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    2. After the attacks of September 11 there was new and seemingly urgent justification for further militarization of America’s police department to be able to protect the country from terrorism. 3. The Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution provides that "the right of the people to be secure in their persons‚ houses‚ papers‚ and effects‚ against unreasonable searches and seizures‚ shall not be violated‚ and no Warrants shall issue‚ but upon probable cause‚ supported by Oath or affirmation‚ and

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    comes to standardized test. Walberg and Brown think that if you motivate students enough they will do better on standardized test. One of the things I notice when reading this article is they motivated the students right before the test. So they are testing the effect of a little bit of motivation. I think the author did a logical study. I feel that the author she have also mention academic levels of each school. “Three schools differed significantly in achievement” (Walberg and Brown‚ 1993). This might

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    Cultural Differences Jason Roby COM 360 October 24‚ 2011 Professor Renee Peckham For any relationship to succeed both parties need patience‚ tolerance‚ and understanding. This becomes especially important when individuals come from dissimilar cultural backgrounds. If the individuals take the time to learn about the other’s culture many stereotypes and misconceptions will be eliminated. If they slow down and listen to one another they will likely find that despite their differences they

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    Employee Testing Selection The purpose of this chapter is to explain how to use various tools to select the best candidates for the job. The main topics we’ll cover include selection‚ testing‚ background and reference checks‚ ethical and legal questions‚ types of tests‚ and work samples and simulations. By the time we finish this chapter‚ I’ll be able to: I. Explain what is meant by reliability and validity. II. Explain how you would go about validating a test. III. Cite and

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    978-0-07-122089-7 Case 3.1: Personality Testing‚ Yes or No? Mark‚ a project leader in Austin‚ Texas‚ needed a new software engineer for his eight-person team. He used his network‚ reviewed resumes‚ and invited 15 candidates for interviews. In addition he had the top three candidates complete the 16-personality factors test. This was a general test that he believed would reveal personality characteristics that were important to know before making a job offer. Personality testing is a relatively inexpensive

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    Psychological Testing in the Workplace Introduction Psychological tests are popular among private and public companies‚ government agencies and in the military as well. Psychological testing is used for several purposes‚ they can be used in the pre-employment process‚ and they can be used as an aid in regarding employment retention as well as in job placement. While the uses of psychological testing are wide spread‚ there are issues revolving around the validity and reliability of these tests

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    television‚ social media‚ and many more options. Most of the time advertising is typically used to appeal to a certain race‚ sex‚ social class‚ or even a certain country. Advertising in a certain country is made to make sure that advertising meets the cultural needs of that particular audience. There are many goals that are achieved when advertising is occurring. Maybe the advertisement is trying to get first-time users to use their product‚ or maybe they are trying to get regular buyers to continue

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    2013 CRT/205 How Bias Influences Critical Thinking? It determines how bias is going to influence critical thinking because there are different types of bias. In the last and most argument that I had recently was about when I bought my van. I did not think much about it because it was coming from my husband’s friend that he has known for many years. My husband and I went to our friend’s house to look at this van because we needed room for all our kids. It was a belief bias that came to the conclusion

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    Cultural Autobiography Maria Skoulidas MHC My father’s parents were born in a small village in the Peloponnese. They were kind and humble people that eventually made their way to Athens. My mother’s parents were born in Kafkaso‚ a town in Minor Asia‚ which at that time belonged to Greece. With the war of 1921‚ the Turks forced my mother’s parents to flee to Athens. They were wealthy and proud‚ as were many Pontian Greeks at that time. Both of my parents were born in Athens

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    Detecting Media Bias HUM/114 Critical Thinking and Creative Problem Solving Detecting Media Bias Detecting media bias is an effective way to improve our critical thinking skills. When using critical thinking skills it helps us to understand better and be clear on information given to us‚ thus keeping us from being manipulated or deceived by the media. Whatever you read you should apply critical thinking skills asking yourself‚ “What is the author’s intention? Is the author trying to persuade

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