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    Chess

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    Chess is a two-player strategy board game played on a chessboard‚ a checkered gameboard with 64 squares arranged in an eight-by-eight grid. It is one of the world’s most popular games‚ played by millions of people worldwide at home‚ in clubs‚ online‚ by correspondence‚ and intournaments. Each player begins the game with 16 pieces: one king‚ one queen‚ two rooks‚ two knights‚ two bishops‚ and eight pawns. Each of the six piece types moves differently. Pieces are used to attack and capture the opponent’s

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    Temperaments

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    The four temperaments Or What is your basic attitude towards life? Choleric Melancholic Sanguine Phlegmatic Sanguine Extrovert Choleric    A super extrovert Generally the first to speak A good salesman type  A strong natural leader SOURCE: Melancholic Introverts Phlegmatic   Perfectionist Analytical‚ somewhat critical    Very quiet Rarely gets angry Experiences many fears and worries SOURCE: Choleric   Goal-oriented

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    Temperament Inventory

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    PAL-II was the only assessment that personality was studied under. The personality study was done through the use of temperament and character inventory. Temperament inventory refers to the manner of thinking‚ behaving‚ or reacting characteristic of a specific person. This is our automatic emotion response. There are four temperament dimensions‚ which are novelty seeking‚ harm avoidance‚ reward dependence‚ and persistence. Character inventory refers to self-concepts and individual

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    A Game of Chess.

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    A Game of Chess | Artist: Marcel Duchamp Written By: Chad Jordan | A simple yet complex description from the eyes of a college student newly educated on the arts. | | Marcel Duchamp is most renown for his work‚ Fountain (1917) was displayed and photographed at Alfred Stieglitz’s studio and Nude Descending a Staircase (1912) In the Duchamp’s painting A Game of Chess (1910)‚ he uses a variety of colors. He uses shades and tints of those colors vividly and with balance of the brightness and

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    Chess 1

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    Young People Chess can show how great our minds work and how we make decisions in our daily lives. People of all ages can play chess. It has been played by people all over the world for hundreds of years from young children to adults. Chess is so popular that schools have made chess clubs for students that are interested in learning or playing the game. Due to the accessibility and multicultural nature of the game‚ chess better prepares students for the challenge of life. Chess allows a diverse

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    Chess 2

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    The Symbolism of Chess It is known that the game of chess originated in India. It was passed on to the medieval West through the intermediary of the Persians and the Arabs‚ a fact to which we owe‚ for example‚ the expression "check-mate"‚ (German: Schachmatt) which is derived from the Persianshah: "king" and the Arabic mat: "he is dead". At the time of the Renaissance some of the rules of the game were changed: the “queen”and the two “bishops” were given a greater mobility‚

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    History of Chess

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    The precursors of chess originated in India during the Gupta Empire‚[2][3][4][5] where its early form in the 6th century was known as chaturaṅga‚ which translates as "four divisions (of the military)": infantry‚ cavalry‚ elephantry‚ and chariotry‚ represented by the pieces that would evolve into the modern pawn‚ knight‚ bishop‚ and rook‚ respectively.[6] Chess was introduced to Persia from India and became a part of the princely or courtly education of Persian nobility.[7] In Sassanid Persia around

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    1.Using Porter’s competitive forces models we can analyze how Akaimai helps the NBA’s market competition. 1. Industry rivalry. Basketball leagues around the globe‚ other sports like soccer‚ baseball and football. 2. Buyer power. All professional sports are the main treats for NBA’s website traffic. 3. Suppliers Power. Basketball fans have a lot of alternatives television‚ radio‚ social media etc. and probably the NBA website advantage

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    Sport. the Chess/

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    playing chessChess is an indoor and competitive game played between two players. It is being played in tournaments‚ online or at home. The origin of chess is traced to India of the 6th century during the Gupta Empire. The military had four divisions known as "infantry"‚ "cavalry"‚ "elephant" and "chariot". These names are represented in the chess game as: pawn‚ knight‚ bishop and the rook respectively. In the 9th century‚ the game was introduced to Western Europe and Russia.The chess board is

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    Temperament In Children

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    This research paper is set to review and discuss key points relating to the temperament in children and studies that have been done in relation to how it affects a child’s personality and development. Temperament is a very large component of personality for a child at a young age. Early life influences can quickly shape how the temperament of a child begins to develop and how it evolves as they increase in age. Being introduced to positive or negative factors throughout the course of a young life

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