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While quantitative research is helpful for distinguishing connections between factors, as, for instance, the association amongst neediness and racial abhor, it is subjective research that can light up why this association exists by going specifically to the source the general population themselves. Subjective research is intended to uncover the implying that advises the activity or … Read more
Introduction It has been located through a variety of academics that as time is going by way of the time period victimology or victim has not been described in a single precise definition primarily based at the truth that there are many distinct causes that makes one character to be referred to as a sufferer … Read more
The present research reveals the different uses of fresh Bael fruit pulp in various recipes, which is nutritious and healthy for all age groups. The recipes are entirely vegetarian and are prepared considering the medicinal values of the fruit. Bael tree (aegle marmelos), also known as wood apple, has several other names associated with it … Read more
Whitefish is a common fish of the freshwater. It is extremely delicious and appeals to a wide variety of people all across the globe because it is also low cost and safe to consume in comparison to other sea foods. However, it is not only for the taste that it is famous there are certain … Read more
Basic Theoretical Premises of Theory Attachment theory explains the dynamics of long-term relationships, especially those between infants and their caregivers. The theory explains the response between two loved ones. Attachment in infants involves the closeness they seek for a caregiver when in trouble expecting that they will be protected from it. When a person’s attachment … Read more
Engineering students should be able to understand circuits to give the basis for pursuing electrical engineering. Courses focusing on the theory and application of electric circuits can never be left out in any engineering curriculum. However, the biggest challenge is attracting new students to circuits, hence unique skills, approaches, and methodologies are necessary. If these … Read more
The scientific method is about ordinary people doing ordinary things that includes you me and other scientists in the world. It is how scientists gather new ideas or analyze information The scientific method is a process or step taken to produce reliable results to answer a specific question, may be you think you dint use … Read more
Remediating your essay For this assignment, you will remediate your Fairy Tale Analysis essay into a multimodal essay to be presented on Medium.com. Given the changing nature of writing and the role that technology plays in shaping how we share and consume information, it is important that we take time to experiment with multimedia composition … Read more
The article “Eyewitness testimony: The influence of the wording of a question” by Elizabeth Loftus and Guido Zanni The article “Eyewitness testimony: The influence of the wording of a question” by Elizabeth Loftus and Guido Zanni, discuss the “ accuracy of an answer to a specific question can be noticeably influenced by the wording of … Read more
Critique a Research Article Oosterveld-Vlug M. G., Pasman H. R. W., van Gennip I. E., Muller M. T., Willems D. L., & Onwuteaka-Philipsen B. D. (2014) Dignity and the factors that influence it according to nursing home residents: a qualitative interview study. Journal of Advanced Nursing 70(1),97-106. This article is a critique of above mentioned … Read more
We all love to squeal and gasp at cute, fluffy animals. While the common household pet, such as a dog or cat, is known for being furry and fluffy, are there other species in the animal kingdom that are just as furry and fluffy, or perhaps moreso? Discover the top five fluffiest animals in the … Read more
Why is the sky blue? The sky is blue because molecules in the air scatter blue light from sun. The white light from the sun is mixture of all colors from the rainbow. Mr. Issac a Newton used a prism used a prism to separate the colors and to also form a spectrum. The colors … Read more
Is it possible to grow black hair long in one month? Your gender doesn’t matter because you both want touchable, healthy hair. Nowadays natural, shiny hair is relevant to all ethnicities. Keeping your looks l good means nourishing your hair. But what causes your hair to grow slower and thinner? Many factors tie into how … Read more
The subjects of use of force and search-and-seizures are controversial topics in the media regarding the Criminal Justice field today. Many instances are sensationalized in the media. However, there are instances of note which has mostly gone unheard of by the people. In 1989 Graham v. Connor came before the United States Supreme Court, a … Read more
As research has risen, it has turned out to be progressively evident that immature sentimental connections warrant substantially more consideration than they have generally been given. They assume a critical job in young people’s everyday lives, and significantly affect their current emotional well-being, their progressing improvement and future sentimental connections. The particular age at which … Read more
