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Levels Of Processing And Word
... memory. With new herbs and miracle drugs that now “promise” better memory, memory problems should be a thing of the past. This, however, is not the case. Although these alternatives may be somewhat helpful in increasing memory, our study hopes to replicate previous experiments that dealt with ways to improve memory without the use of drugs.
In a study conducted by Craik and Tulving (1975), the effects of deeper levels of processing on retention of words was tested. They found that the deeper level the word was processed on, the more likely the word was to be retained. A simple structural task (“Is ...
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Technology Has Influenced Our
... is moving toward us, the light waves will appear bluer (shorter wavelengths) and if they are moving away from us they will appear redder (longer wavelengths).
In the early twenties Edwin Hubble used the technology of wavelengths developed by Slipher and realized that there was a definite trend of the galaxies moving away from us at a velocity directly proportionate to their distance. This brought about the first evidence that we live in a constantly evolving universe. This was the first observational analysis to suggest an initial starting point to the universe. He used a ground-based telescope to investigate the ...
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Psychology 2
... interactions with the environment. How a person acts, due to their inherited make-up, tends to affect how others will treat or respond to them. If parents are aware of this, then they should try and act to benefit the child and have the child’s best interest at heart.
Next, there is the concept of “goodness of fit”. That phrase refers to the convenient fact that traits are passed on from parents to their children (the child is likely to share qualities or abilities with their parents) and can be brought out by providing the necessary environment. Unfortunately problems arise when the child’ ...
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Aerospace Psychology
... Problem solving is another way to look at it. The crew will react based on past experience to a given situation. The last is Communications and Resource Management. This is how the crew communicates with each other while problem solving, either poorly or well.
2. The pilot uses visual cues such as rate of flow of texture outward from or convergence of parallel linear features to visually fly the aircraft. Estimates of speed are derived from global optic flow (GOL). This is the rate that texture flows over the optical area. This can be effected by elevation, at higher elevations underestimation of true spe ...
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Fibonacci Numbers
... This book was the first time the Fibonacci numbers
had been discussed. It was based on bits of Arithmetic and Algebra that
Fibonacci had accumulated during his travels with his father. Liber abaci
introduced the Hindu-Arabic place-valued decimal system and the use of Arabic
numerals into Europe. This book, though, was somewhat contraversial because it
contradicted and even proved some of the foremost Roman and Grecian
Mathematicians of the time to be false. He published many famous mathematical
books. Some of them were Practica geometriae in 1220 and Liber quadratorum in
1225.
The Fibonacci sequence is a ...
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The Game Of Basketball
... Unless otherwise noted, this discussion concerns competition in the United States.
Court and Teams
While the dimensions of individual basketball courts vary, a playing area 84 ft (25.6 m) long and 50 ft (15.2 m) wide-predominantly used in recreational, high school, and intercollegiate competition-is considered ideal for most players. Professional basketball courts are slightly larger, 94 ft (28.7 m) long and 50 ft wide. In addition to size, courts can vary in other ways, such as in the radius of the circle situated at the center of the court, in the size of the backboard, and in the distance of the 3-point line (f ...
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The Weapons Of War
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Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Descartes, and Bocaccio gave contributions to
society that are still appreciated today. Even with all of these positive
and exciting changes, man's fatal flaw reared its ugly head throughout this
period. A plethora of wars and battles tarnished the Renaissance. The
Thirty Years War, the Wars of Religion, St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre, the
English Civil War, and the Peasant's War were responsible for only a
fraction of the lives that were wasted across Europe in the 15th to mid-
17th centuries.
The focus of this essay is not the wars that occurred during the
Renaissance. R ...
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Why Is Religion Important
... This particular group has helped me to find Christ in my own life. There are a lot of unconventional activities to help the younger generations get involved. Some of these activities included Death Week, which focused on death and pain, meetings about family and divorce, lectures to help people reach for their goals, and encouragement speakers. There is a great deal of fun incorporated into all the seriousness, though. We went on ski trips, did missionary work, and put on skits. All of these activities involved Christ in some way, and helped the younger generation to realize that being spiritual was not “ ...
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Shock Treatment - Nike Adverti
... is “Beautiful”. The thirty second spot, created by longtime ad agency Wieden & Kennedy, debut nationally on October 12 during the National League Championship Series and will air into November. What this ad focuses on is a handful of athletes who have each suffered serious scarring or physical trauma while participating in their sport of choice. The spot is filmed in black-and-white, accented by a haunting rendition of the song “You Are So Beautiful To Me,” and featuring close-ups of injuries suffered by both elite and so-called “everyday” athletes. It closes with the “J ...
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Ancient Advances In Mathematics
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have used their fingers to help them along just like a child today. When
primitive man learned to count up to ten he somehow differentiated himself from
other animals. As an object of a higher thinking, man invented ten number-
sounds. The needs and possessions of primitive man were not many. When the
need to count over ten aroused, he simply combined the number-sounds related
with his fingers. So, if he wished to define one more than ten, he simply said
one-ten. Thus our word eleven is simply a modern form of the Teutonic ein-lifon.
Since those first sounds were created, man has only added five new ...
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