Papers 2061-2070 of total 21286 found.
…survived at the end of War World II. The study includes a group of 36 men, who were conciencous objectors, and they all volunteered for this study. It is a true experimental study because intervention had involved. The conditions of the study…
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…as follows. The experimenters, or group members, first obtained and set up a microscope on their lab bench. Then they, used a Pasteur pipette, to obtain a Daphnia from the stock supply on the middle lab bench and placed it in a depression of a depression slide…
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…and directing himself. In 1913 he set up an experimental theatre called "First Studio", where the primary goal was to develop his new acting techniques. This new studio proved to be the training grounds for Stanislavski's new approach towards acting. On October 29…
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…After nearly 60 years of composing experimental music and poetry, John Cage, 78, is a living legend. Cage's biography reads like a 20th century history of the avant garde in America. Born in California and a longtime resident of Manhattan, Cage became…
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…his study on was Behaviorism. Behaviorism had strong emphasis on experimental methods. It also focused on different variables that we are able to observe measure and manipulate. In an experimental method the first step to be taken is to manipulate…
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…to sit a questionnaire involving two recalls, it was the second recall that was being measured using a experimental control method, and using the independent t test to test the significance, which was p=0.012, meaning that the results were significant…
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…it would be a right moral decision to save a person like the policeman with wife and children who need him than to save a worthless criminal who had no family to take care of. 2. I do not think that doctor Myrick’s experimentation is a noble guest. I think…
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…to their children that remain as separate factors from one generation to the next. While attending the University of Vienna, Professor Doppler, a physicist, trained him to apply a quantitative experimental approach to the study of natural phenomena. Also…
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Category: /Literature/English
experimental and effective onomatopoeia; its theme is probably nothing more profound than the four ages of man". A reading of the poem will reveal that this description of its theme is extremely vague. Although the poem seems to discourage exegesis because…
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Category: /History
…and experimentation, rather than the European method of thought and debate. 3. American science and medicine were based upon the methods of the Europeans, but were much less regimented. Because of the vast expanses of land and new plants, everyone became a part…
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