Chapter Five Society lays out all the behaviors‚ influences‚ ideas‚ and attitudes for every individual. If we were born in a different society it would create a totally different person. Our lives‚ ideas‚ values‚ and goals would all be different from the life we are living today. For example‚ if we were raised in a hunting and gathering society or nomads. Our food would consist of hunting animals and gathering plants to eat. We would depend on our spouses‚ the males to hunt for large animals
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My 1st grade teacher would have asked me “where do you see you self in the future?” my response would have been “a professional basketball player or an astronaut. I’m now 18 years old‚ and my writing teacher asked me that same question. This time my response will be realistic and more attainable. I have a strong family and personal relationship. I didn’t come to college single‚ I do have a boyfriend back home who’s enlisted in the navy. Also‚ I have my big wonderful family waiting for me back
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The Antebellum period occurred through dynamic a time of religious renewal and advancements in industry. The Market revolution transformed self-sufficient farms into an industrial society. The Second Great Awakening made America into a more religious nation. Before the Second Great Awakening and the Market Revolution women were deemed only to be satisfied by playing with their children in a park‚ dressed in beautiful dresses as depicted in the painting “The Happy Mother” (Document G). After the awakening
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ASSIGNMENT 05 – EUP1501 BASED ON THE CASE STUDIES 1. CAN ICTs BE INNOVATIVELY USED IN THE ABSENCE OF MINIMUM LITERACY LEVELS AMONG THE POOR? Information and communication technology (ICTs) is a technology that has revolutionized communication. It’s a term used to describe both modern and old forms of communication ranging from the radios and telephoned to the modern technologies such as the internet and mobile communications. NO ICTs cannot be used in the absence of minimum literacy levels
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1. Understand the meaning of duty of care. 1.1) Define the term duty of care: this is the responsiablelty of an individual under the employment of an care institution to adhere to as well as an legal obligation. This will affect attitudes to the appropriate duty of care towards adult using services also you can include your work colleges and yourself within this. Furthermore this requires work to be based towards the best interests of the individuals using the service so therefore ensuring that
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Use CART to predict treatment outcome Start with genes-leukemia.csv dataset used in assignment 2. As a predictor use field TREATMENT_RESPONSE‚ which has values Success‚ Failure or "?" (missing) A. Examine the records where TREATMENT_RESPONSE is non-missing. Q1: How many such records are there? Answer: 15 (7 success‚ 8 failure) Q2: Can you describe these records using other sample fields (e.g. Year from XXXX to YYYY ‚ or Gender = X‚ etc) Answer: CLASS = AML and Source=CALGB Q3: Why is it not
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AS4 Marketing techniques:Ansoff’s Matrix Steve and Kerry set up a small juice company five years ago when they converted their home into a small production unit. Since then the business has gone from strength to strength. Kerry was always keen for the business to grow and set a clear objective of growth from the beginning. 1.a)Briefly explain one advantage to Steve and Kerry of an objective of growth. Because Steve and Kerry have a objective and that is good because you want to complete your
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Eymp5: support children’s speech‚ language and communication 1.1 Explain each of these terms; . Speech .language .communication .speech language and communication needs Speech Speech is the physical production of sound using your tongue‚ lips‚ palate and respiratory system which enables us to communicate ideas. Children learn how to regulate and coordinate muscles when learning to talk which enables them to produce sounds which will then help to say words other people can understand. There
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1.1- Speech is vocalised language. It is usually learnt before the written language. In speech the symbols are not written or signed but are actual spoken language as sounds. Usually from the age of 6 weeks babies will make cooing sounds to show pleasure. They make these sounds as the mouth has not yet fully developed properly. From 6-9 months the baby will babble as if they are practising sounds. By 9-12 months the range of sounds that babies produce becomes more limited and reflects the sound
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In Homer’s epic‚ The Odyssey‚ various aspects of the ancient Greeks are revealed through the actions‚ characters‚ plot‚ and wording. Homer uses his skill as a playwright‚ poet‚ and philosopher to inform the audience of the history‚ prides‚ and achievements of the ancient Greeks‚ and‚ also‚ to tell of the many values and the multi-faceted culture of the ancient Greek caste. The Greeks had numerous values and customs‚ of which the primary principles are the mental characteristics of an individual
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