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    Cheating on Exams

    Cheating on exams in online courses Proctored exams are necessary in order to maintain the credibility and integrity of currently offered online degree programs. There has been much written on the subject of cheating by students on the college level and studies conducted to support the conclusions. With the advent of the internet and the recent trend of colleges pressured to offer totally online degree programs the opportunity to cheat has expanded with the same exponent. “Academic integrity

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    the child development consultant, for advice on how to promote and nurture the cognitive development of their preschooler Jasmine. Watch the following video to learn more about the similarities and differences of developmental theories. Study of the Child: Theories of Development I, produced by Herzog, Milan & Herzog, Shanta (Learning Seed, 1997), 29:02 mins obtained from Alexander Street Press Education in Video from AUO Library. Compare and contrast the approaches of each of the four perspectives

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    Critical Thinking on Scientific Process

    Critical thinking on the scientific process. The scientific process is something people use on a daily basis for common problem solving. Like my group accomplished with our experiment of the sand crabs, when faced with any problem in daily life humans start the process of problem solving by asking a question that will lead to the solution we desire. Now in daily life we may not perform experiments with beakers and other equipment of the sorts, but even without knowing it, we unconsciously assume

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    Describe and Discuss Social Facilitation Theory

    Describe and discuss social facilitation theory. Refer to empirical evidence in your answer Social facilitation is the tendency people have to perform better on tasks when in the presence of others than when alone. Social inhibition, on the other hand, is the tendency people have to perform worse on certain tasks when in the presence of others. When in the presence of other people, we automatically become alert, or aroused. The body’s usual response in such situations is called the dominant response

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    What are the hypotheses that you will test? This should directly support your research question. Theories that should be investigated by the HR team include understanding what is the cause of the turnover rate of new hire employee’s? Is it training, inexperience or poor applicant screening? To test this theory it would be beneficial to compare the following things; how well employee’s do if they have already worked in the field before, how well employees do who are coming straight out of school

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    Case Study

    parents. It is a little disturbing that she is displaying such negative actions. I have been in contact with her parents. I have inquired about her behavior and its changes. In this study I will use Barbara Coloroso’s Inner Discipline theory. Coloroso’s theory is not punishment (Metu.edu.tr). According to Coloroso, punishment is considered as being adult oriented, shows power, causes anger, resentment, and invites more conflict (metu.edu.tr). Punishment, according to Coloroso, includes, embarrassment

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    The Obstacles of Science

    THE OBSTACLES OF SCIENCE Nowadays, our lives have completely intertwined with science. It is crucial for every part of our lives. While we are enjoying or studying, we use returns of science. In short, it is indispensable for our society. In spite of its enormous importance, most people do not know what science is and what its problems are. Michael Shermer’s definition for science is “Science is not affirmation of a set of beliefs, but a process of inquiry aimed at building a testable body of

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    Testing a Theory

    Ariel Berdon At home one day (a few years ago), I decided to test a theory I had about chocolate chip cookies. The theory was: “I think that the cookies would taste better if the dough was left in the refrigerator for 48 hours before getting baked.” My informal hypothesis was, "If I let the dough sit in the refrigerator for 48 hours, then these cookies will taste better than those cookies that were baked immediately after preparation.” This was a form of Experimental Research, which psychologists

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    Scientific Method

    Scientific Method Activity Erin Whjpple SCI 230 Mitzie Sowell In the first scientific method activity I chose the experiment with tomato plant growth in a garden. In this experiment I observed that the tomatoes in the small garden haven’t been growing as full producing fewer tomatoes each summer. The last four years the tomatoes have been grown in the same garden in the same soil as the summers past without replenishing the soil. This caused me to question whether or not the plants need

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    Research Statistics and Psychology

    To understand thoroughly something a person must understand its background and conduct research. According to Bing Dictionary (2012), research is an organized way to study something; that can include an investigation to uncover facts, to create a theory or correct a previous one, or to make a plan based upon the discovered facts. A person cannot conduct or make connections in research without the use of statistics. Statistics can be just about any compilation of information on any subject in use

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