...Eyewitness testimony is a legal term. It is the detailed account given by a witness in a courtroom, describing what they perceived happened during the specific incident under investigation. This is used as evidence to show what happened from a witness’s point of view. Eyewitness testimony is a crucial area of research in cognitive psychology and human memory; studies into eyewitness testimony have found that it can be affected by many factors. Elizabeth Loftus, a leading researcher in eyewitness testimony, conducted studies to demonstrate that memory is not a factual recording of an event and that memories can become distorted by other information which occurs after the event. Loftus and Palmer (1974) study consisted of two laboratory experiments; both were examples of an independent measures design. The independent variable in both of the experiments is the verb used. The dependent variable in the first experiment is the participant’s speed estimate and the dependent variable in the second experiment is whether the participant believed they saw glass. In the first experiment 45 students from the University of Washington were shown video clips, short excerpts from safety films made for driver education, which were 5 to 30 seconds long. They were split into 5 groups, with 9 participants in each group. After each clip the students were asked to write a report of the accident they had just seen. They were also asked to answer some specific questions but the crucial question...
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...A critical evaluation of Women in management- the glass ceiling at the St. Lucia Fire Service Executive Summary The topic of the glass ceiling has been of great interest in recent years especially in the field of management. The problem is that women demonstrate successful qualities over years and despite the qualities that they possess, the glass ceiling still continue to exist in organizations that are male dominating and find it difficult to break into management. The purpose of this research is to identify the barriers that exists impeding women’s career progression in the fire service and to make recommendations that the St. Lucia Fire Service may implement to increase capacity in senior management level. It is important for women to be part of senior management since women currently make a proportionally larger percentage at the workplace and also because the government has established that in any form of recruitment into the fire service, women should make up twenty percent of the capacity. This research examined how the concept of the glass ceiling is unavoidable in the fire service. Two stages of data collection and analysis were carried out. By using descriptive research the status of women in the fire service will be presented. A questionnaire was developed and delivered to two hundred fire personnel. An analysis of answers from the questionnaire was analyzed to assess the opinions about the impact of females on promotions to senior management. To...
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...take place and more area in the middle for the tea molecules to move around which will make them escape quicker so the reaction will happen faster. 2 web sites I have done my research, a) http://www.mylearning.org/learning/investigate/Tea%20Bag%20Trials.pdf b) http://www.science-sparks.com/2012/01/02/get-the-kids-to-make-your-cuppa-investigating-teabags/ I prefer website science-sparks because I found it easier to follow and also it was more useful was because it’s a scientific website therefore it was more accurate than mylearing. It also appeared to make more sense to me. Therefore website science-sparks was more detailed and had a diagram whereas website mylearning didn’t have one so it was hard to understand how to do the experiment and how to set it all up. Equipment: Circle, square and pyramid tea bags 4 pieces of white paper A black pen or a marker Kettle with hot water (70°c) A stopwatch/timer 3 Clear glass cups Thermometer Method: On the piece of 4 white paper that are going to be used as part of the experiment draw a table on one of them where the times will be recorded then with the rest 3 of the papers draw a cross with a black marker pen so it’s more able to be seen as you place one of the glass cups over the paper with the black cross. Then do the same to the other 2 cups that are left. Have the 3 different shape tea bags beside pyramid, circle and square that are your...
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...Water is a compound made out of 2 hydrogen and 1 oxygen. Temperature is the degree or intensity of heat in a substance or object. Water freezes at a temperature of 32 degrees Fahrenheit or 0 degrees Celsius. Water has 3 states of matter. Water in liquid form is water, water in solid form is ice, and water in gas form is water vapor. Most people would think that cooler water would freeze faster than warmer water because the cooler water is closer to the freezing point, but in the experiment that will be done, we will learn if this is true. The importance of this research is to learn if the Mpemba effect is a true/valid effect. The impact of this research would tell us if the Mpemba effect is a true/valid effect and that an experiment may have a much...
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...Delinquency 1 The “Broken Home” or Broken Society A Sociological Study of Family Structure and Juvenile Delinquency By Hillary R. Sheehan Advised by Professor Chris Bickel SocS 461, 462 Senior Project Social Science Department College of Liberal Arts CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC STATE UNIVERSITY Winter, 2010 © 2010 Hillary Sheehan Delinquency 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter Page Research Proposal…………………………………………………………………………3 Annotated Bibliography…………………………………………………………………...5 Outline……………………………………………………………………………………10 Abstract…………………………………………………………………………………..14 Introduction………………………………………………………………………………15 The “Broken Home”: Truth or Trend……………………………………………15 Statistics on Single-Parent Families and Juvenile Delinquency…………………21 Case Study……………………………………………………………………….23 Theories…………………………………………………………………………..27 Criticisms………………………………………………………………………...32 Conclusion……………………………………………………………………….34 Bibliography……………………………………………………………………………..36 Delinquency 3 Research Proposal The goal of this research paper is to explore the topic of juvenile delinquency and to analyze the cause of such behavior. The topic of most interest is how the family structure plays a role in delinquent behavior and what can be said about the so called broken home. There is a lot of research in criminal justice that tries to explore the reasons behind people’s behavior and this paper is intending to address youth who have been involved in the system. By exploring this topic I hope to get a better...
