Essays on Scientific Method

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The Need for Developing Reliable and Valid Measures for Modern Reserach

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The central assumption that the ‘top-down’ approach is the major source of innovation has been recognized as a challenge in previous studies. This implies that decisions about the direction of about major innovations are usually entrusted in the hands of a few individuals, with specifically...

Innovation Research Methods

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The Role of Crispr-cas9 Gene Drive in Mosquitoes

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The BBC article “Gene editing wipes out mosquitoes in the lab” discusses work using a gene editing technique to suppress populations of caged mosquitoes Anopheles gambiae, which transmits malaria. In 2016 were 216 million cases of malaria in 91 countries and 445000 people were killed...

Experiment Gene Genetic Engineering

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Theories of Family Functioning: Family of Origin

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I come from an African American background. My family is primarily from the Westside of Chicago with some family members living in Tennessee, Minnesota, and Hawaii. My mother was eighteen when she was found out she was pregnant with me. I was supposed to be...

Family Planning Family Values Theory

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Understanding The Concept of Queer Theory and Its Examples in Popular Culture

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During class discussions, we have examined several approaches to sexuality and sexual practices. Queer theory is an extremely interesting but somewhat confusing topic to grasp, however, it is an important concept to understand. There are many queer theories, and various scholars are concerned with queer...

Popularity Theory

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The Evidences of The Theory of Plate Tectonics

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The theory of plate tectonics was not always accepted in the scientific community. The theory would originate from Alfred Wegener and his theory would initially be known as continental drift. It would serve as the basis for the theory of plate tectonics. The evidence that...

Plate Tectonics Theory

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The Connection of Virginia Woolf’s Prose to Chaos Theory

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The prose by Virginia Woolf is outstanding with the wide amount of senses and their deepness that one can see in her literary works. One can see no wondering in the fact that the literature works with such wide and deep sense can include evidence...

Connection Theory Virginia Woolf

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Othello by William Shakespeare: The Aspects of Leader-member Exchange Theory and Political Framework

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Introduction Shakespeare’s Othello provides insight into the potential negative aspects of the Leader-Member Exchange (LMX) Theory when the leader-follower relationship becomes an in-group or coalition of conflicting interests because of competing goals that can arise in a political framework. In Northouse’s Leadership Theory and Practice...

Othello Theory William Shakespeare

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Micro-ethnography Report: Observation of The Pool Area

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For my ethnography, I wanted to stay where I felt most comfortable to do my observations, and that was outside the apartment where I live, by the pool area. I decided to conduct my observations for 3 hours on the 28th of September 2018, from...

Ethnography Observation

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The Importance and Theories of Educating Young Children

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According to John Locke’s philosophy a new-born baby is born with a ‘tabula rasa’ which is Latin for ‘blank slate’. From birth the child imprints knowledge from their experiences to extend their ‘tabula rasa’. Children continue to learn from experiences with friends, family and teachers,...

Children Theory Youth

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The Existence of Intelligence at The Cluster Level

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Traditionally, cluster ability or intelligence has been examined in groups as associate degree combination of individual member psychological feature ability or skills. however variety of studies and meta-analyses have incontestible that the correlation between average intelligence and team performance is fairly weak, notably in field...

Intelligence Theory

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Research of The Theories of Motivation: Expectancy Theory and The Equity Theory

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According to the Oxford dictionary motivation is defined as ‘A reason or reasons for acting or behaving in a particular way and the desire or willingness to do something. ‘ An example of motivation for me is getting up early in the morning to catch...

Motivation Research Theory

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Theories of Successful Work-life Integration

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To meet current challenges of business organizations, companies have recognized the need to make necessary arrangements to meet organization and employee needs in order to get maximum benefit out of it. Successful work-life integration has resulted in the form of many benefits for employees including:...

Theory Work-Life Balance

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The Effects of Self-affirmation on Hedonic and Eudaimonic Well-being

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A study was carried out, testing the effects of self affirmation on hedonic and eudaimonic well-being. Participants consisted of 540 undergraduate students (141 males and 399 females) from the university of Western Sydney, with their ages ranging from 17 to 71 years. Participants were randomly...

Experiment Human Behavior

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Explosion in Chemistry Laboratory - Case Study

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This case study is about the explosion of container containing nitric acid. On 2nd December, 2011, a graduate scholar was going to perform an experiment trial requiring the utilization of nitric acid. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to...

Chemical Reaction Experiment

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Report on Momentum Deficit Laboratory

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Modeling a cylinder in water flow was done using methods of dimensional analysis. Looking at the velocity profile of air in a wind tunnel allowed us to find its drag force and drag coefficient. We measured the voltage change with an anemometer that was inserted...

Experiment Research Methods

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An Overview of Action Research Method

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Introduction Participant Action Research, or Action Research for short, is a highly participatory, experiential, and reflective research method in which the dominant purpose is to foster social change. This paper will outline what Action Research is and how it originated, types of Action Research and...

Research Research Methods

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Analysis of a Personality with Mental Issues Using Jung's and Adler's Theories

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Introduction Mental illness is among the most rapidly growing psychological disorders worldwide today. People can be diagnosed with a mental illness due to various conditions, which may include social, cultural, and environmental situations. This essay will discuss my brother, who passed away several years ago...

Mental Health Personality Theory

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The Ideas of Alfred Wallace and Charles Darwin Theory

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It was years later that Charles Darwin was finally prompted to tell the world about his work that had been hidden for so long. This event could not have taken place without the amazing works of a man named Alfred Wallace in which chapter 2...

Charles Darwin Theory

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The Golden Mean Theory and Journalists’ Ethics

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As readers, we generally presume journalists are a reliable source for news and information. Given this general assumption, it is important that journalists uphold a certain standard of ethics to ensure they are a trustworthy source for their readers. Spreading false information or withholding certain...

Ethics Journalism Theory