Driscoll, Lambirth and Roden, 2012 p.248) adds "Subject progression is difficult to achieve, even when only two subjects are involved, it is almost impossible with three or more". What Barnes is trying to say is too many links between subjects can lead to confusion and little sense of progression being made within these subjects. For example there are some subjects such as maths and history that don’t logically link well together. This can affect the…

The subject (John Doe) is a 41-year-old Caucasian heterosexual male who is experiencing problematic traits during his childhood, which the subject has express that it has caused him to be unhappy and desolated. Some of these traits include: name-calling, threatening, insulting, and demeaning towards his romantic partner and other family members. The subject also displays a sense of superiority, lacks empathy, manipulative, and tend to express himself with a sense of entitlement. The subject has…

analyzing obedience in which test subjects would read off a group of words while the "learner," who was an actor, would have to pair the two correct words together, only to be shocked in an electric chair if they failed, Milgram hypothesized that the test subjects would listen to their conscience and disobey the immoral orders to continue the experiment (Milgram 79). After testing forty original subjects, Milgram was rather surprised at the outcome: although many subjects argued about…

1. Observe the subjects daily for instances of disruptive behavior which includes; talking when the teacher or others are speaking, constant questions or interruptions, and the creation of excessive noise by the student in the classroom. The number of times per week the subject is referred to the office during the first baseline should be recorded on the frequency chart. 2. The student will be observed three times a week for twenty minutes in the classroom during the same block of language arts…