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...and submission of confirmation to BFS laboratories. Physical evidence bulletins are not planned to be utilized within lieu of preparing in the accumulation of confirmation. Investigation and comes about that may be acquired The bureau of forensic services (BFS) gives logical backing to law implementation organizations through the examination of paint proof. Paint proof happens as moves in an assortment of unlawful acts, including vehicular hit-and-runs, ambushes, and thefts. Sorts of paint confirmation that is normally experienced incorporate auto, engineering, and upkeep paints. Paint investigation can additionally incorporate different coatings and polymers. In instances of attempt at manslaughter, other proof, for example, broken lenses or other vehicular body parts may be recouped. Paint chips and different things of confirmation found at the scene can some of the time structure a physical fit with comparing paint or auto parts in harmed ranges on a suspect vehicle, accordingly making a complete affiliation (e.g. The paint or body part originated from a specific vehicle). It is some of the time conceivable to get data on makes/models/years of conceivable source vehicles from paint and cohorted confirmation utilizing the pdq (paint data query) paint database. The database holds data on original...
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...Chapter 3 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY This chapter states the discusses the method of research used, the materials and equipment needed to make the product and the steps or procedure to be followed in making it. This chapter also discusses the way on how the product was tested and observed. Research Design This sudy made use of the experimental design form of research that will study the Malunggay or Moringa Oleifera as an alternative to herbal tea in terms of price, taste and effectiveness. This will also determine the procedures involving the control or manipulation of conditions for the purpose of studying the relative effects of various treatments applied to members of different samples. Since the present study is concerned with the Malunggay leaves as a herbel tea, the experimental method is the most appropriate to used. Materials · Fresh malunggay leaves · Clean tray · Clean sheet of mania paper · Tea bag · Air tight container · Fine mesh basket Methods Harvesting. Harvest 2-3 young green compound leaves that show no signs of yellowing. Place collected leaves in a tray and transport them in a drying shade. Sorting and Cleaning. Immediately after harvest, clean and sort out collected the leaves from unnecessary materials such as dust and other foreign particles. Air-Drying. Lay out the leaves on a clean sheet of paper for 2-3 days. Manila paper, bond papers, and other similar materials can be used as the drying mat of the foliage. Do not sun dry for it would destroy Vitamins...
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...International Journal of Applied Engineering Research. ISSN 0973-4562, Volume 8, Number 16 (2013) pp. 1871-1878 © Research India Publications http://www.ripublication.com/ijaer.htm Case Study of Solid Waste Management at a College Campus Abhilash Krishna, Krishna Nandanan, Pradeep Kumar S.S. and Srihari K.S. Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Amrita School of Engineering, Coimbatore, India. Abstract This paper examines the technical, economic and environmental aspects of the waste management techniques practiced at an educational campus in South India. It encompasses the entire spectrum of waste collection, segregation, reuse, recycle, incineration and landfill. An in-depth analysis of this process has been done as it helps to both emulate and improve this complex yet essential practice. The study involves interaction with people directly associated with this process by which a clear understanding of the technical and management aspect of the entire process can be obtained. It has also provided a substantial amount of raw data regarding the amount and types of waste generated, labour, cost and other related aspects. Appropriate suggestions and justifications had been put forth to improve the efficiency of the system. Keywords: Bio-degradable waste, compost, non bio-degradable waste, waste management. 1. Introduction A sample population of 8000 people in a 450-acre college campus had been considered. The college campus is located in a nondescript village...
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...Research Paper Vehicle users who throw garbage out of the car windows exhibit no respect for themselves and for the environment. Submitted to Prof. Saima Bhaur 13th June, 2013 Acknowledgement It was a interesting and learning experience of doing this research.We would like to thanks specially to our Professor Saima Bhaur for giving her valuable suggestions and help while doing this research. We would like to thanks all the students who have filled the questionnaire. We are also thankful to the university for providing us great opportunity for doing this research. Finally we would like to thanks to our friends for their support. Abstract This is very important to know the effects of littering and garbage throwing out of cars. Why people do this? They are just careless about everything. They even do not know that throwing trash harms our environment and it is also harmful for the animals too. There are too many bad effects. The people who do this have no respect at all. This can be habitual. We have noticed that teenagers throw trash out of cars just for fun. They usually enjoy doing this. To know about all this we have conducted a quantitative research. We have conducted a survey consisting of questionnaire. Our sample size was fifteen. We have asked nine close ended questions relating to this problem to gather data. One question was open ended in which we have noticed different thinking about this issue. After doing all this research we have...