In 1999, the University of Alberta Facility Inventory System benchmarked the practice of computerized Inventory System of equipment on campus for departmental, faculty, and central administrative functions. The accountability to ensure that all new equipment acquisitions are itemized is always given to the Facility Inventory System. At the outset, this involves scrutinizing all completed purchase … Read more
The original idea of this work was the research of SolidWorks capabilities and was started in 2014. The author decided to develop some more ideas based on his research and suggestions to implement useful features from some other popular CAD and 3D-modeling software to show what could be improved in SolidWorks. The author’s original research … Read more
Steel is an compound from claiming iron What’s more carbon Also different components. Due to its helter skelter elasticity What’s more low cost, it will be a significant segment utilized within buildings, infrastructure, tools, ships, automobiles, machines, appliances, and weapons. Iron is the base metal for steel. Iron has the capacity on undertake two crystalline … Read more
The rejection of reliability and validity in qualitative inquiry in the 1980s has resulted in an interesting shift for “”ensuring rigor”” from the investigator’s actions during the course of the research, to the reader or consumer of qualitative inquiry. The emphasis on strategies that are implemented during the research process has been replaced by strategies … Read more
Understanding human’s behavior have been always an attractive field that driven scientists to make uncounted researches throughout the history. John B. Watson the Father of American Behaviorist (1878-1958) was one of those scientists who studied this field. So he worked on “Learning theory” which interprets the individuals’ behavior through several sub-theories’ perspectives; was founded by, … Read more
Have you been planning to perform Umrah? If you are performing it for the first time then you should not miss out reading this blog post as here we are sharing the complete guide on how to perfor Umrah. There are basically four main Rites of Umrah as mentioned below: Putting up of Ihram Tawaf … Read more
Informed consent is an authorization verbally or written agreement to participate in research. Basically, participant involves are voluntarily without compulsion and there are rational decision to participate. There is a common procedure to go through before starting any study or research. Informed consent document must be clearly written and must be understandable by the participant. … Read more
The article I have chosen is called “It’s time to Rethink our Schools Reading lists for Diversity”. It is about how books like “To Kill a Mockingbird” by Harper Lee is racist and should not be taught at schools. In “To Kill a Mockingbird” Tom Robinson, who is a black man, is falsely accused of … Read more
Introduction The meaning of methodology According to Polit and Hungler (2004:233), methodology refers to ways of obtaining, organizing and analyzing data. Methodology decisions depend on the nature of the research question. Methodology in research can be considered to be the theory of correct scientific decisions (Karfman as cited in Mouton & Marais 1996:16). In this … Read more
Today, media plays a big role in the life of a teenager or young adult. From the computer screens and cell phones, to magazines and music, media is everywhere, and it has a strong impact on today’s young people. We live in a world heavily influenced by the things that we see. It is no … Read more
Jensen (1986) provided the first inkling to agency theory and his discussions about this topic has brought about many fundamental issues in research literature one of which is the free cash flow hypothesis. Jensen (1986) defined free cash flows as the net cash flows in excess of that required to fund all projects that have … Read more
If you are into art, especially the Mexican forms, you might have heard about Alebrijes. It is said that all the brightly colored folk art sculptures or wood carvings from Oaxaca State in Mexico which depicts fantastical creatures are known as Alebrijes. These works of art have become extremely popular and the term has even … Read more
Research is required to improve the conditions. Prepared for any research is likely to help society directly or indirectly. Before beginning collecting the data, the researchers need to inform and obtain consent first to the participants. The meaning of informed consent is an essential part of the researchers to get to the participants before doing … Read more
Cultivation practices of carrots Carrot is a semi-hardy crop which is cultivated all over the world. It is the common name used in Zambia for Daucus carota. Since it is a semi-hardy crop, carrot require cool weather for it to perform well. Carrot need long days and vernalization of roots. Despite carrot being able to … Read more
One of the algorithms I used during my work was Haar Cascade Classifier. It was proposed by Paul Viola and Michael Jones in 2001 in their paper “Rapid Object Detection using a Boosted Cascade of Simple Features” [33]. It is based on detecting specific features called “Haar-like Features”. Figure 2.15 shows three examples of Haar-Like … Read more
Stages in Action Research The origin of action research is a two-stage process and consists of diagnostic stage and therapeutic stage. Each of them is explained below: Diagnostic Stage: It starts with identifying the research problems and issues related to the current situation and devices the plan to encounter such problems. This stage involves a … Read more
