The quote above is indeed correct in the way that scientific societies constantly re-test and preform tests again to see if they will yield the same results. ... When trying to conduct a human science observation, one must also take into account that the temperature, lighting, colors, and people around make the difference in attitude and emotion expressed. ... However, one weekend, the weather was overcast and there were no people at the park. ... Although there are problems with re-testing, there is value in it. ... This constant testing to narrow down possibilities helps our knowledge in res...

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It could not be tested how an electronic device is supposed to help improve memory. It's not science if it cannot be tested or disproved in any meaningful way. ... He must make a realistic hypothesis, collect the data, and then test it. ... Given that, some people still claimed to have memory improvements. ... If people expect to have side effects, there is a greater chance of those responses to occur. ...

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Through everything that we absorb daily, we are shaped into the people we will be by a young age. ... They sampled saliva from each subject to test the amount of nicotine residue in the saliva. ... Higgins, tests a somewhat new and foreign area of crime: cyber crime. ... The second restraint of this study was the theory it was testing. Morris and Higgins claim that they could not test all of social learning theory's components. ...

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For the conservation experiment, I used both the liquid quantity test and the conservation of number test. ... For a child Brandon's age, it is not very uncommon to fail this test. Even though Brandon failed the liquid quantity test, he redeemed himself with the conservation of number test. ... Moral Characteristics I created a scenario to test Brandon's sense of morality. ... I thought that this is relevant to the observation because many people stereotype children as being dependent on adults and cannot do anything autonomously. ...

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Our purpose was to determine the level of compliance of a stranger when confronted with multiple variables and test which had the most effect if any. ... Depending on the application, some might want to understand what lowers or raises the compliancy level of people, while others might be interested on what can alter someone's behavior. ... There have been other studies that have also tested and analyzed compliant behavior with gender. ... With their results we can determine a link between the type of attire worn and compliance levels of people. ... In order to accurately assess the diffe...

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This helps the kids think quickly and hopefully help them get ready for tests. ... This can be used for a review for a test or exam, or even at the end of the week to debrief. ... Another example of set induction would be as the article says: by comparing a group of people to a pile of books, it is possible to show that one cannot really judge people by their appearance any more than one can judge a book by its cover. ... After they analyze the students formulate a hypothesis, test the hypothesis, draw conclusions, and make recommendations. ... Students should be given the opportunity to...

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As people inquire more, think more, develop more, ask more, problems began to rise. ... By doing this, scientists use the scientific method to test their hypothesis. ... Medical researches choose a variety of men and women and test the drug on them. ... People disagree and the foundation of math begins to crumble. ... Emotions led people to be appalled and flabbergasted at what they saw. ...

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It discusses how diversity brings not just new people, but new ideas and talent to contribute to society. ... Diversity is inclusive, not just of people, but of different ideas and mindsets. ... Critics claim that some students that are more qualified-those who attended better high schools, have higher GPAs and test scores, etc.... If they didn't see the value of having a diverse campus, every student would have a 4.0 high school GPA and perfect test scores. ... As is the case with many minorities, one student may have gone to a less rigorous public school, and even gotten slightly lowe...

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In addition, technology is the technical means people use to improve their surroundings. ... Through technology, people communicate better. Technology allows people to make better and more products. ... But they failed to become the mainstream culture in China - Chinese education and curricula were still solidly based on the civil-war examination system which tested students' mastery of Confuscius classics. ... But they failed to become the mainstream culture in China - Chinese education and curricula were still solidly based on the civil-war examination system which tested stu...

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There isn't necessarily anything wrong with this, but most people don't bother to analyze what the true connection is between a cause and it's effect. David Hume does an outstanding job of presenting a point of view that many people do not consider at all. ... These descriptions lead to more rigorous testing and further detailed descriptions. ... Causation is only inferred at one point in the scientific method and then another scientist repeats the method to test the quality of the newfound cause. ... Now according to Hume, even though we have tested thousands of times on ca...

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This study tested the relation between job satisfaction and education, working in area of self-interest/education in the some plants of forest industry in Turkey. ... According to this statement, first group: Formal educational training, which is mainly theoretical, undertaken to obtain academic diplomas and degrees, where people prove their ability academically. ... For example, a lot of people don't work in the area of self-interest education in Turkey. ...

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Therefore, the people of this era depicted science as a key element to ignite political and religious change. ... This array of unique values for judgement causes theories to appear correct in only certain areas and by certain people. ... Numerous people utilized science to bolster their religious or political position. ... The people of Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries were driven to promote moral order and the open spread of ideas for the common good. In the political arena, the rulers encouraged the collaboration amongst specific groups and provided the atmosphere to test these the...