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...policy, for authorization by WRMC, dealing with the agreement and carrying out of the Australian laws that appropriate the certifiedtypicalWHSlawmaking, to make sure that a nationally regularway is taken to complaisance and carrying out - Accumulate, investigate and bring out data or other information related to WHS and employees‘rectification in order to communicate knowledge the development or appraisal of policies in relationship to those substances - Carrying on and bring out research related to WHSand employees’ compensation in order to communicate knowledge the growth or appraisal of policies in relationship to those concerns - Growth and advance national schemes to build up awareness of WHS and employees’...
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...has been set in motion One of the main reasons we recycle is for preserving our world for future generations. The items we throw out take energy to make, so many of the items are not biodegradable. They take centuries to break down. We produce so much waste that we are running out of space to bury it or dispose of it without contaminating the environment. Preserving our environment is not just some wild conspiracy theory. Almost everything we see around us can be recycled. Each piece of material we recycle makes a positive impact on the environment. Recycling regulations in countries, states, and even local community vary. You need to know what can be recycled. Practically everything in a modern household can be recycled like paper, plastic, glass, metals, and wood scrap. More items are added to the list of what can be recycled as our technology grows. Some items like light bulbs can't be recycled because they are too hazardous and we need to avoid mercury contamination in landfills. Recycling process is a cycle and has three stages. The first stage is the collecting and sorting. In some areas, mixing recyclables is...
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...Recycling Environmental Science October 18, 2012 Abstract This research paper is about the pros and cons of recycling and how it affects our environment in positive and negative ways. The research used for this paper is the most up to date and relevant to the subject. Mandatory recycling is taking place in some communities around the United States and has its benefits and negative effects on the community as well as the environment. The recycling process for Aluminum cans is complex and is beneficial to the environment, although others believe the opposite. There are certain things to look forward to concerning recycling as there are negative impacts. Recycling Pros & Cons Recycling is something some individuals have in mind while others do not worry about the topic too much, but it does have its benefits as well as its negative outcomes. When we recycle it benefits the environment, because there less demand for raw material, which is extracted from the earth. By recycling we can just melt and process the material we already have and use it again and again. We do not have to use it for the same thing we could use the material for other purposes. When aluminum is recycled as well as plastic you receive a CRV back, which is a tax that is charged to the consumer when he or she purchased the product. Not everybody likes to donate money to the government and by taking their aluminum cans and plastic bottles to a recycling center he or she receives in return their money...
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...Introduction The world is a place for everyone and everything to live comfortably. In order to fulfill this comfort that we are supposed to have, we have to keep a healthy environment. Everything that everyone does affects the environment, in good and bad ways. There are things that go unnoticed in everyday life that needs to be looked at more seriously in order to improve the environment. Recognizing and correcting the problem and promoting the positive aspects will ultimately improve the environment. In order to maintain a healthy environment, society must become aware of how day-to-day activities impact the environment and they also need to be ready to approach and change such lifestyles. So how can we, as individuals, improve the environment? Why When talking about environment related issues, most people just don’t care; they are only doing enough to get by for themselves. The only concerns they have are paying their bills on time, taking care of their family, keeping their job, and being happy. People are contemplating the fact that they are just one person, and the changes they make won’t make a difference so why should it matter. (Savage) If this mind set of people changes then that one person will turn it to hundreds and thousands of people and differences in the environment will start to be seen. There are multiple different reasons on why you should care about the environment and what impacts it. Approximately 40% of deaths globally are cause by pollution, and...
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...14th GREEN TIP TO SAVE MOTHER EARTH Broken scientific apparatus like thermometer, barometers, manometers, sphygmomanometers, and float valves and other things that have mercury on should be disposed properly. Avoid throwing them in rivers for mercury is toxic and poisonous. Mercury * Mercury is a chemical element with symbol Hg and atomic number 80. It is commonly known as quicksilver and was formerly named hydrargyrum. * Mercury poisoning can result from exposure to water-soluble forms of mercury (such as mercuric chloride or methylmercury), inhalation of mercury vapor, or eating seafood contaminated with mercury. * Mercury is used in thermometers, barometers, manometers, sphygmomanometers, float valves, mercury switches, mercury relays fluorescent lamps and other devices, through concerns about the element's toxicity have led to mercury thermometers and sphygmomanometers being largely phased out in clinical environments in favour of alternatives such as alcohol- or galinstan-filled glass thermometers and thermistor- or infrared-based electronic instruments. Mercury can be found in four different forms: * Mercury metal, which is a silver-gray liquid, is harmful to humans when it is exposed into the air and consequently breathed into the lungs. * Methylmercury "may be taken into the body by eating certain saltwater and freshwater fish, especially larger fish at the top of the food chain, such as shark, swordfish, largemouth bass, and chain pickerel." ...
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...In these works, Ecclesia is shown looking proud and regal with a chalice and a cross staff. Synagaga however, looks lost and defeated; she is blindfolded and her staff is broken. She is interested in where these images come from and how they fit in the context of society. To look at this, Juliette will look at antisemitism in the middle ages and what forms it takes. Motifs such as blood libel, money lending, and status as “Christ killers” all contribute to the anti-Semitic climate that these images of Ecclesia and Synagaga were made, thus explaining some of the motivation behind their...
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