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    Family Diagnoses

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    The article I selected is called comparing the family environments of adolescents with conduct disorder or depression. I find this study very interesting because this is this field I work in which I completely love. The whole purpose of the article is to differentiate if family environments affect its diagnoses. In other words, can the environment an adolescent lives in affect its behaviors? I completely believe so. You can have different behavior and depression disorders and be treated by the…

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    The beginning of the Unit 2 seminar discusses the first week and the inability to actively participate I seminar due to the lack of sound and a personal introduction. Professor Rollins showed slides about late work and classroom policies along with prompts to contact her with questions. The first unit’s discussion was regarding scientific thinking and the steps of the research method. Defining questions, conducting research, and pre-reading to insure that the same question is not asked over…

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    Advantages Of Long Jump

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    then they record their data. Advantages: This test does not take very long to do and it does not require a lot of equipment. Disadvantages: It takes some form to know how to do this properly so some participants may have an advantage over others. Validity: it is a good test because gives the athlete an idea of how much they can actually explode forward which can be useful. Reliability: It is pretty reliable if everyone that is being tested knows the proper technique and we are only testing the…

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    potential to explore meanings and interpretations not easily accessible through other methods” (p. 17), like other data presenting measures, “use of these illustrative portrayals also pose several problems: establishing reliability and validity, especially external validity” (p.…

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    Annotated Bibliography

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    to the use of computer-aided searches, researchers conducted a hand search of the Journal of Research in Education (JRRE) to identify relevant articles that met the established parameters within the search. Critique validity was performed by researchers using internal validity…

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    Case and Blackwell (2008) provide a thorough description of the 2004 update of the Strong Interest Inventory (SII), its practical application, technical evaluation, reliability, validity, and its strengths and weaknesses. Therefore, providing counselors with the necessary information to assist them in determining if the inventory is appropriate to the population they serve. Originally developed in 1927 by E. K Strong, the SII was revised in 2004 to make it more efficient and broaden the areas…

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    Voting Patterns

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    The three research studies, Kelley and Mirer’s The Simple Act of Voting (1974), Clausen’s Response Validity: Vote Report (1968), and Flannelly, Flannelly, and McLeod’s Comparison of Election Predictions, Voter Certainty and Candidate Choice on Political Polls (1998), all work to improve the explanation of how voters make their decisions when voting. The studies prove that voting predictions are forced to take many other factors into consideration, including time, personal connection, and the…

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    Geriatric Depression

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    across the nursing, medicine and psychology disciplines has shown that the Geriatric Depression Scale is a highly valuable tool when screening for geriatric depression during inpatient admissions. It has shown to consistently have a high degree of validity and reliability, when used alone or in conjunction with other screening measures. Furthermore, the GDS allows for persons with mild cognitive impairment, whether due to illness or dementia, to be accurately…

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    Recruitment Case Study

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    Main problems of recruitment Reliance on external recruitment services There are some private companies sunning which provide the supply of employees to the companies desiring employees but the worst disadvantage of this kind of recruitment is that there large bit of reliance on these kinds of companies and there will not be any kind of raw talent coming through these external recruitment companies. This is one of the issues that the DT is facing and has to reduce this reliance on external…

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    Unit 21 D1

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    sellers who sells goods have to make it clear to the buyer so that buyers are aware that business is able to avoid liability under Sales of Good act. On the other hand, business are able to limit liability through exclusion clause which questions the validity of Sales of Good Act 1979 to protect…

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