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    responsibilities of the researcher. Our group research project will be critically analysed. Kumar (2001) implies research is more than a set of skills. Research is a way of thinking and examining the various aspects of your day-to-day professional work‚ understanding and formulating guiding principles that govern a particular procedure. Research helps us to understand why things behave the way they do and why people act in a certain way. If carried out effectively‚ research can be imperative as it brings

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    asking how can a person make a difference in history. The importance is if something would happen then would you act as if Oskar did? I agree with it being possible to make a difference in history. Hitler was one man and he made the biggest dent in history a man could make. Oskar Schindler made a difference because by the time the movie was made over 6‚000 Schindler Jews were alive. Oskar also had changed the minds of some of the Nazi party which saved 1000 or more Jewish people. In the movie‚ we see how

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    The Way We Communicate Other Than Using Words. Nonverbal communication is part of our everyday life. Body language is a comprehension and communication tool via physical movements and changes that show a person ’s feelings‚ thoughts‚ and attitudes about other persons and things (Benzer N.P.). In order to determine the meaning of a nonverbal message one must first understand the sender’s personal frame of reference and cultural background‚ as well as the specific situation. To communicate well

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    Should we replenish our organs? From the start of time‚ humankind has tried to find solutions to live longer and healthier lives. This has lead to great innovations in the field of medicine. One of our most recent quests for this near immortality is related to the field of regenerative medicine. Regenerative medicine is moving towards replacing worn out cell‚ tissue‚ and organs in order to restore full functionality. While this may sound very assuring; there are a few complications and concerns

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    Advertisements Reflect What We Really Are Aristotle‚ a great philosopher said that all humans are social by nature. And he’s proven right. Humankind had formed societies from the ancient times in order to survive‚ and these societies as time went by evolved to the society we live in today. A society that is competitive‚ materialistic and demanding. A society that accepts us only if we are beautiful‚ have a high position in a big company and drive a nice‚ shiny car. Of course this reality

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    CHAPTER 7 VISUAL AIDS Role of visuals Visual Aids are an essential feature of effective communication. Why? Let us answer the question with an example: Figure 78 Figure 7 is a visual aid that explains‚ in nutshell‚ some facts about the contributions each of the senses make towards helping people learn. An alternative to this visual would have been to present the information in a narrative form. This would require learners to read or listen to a text carefully‚ assimilate the facts and

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    The Difference between Sex and Social Class A Summary of Scott Russell Sanders’ “The Men We Carry in Our Minds” In Scott Russell Sanders’ essay‚ “The Men We Carry in Our Minds”‚ he indicates his perspective through discussing the issues that exist between sex and social class. Sanders’ depicts his thoughts through narration which allows him to portray his own life experiences to support his viewpoint. Sanders’ thesis is fundamentally based on the lives of men “who’ve been discredited” (Sanders

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    ” For my first play‚ I attended “The Brothers Size”‚ written by Tarell Alvin McCraney‚ at The Old Globe Theatre‚ on Friday February 8‚ 2013 at 8 pm. As I was looking online for plays to attend to‚ this one in particular caught my interest because of how detailed the summary was of it. It reminded me of what you would read on the back of a dvd or a book and think to yourself‚ “I have to see this.” or “I have to read this.” “The Brothers Size” is about the individual’s journey of self-discovery

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    Advertising surrounds us in our everyday lives‚ and advertisers use countless means to catch the customer’s eye‚ including sexuality‚ celebrity appeal‚ fantasy‚ comedy‚ and plain old creativity. This is evident in the following analysis of two ads‚ one for Calvin Klein perfume and one for Scope mouthwash‚ appearing in the same issue of Cosmopolitan magazine. While both ads target the same audience‚ Calvin Klein focuses on fantasy and celebrity appeal‚ while Scope utilizes creativity. Magazines

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    Have you ever wonder if a child will make a good eyewitnesses? In this study‚ they are testing children to see how good is their memory are. They want to know if they can put a child on the stand and they can tell their point of view without messes up or retelling it as a false tale. How will they be able to test this without harming the child in any way? What are the results to this study? One day it all begin at a birthday party/play date… Christine M. Ricci and Carole R. Beal want to do research

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