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...? Theories of Human Development and Functioning Task: Hypothesis In the field of human development and functioning, the theory of lifespan psychology has taken new dimensions with preceding years. On that basis, we can say the theory has progressed for the better development of humanity. Hebb, D. (2009). Images of Life-Span Development. The Science of Life-Span Development OLC: Retreived from 22 Jan 2012. Therefore, the present similarities between the theories of lifespan psychology are as follows: according to Freud in his psychoanalytic perspective, theory of lifespan psychology was influenced by biological impulsions and expectations of the social setting. Freud’s theory continue... Theories of Human Development and Functioning Task:...
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...?Research s and the Annotated Bibliography Double –entry research log entry for “Special Report II: Racial profiling-overcoming the perception ofracial profiling” by Anonymous March 11, 2011 Anonymous,. "Special report II: Racial profiling-overcoming the perception of racial profiling." Law&Order 49.4 (2001): 94-101. Web. 11 Mar 2011. https://login.ezproxy.fiu.edu/login?url=http://search.proquest.com/docview/197229732?accountid=10901 Reading Notes -The initial line introduces this as a community relations issue. -There is perception among the public that the police racially profiling, i.e. polls cited -Transitions directly into data collection approaches -transitions into lawsuits and new data collection methods -ends... s and the Annotated...
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...?Research s and the Annotated Bibliography Double –entry research log entry for “Miami Dade Police Department Questionnaire” by Anonymous March 17, 2011 MDPD,. "Miami Dade Police Questionnaire." Chapter 32 Part 1 Enforcement Profiling [CALEA 1.2.9]. (2011): Print. Reading Notes -racial profiling is the reason for the interview -a well worded questionnaire -A brief section of concise terminology clarifying definition and intent attached -Clear intent to stamp out blatant racial profiling -positive response from interviewee, clarity in responses Strong Response Notes An intense subject answered well Clarification of definition is very important The intent is clear, and motivations of the officer interviewed seemed clear Overall... s and the...
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... College: The History of Italian Mafia Pickering-lazzi, Robin “Mafia and outlaw stories from Italian life and literature” Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2007. This is a collection of literature by most significant figures in the Italian literature field, some of the renowned writers that have been included in the book are Livia De Stefani, Grazia Dekedda, Anna Maria Ortese, Silvana La Spina and Giovanni, Verga. The book also presents some of the famous witnesses who have had first hand experience with the Italian Mafia in helping to give the groups inception, growth and activities. The book gives an overview of the Italian perspectives on the Mafia and crime covering the 1880’s and 1990’s. It covers aspects of the legends... College:...
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...?Annotated Bibliography Alkon, Paul. Science Fiction Before 1900: Imagination Discovers Technology. New York, NY: Twayne Publishers, 1994. Print. This source is a summary of the works and scholarships of pre-twentieth century science fiction. The first chapter covers some topics covered in modern science fiction and rest of the three chapters covers the masterpieces of nineteenth-century science fiction. He approaches these topics in the form of reference works, historical and theoretical studies, anthologies, and studies of individual writers and works. Over all though the author, Paul Alkon’s, bias in favor of post-modern science fiction is apparent, he does a good job of presenting information over persuasion. Due to this fact... Bibliograp...
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...?Annotated bibliography: Hemingway: War in His Short Stories Barloon, Jim. “Very Short Stories: The Miniaturization of War in Hemingway's ‘In Our Time.’” Hemingway Review 24.2 (2005): 5-17. Print. Barloon suggests that Hemingway miniaturizes the concept of war in In Our Time. Barloon believes that Hemingway thinks that war cannot be faced directly or projected directly in a narrative. Instead, it can only be understood from its bits and pieces, such as in short stories, since the sum of war is hard to grasp. This is a good article, since it offers the insight that Hemingway sees the war story as a fragmented effort. No one can fully understand the war and its effects on different people and groups. People can only try... bibliography:...
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...?Hepburn, Stephanie & Rita J. Simon. “Hidden in Plain Sight: Human Trafficking in the United s”, Gender Issues, vol.27, , pp 26. In thisarticle, Hepburn & Simon (2010) describe the characteristics of human trafficking from a global perspective and the efforts being undertaken by U.S. officials (and abroad) to curb its growing presence across the world. Human sex trafficking earns annual profits of $44.3 billion, consisting of 56 percent women and girls and 44 percent men and boys who are exploited for sexual purposes (Hepburn & Simon, 2). In order to ensure compliance, those who are exploited are threatened with physical harm, have their visas revoked (as many are foreign citizens outside of the U.S.), and even offering threats... Stephanie & ...
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...?Annotated Bibliography Allen, Nicole. “A Cover to Cover Solution: How Open Textbooks are the Path to Textbook Affordability.” The PIRGs. Public Information Resource Group, Sep. 2010. Web. 10 July 2011. In this lengthy article, Allen details a study she conducted to determine if open textbooks are a logical way to make student textbooks more affordable. Considering “the average student spends $900 on textbooks annually,” she thinks “the need for solutions is increasingly urgent” (Allen 4). She goes into some detail around what she calls “market failure that hinders the economic checks and balances that naturally regulate costs” (6) as the reason publishers charge so much. Other reasons include issuing new editions every “3-4 years...
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...? Effects of Sleep on GPA Task: Effects of Sleep on GPA Present research holds that unsatisfactory sleep contributes significantly to its preceding activities. This is not only on an adult's work presentation, but also on how sound students perform at school. Young students who suffer sleep interruptions are likely to receive awful grades (Weisler, 2012). Current research on sleep deprivation among students proves that students with inferior grade point average (GPA) are likely to experience restlessness and difficulties in concentrating during the day. Therefore, this manuscript has annotated several articles that address the effects of sleep deprivation on a student’s GPA. They are empirical, as well as theoretical papers... Effects of...
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...Annotated Bibliography Paper Parkinson's Disease European Science Foundation. (2008). Stem Cell Research Aims To Tackle Parkinson's Disease. Science Daily. Retrieved April 25, 2009. http://www.sciencedaily.com /releases/2008/01/080118101925.htm
Parkinson's disease is a condition that can cause muscles to become rigid and limbs to tremble uncontrollably due to the loss of a particular type of brain cell called dopaminergic (DA) neurons in the part of the brain called the substantia nigra. By using stem cell therapy, new tissues and organs are grown from these stem cells or 'blank' cells to develop into fully mature or 'differentiated' DA neurons to be transplanted into the patient's brain. Furthermore, new tests can be conducted... Bibliograph...
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