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There were four hypotheses tested. ... The study was conducted in a conference room outside of class, in groups of eight to fourteen people. ... Hypothesis four was also supported by the fact that when presenting accountability information before the training sessions the results were much higher test scores and note taking behavior than when presenting accountability information after training. ... Each of these samples employs over 500 people, so there is no significant size difference. ...

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Now, modern philosophers focus on the scientific aspects of philosophy and more or less, theories that can be proven through the scientific method of: Asking a question, doing background research, construct a hypothesis, testing that hypothesis by doing a practical experiment, analyzing the data from the experiment to draw a conclusion and finally, and most importantly, communicating these findings. ... Socrates (470/469 - 399 BCE) Socrates is famous for studying the ways in which people live. ... Socrates wanted people to worry about their connection to God as Socrates heavily believed in mon...

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This walk allows me to find an interpersonal experience with people I don't know, as they walk in the opposite direction of my path. ... According to Modigliani, "Embarrassment is a sufficiently unpleasant emotion so that people will generally go to great lengths to avoid an action or situation that might precipitate it.... As a result of testing Modigliani's theory he concluded that the results of the experiment clearly demonstrate the close connection between embarrassment and loss of situational-subjective-public-esteem (Modigliani 1971, 23). ... Studying the persuasive power...

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Before this theory was thought of, the people of Greece thought Poseidon caused earthquakes with his trident. ... He believed that in order to prove ideas, they must be tested (Violatti). ... Before knowledge about medicine was gained, sick people would seek out priests or other religious practitioners. ...

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His beliefs were that human beings possessed a type of sixth sense and that ordinary people could conduct their own research with a do-it yourself type guide to assist them. ... For example, he proposes that telepathy depends on social bonds, adding that the ability seems to be stronger in animals particularly in dogs than in most people (Sheldrake 2002). ... The results from both studies provided little evidentiary support for those who insist that people somehow can sense when they are being stared at. David Marks and John Colwell have criticized mainly Sheldrake 's randomization seque...

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There are ten other people including myself who work on the Landing Craft Unit. ... PRESENT A TESTABLE HYPOTHESIS DERIVED FROM THIS RESEARCH QUESTION. ... When people leave home for the first time they are flooded with emotions. ... People are different therefore; each person will react differently to culture shock. ... However, when this stage of excitement is over people can slip into state of depression. ...

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One hundred years ago, people of many religions came together in the hope that religion would "no longer make war on each other, but on the great evils that afflict mankind". ... Unless values and ethics are integrated in the social fabric, a society can abuse science and exploit the environment and the people. ... The spiritual basis are, to a large extent, similar and amenable to scientific tests. ... It is for this reason that many people feel that it is not amenable to scientific rigor. ...

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Today we can look at them from the perspective of the decades passed and evaluate Freud's ideas after they have been tested by time, the harshest judge of all. ... However, case study is a relatively weak method in the sense that gives little ground for making generalizations on other people. ... I investigated life histories of many people, and tried to find regularities between them, so that I could classify and organize them in such a way that it would make sense. ... You see, I was primarily working with people who were severely mentally disturbed, and I felt that was dealing...

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The aim of this essay is to compare and contrast the two various approaches to managing people which are; scientific management introduced by Federick Taylor and the views of the human relations approach of the management of people at TGI Fridays and UNICEF UK. ... For example, passing a theory drivers test would require an individual to get a mark of at least 42 out of 50 in order to pass so the objective is quite clear here. ... By using a particular type of shovel for each particular type of coal, Taylor's findings were that workers could shovel more coal and for longer, with that t...

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The western religions do not really want to claim God is a "fact" to be verified for as Barbour observes "to make God a hypothesis to be tested or a conclusion of an argument is to lose the experiential basis of religion" (1974:125). ...

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Abstract Through hypocrisy-induced dissonance, people are less likely to engage in certain activities or will respond differently in certain situations once they are made aware of their own hypocrisy. ... Through hypocrisy-induced dissonance, people are less likely to engage in certain activities or will respond differently in certain situations once they are made aware of their own hypocrisy. ... This theory was further studied and tested by Peterson, Haynes, and Olson (2008). ...

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INTRODUCTION Self-control programs, in which one is taught to control one's own behavior by devising antecedent and consequent events, have been gaining in popularity for quite some time now. A central aspect of these programs is self-reinforcement, in which a subject self-administers reinforcers d...

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