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    reconciling their beliefs such as victim blaming and derogation‚ ultimate justice reasoning

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    sample lesson: simple future June 5th‚ 2012 Introduction: This sample lesson is made for beginners (kids) for explaining simple future with an inductive approach. Using some visual aids to get the attention of the students through examples like‚ dialogs‚ conversations‚ images and videos. Teaching in a generative situation‚ which follows the real world is used in order to generate a real environment to make students experience like in the real life. Making students apply the language in

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    The Importance of Deductive Reasoning After reading the arguments containing deductive reasoning‚ it is apparent why having understanding of all facts is important. The function of deductive reasoning is to take information away from the closing argument to prove that the conclusion reached is true. Deductive reasoning provides support for the conclusion. Without the correct data we could not make a smart decision. The role of deductive reasoning in the decision-making process is essential.

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    Based on the two statements Socrates had made in the Apology and the Crito‚ we find that there is an obvious contradiction between them. On one side‚ Socrates says that he would still philosophize even though the jury wanted him not to; on the other side‚ he states that we shouldn’t challenge the law since it gives us everything. However‚ I think it is possible to reconcile the two views since one view is from his own perspective and another view is from the citizens’ perspective. In the next few

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    Because of its continuity‚ Clinical Reasoning does not happen in a linear manner but remains to be cyclical (Marcum‚ 2012). Nurses who exhibit good clinical reasoning skills have the capacity “to collect the right cues and to take the right action for the right patient at the right time and for the right reason” (Levett-Jones‚ Hoffman‚ Dempsey‚ Yeun-Sim Jeong‚ Noble‚ Norton‚ Roche & Hickey‚ 2010). In contrast‚ nurses with less developed clinical reasoning skills usually fall short in detecting

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    Pragmatic and procedural reasoning are two type strategies used by occupational therapy practitioners in clinical reasoning. Pragmatic reasoning focuses on the factors in the context of the practice and the client personal context that might affect the intervention‚ whereas procedural reasoning focuses on the client goals‚ and treatment plan that can help improve the client functional performance. Some examples of pragmatic reasoning are skills‚ equipment‚ time‚ law and policies. After the evaluation

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    "What is Motivated Reasoning‚ and What Are Its implication for Managing People?" Motivated reasoning is a stubborn and highly subjective means of defending ones judgment. I would say this behaviour could potentially produce both positive and negative results in managing people‚ depending on the situation. For instance‚ in the Billy Bonzai case that we’ve recently tackled‚ this is a perfect example of how motivated reasoning could result to both positive and negative outcome. Apparently‚ Billy knows

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    exact phrase written by Socrates on reasoning and human behavior. This is because‚ Socrates‚ although well-known during his own time for his conversational skills and public teaching‚ he wrote nothing. Everything told about Socrates’ thoughts and beliefs‚ are told through his students‚ mainly Plato‚ who had a tendency to insert his own meanings or opinions into statements. However‚ it is believed that Socrates insisted on questioning things and ensuring that reasoning is always applied. He often used

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    Influence of Moral Reasoning Bryan Gordon CRT 205 December 23‚ 2012 Influence of Moral Reasoning After reading the article “Fury Returns to Penn State” by Frank Fitzpatrick‚ the person I selected to write about is the ex-assistant coach Mike McQueary. Mike Queary witnessed Jerry Sandusky doing something horrible to a minor one night in the school locker room. With this knowledge‚ McQueary talked to his father about the incident then informed his superior‚ Joe Paterno‚ about what he witnessed

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    Development of Children ’s Reasoning Reasoning is mental process of looking for beliefs‚ conclusions‚ actions or feelings. Humans are able to engage in reasoning using Introspection; involving self-observation and examination of one ’s own thoughts and feelings. Human reasoning starts in early childhood when a child has to face a problem‚ he/she has to develop reasoning in order to solve it. This development of reasoning occurs from infancy through adolescence. Once children are able to represent

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