Durkheim was a sociologist of French origin born in the year 1958 and died on the November of 1917. He instituted various academic disciplines and is considered as the current social science principal architect. He actually maintained dominance in the field of social sciences until the time of his death. Durkheim also presented several sociological … Read more
Acknowledgements First of all, we would like express our sincere thanks to our Literature teachers, for providing us with useful insights into what Literature is and inspiring us as to how we can go about analysing Shaun of the Dead. I would also like to sincerely thank Ms Teo Hsin Fern for being a knowledgeable … Read more
Introduction Wound burn is described as a damage to the skin or other natural tissue that is caused by heat or radiation, radioactivity, power, rubbing or contact with chemicals. It is considered as a global public health problem because every year the approximate number of deaths caused and generated by burns has a total of … Read more
The rejection of reliability and validity in qualitative inquiry in the 1980s has resulted in an interesting shift for “”ensuring rigor”” from the investigator’s actions during the course of the research, to the reader or consumer of qualitative inquiry. The emphasis on strategies that are implemented during the research process has been replaced by strategies … Read more
Objective: For this lab, my partner and I took a range of pressure and temperature measurements and using this data, we made a hypothesis that the trend in our results will validate the direct and linear relationship between pressure and temperature according to the ideal gas law. We also hypothesize that on our linearized pressure … Read more
Dr Geert Hofstede, after a decade of research, studying people who worked in IBM in more than 50 countries, initially identified the four dimensions model that could distinguish one culture from another on 1970s. The first one is Power Distance. It refers to the social distance among people with or without power and how do … Read more
Engineering students should be able to understand circuits to give the basis for pursuing electrical engineering. Courses focusing on the theory and application of electric circuits can never be left out in any engineering curriculum. However, the biggest challenge is attracting new students to circuits, hence unique skills, approaches, and methodologies are necessary. If these … Read more
Introduction In this wide world the values, culture, norms, consumption pattern, and shopping behavior are different. It is true, in the era of internet the sides world is very close to each other. However; still many differences are alive. The differences between the United States of America and Kuwait from the marketing field are to … Read more
Abstract In this work I present three types of humidity sensors and their field of applications. Most commonly used humidity sensors are based on capacitive or resistive measurement. All these types of humidity sensors have a comparable design, which uses an insulated substrate, electrode structures, and a sensing material. The choice of a suitable sensor … Read more
I have never viewed a person to have lived, until he contributes something to this world; be it knowledge, a device, or art. How then will I live? Being a person of intellectual curiosity, I have always been endeared to research. There is a certain joy in unearthing a hidden truth or in discovering a … Read more
Getting a driver’s license is a huge milestone for a teenager and can be considered a rite of passage. In the United States the legal age requirement for a driver’s license varies from state to state. Many states have the minimum age requirement lower than eighteen. However, some states have raised the required age to … Read more
The first seismograph was invented in 132 A.D. by the Chinese astronomer and mathematician Chang Heng. He called it an “earthquake weathercock.”Each of the eight dragons had a bronze ball in its mouth. Whenever there was even a slight earth tremor, a mechanism inside the seismograph would open the mouth of one dragon. The bronze … Read more
Several researchers have tried to find out how personality develops. Feist and Rosenburg, (2012) described personality as “the unique and relatively enduring set of behaviours, feelings, thoughts and motives that characterise an individual. Personality is a result of many aspects brought together. Many researchers have tried to unravel the mystery of how personality is developed. … Read more
One of the interesting debates within the family of methods which we call action researchco-operative inquiry, participatory action research, action science, action inquiry, appreciative inquiryhas concerned what we mean by validity. Positivist science is (relatively) clear that validity is about epistemology, about truth in some sense, a correspondence between theory and empirical evidence. However, in … Read more
The stroop phenomenon is a way of measuring how automatic or intentional some well practised tasks are and how we respond in conflict situations. This phenomenon also measures individual distinctions, originality and cognitive flexibility. The two aspects of cognitive development that are demonstrated by the stroop task are naming response and counting response. When two … Read more
