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In sum, it seems that students benefit immensely from special testing accommodations. Numerous studies indicate that score gains for disabled students under special testing accommodations are higher than score gains for students without disabilities. Based on these findings it seems that the disabled students should continue being provided with assistive technology, in order to ‘catch up' with their non-disabled peers. However, there is the lack of consensus on what constitutes a
Pages: 10 (2500 words), Research Paper
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A media article related to the above-outlined article on resilience nurturing is titled, “Nurturing resilience: Raising children to be competent and caring” written by Michael Ungar on 25 September 2011. The author again looks at how young people can develop resilience to various problems they face through specific coping strategies.
Pages: 5 (1250 words), Research Paper
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Since she could not be picked up by her parents from her after-school activities, her avoidant behavior and social phobia have been reinforced. She only has two close friends in school, mostly friends he grew up with and who were also Turkish. She does not have any other close friends and during recess or lunch hours, she either stays with...
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Some of Milgram’s strongest critics admire his creativity in designing this situation. The design of the obedience studies was a direct result of Milligram’s involvement in group pressure research. The experiment of Milgram was to discover the limit to which people would be obedient to authority.
Pages: 6 (1500 words), Research Paper
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One of the factors that emerged out of researches in the latter half of 21st century was that television is fast becoming a major contributor to aggressive behavior among children as a consequence of its violent content and popularity with children (Moeller, 2001).
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Hostility, social victimization, verbal aggression, extraversion, neuroticism, self-esteem, agreeableness, anger, social anxiety, openness, and physical aggression. These constructs are the real outcomes of cyberbullying and victimization. Therefore, I will measure all of them to determine their connection with cyberbullying and victimization
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In the case of Chantel, there are three major issues that will need to be addressed in the intervention plan designed to manage her ADHD. These are the cognitive, social/emotional and physical factors that are affected in her day to day living. Each factor is essential on its own and needs to be addressed personally if one to achieve success from the intervention process.
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Corey (2012) says that based on an individual’s experiences, a patient can be taught how to handle their experiences, how to relax and handle all experiences that may come to their minds. Schultz & Schultz (2001) argue that ones’ personality is greatly determined by the experiences one has gone through in the course of their existence. In the case of Grinch, his mind is the determiner of all his behaviors
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This research is being carried out to evaluate and present the DSM-IV-TR criteria for obsessions as follows:
The person suffers from images, thoughts, and impulses that are persistent and also recurrent. These occur in such significant manner as to causing anxiety and distress to the patient.
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The experiments conducted by the researchers show that the number of study opportunities increases the performance on immediate retention tests because lack of spacing produces short-term benefits. The research also shows that testing learners after studying promotes retention on the delayed tests as compared to studying for a long time without the test.
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Moreover, such person is sometimes forced to pay a lot of money to cater for medication. Such negative effect may also lead to a person developing thoughts of committing suicide (Myers, 2011). The reduced availability of money may also affect spouse and children. This may occur if the affected person acted as the only breadwinner in such families.
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In other words, there is a profound functional importance of the sense of olfaction or the sense of smell in the survival of any living organism in its environment and the study had focused on the specific experience-induced plasticity in response to odorants in the uterus of a living animal.
Pages: 6 (1500 words), Research Paper
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The way parents behave helps in understanding the development of a child, which is of great value to both academia and laypeople. Scholars have gone too deep researching to understand the relationships between parents and their children (Steinberg, 2005). The abilities of researchers to organize a variety of behaviors with which parents engage their children and put in place a consistent framework has led to the identification of parental behaviors, as well as their effects on the total health
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Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can be perceived as an “anxiety disorder” and it manifests in terms of characteristic symptoms as a consequence of a traumatic event and patients constantly attempt to “avoid triggers to revive” memories of such events (Vitzthum et al, 2009, p. Evidence suggests that while almost all humans sustain traumas in some or the other stage of their lives, only “8%” of those who suffer trauma “develop PTSD” (p. A person’s vulnerability to PTSD
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In social learning theory, the learner is not passive but he actively studies cognitive functioning, behavior, and environment of a criminal. This process is known as reciprocal determinism. However, social learning theory deeply stresses on the modeling technique where certain stimuli come in to play.
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Some have received support from other members of the society. This can also be attributed to the work of the activists in campaigning against domestic violence. When it comes to others, most of the victims feel sorry for them. It is for this reason that groups have been formed by the victims in the United States of America to support each other.
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One of the core reasons for the occurrence of false confession is that police detective incorrectly assume that a particular suspect is guilty of the crime being investigated. When police officials have decided beforehand that a particular individual is a criminal, the police officials conduct the practice of interrogations.
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Nature and thus tend to test and enhance the ability of the player to coordinate his/her hands and mind while at the same time improving a user’s problem-solving skills to enable him/her overcome the numerous occasions of dilemmas they face in life, which require him/her to make prompt decisions.
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Theory, gender socialization theory implies that gender roles are those learned by children beginning with their early years from immediate surrounding and other sources. Carter (2014, p.244) states that “from the moment that a baby enters the world it is inundated with symbols and language that shapes its conception of gender roles and gender stereotypes”. Ahan (2012, p.9) describes gender socialization as learning one’s gender through communication with the surrounding environment and
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There is a new network society that consists of digital revolution all over the world. It has led to some significant sociocultural changes we see in the society today. People have acceptance for people that were not initially an acceptable lot in the society. There is also a habit of people being self-centered. It is all about oneself, and no one cares about the thoughts and beliefs of others.
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