Experiment Case Studies Samples For Students

Introduction

For those uninitiated, the brain has two hemispheres which is connected with corpus collosum. By cutting the corpus collosum of the brain, the communication between the right and the left hemisphere of the brain is hampered. It was found that by doing this, the seizures among epileptics could me marginally controlled. Now the experiments were conducted on four patients. Following are the thesis points of the experiments/research.

Thesis Propositions:

- Will the right hemisphere of the brain be able to communicate with the left hemisphere of the brain if the corpus collosum was severed?
- Will the patients with a severed ...

1. In your own words explain why this paper is important or significant
The article is very informative and significant since it introduces another breakthrough in DNA sequencing and analysis. It highlights the polymerase chain reaction which is the new way of identifying mutant genes in both homozygous and heterozygous organisms. The technique uses primers to amplify segments of the DNA by many folds such that it clearly identifies the mutant genes faster than all the other methods. The paper points out important milestones that genomics and gene sequencing has undergone over the years. Geneticists usually use the ...

What is the Study About?

Most people view police patrol as a main backbone of police work. The study sought to investigate several hypotheses. This included crime being not affected by the type of patrol. Additionally, it sought to find out that citizen perception would not vary based on the type of patrol. Further, it would test the hypothesis that citizen fear and behavior would not vary based on the type of patrol and traffic accidents would increase. This experiment was no surprise as the Kansas police department had become a leader in experimenting new and sophisticated technologies (Kelling, 1974).
In an attempt to propose ...

1) What type of research is this: Naturalistic observation, correlation, case study, survey? Explain your answer with two - three sentences.
This type of research is experimental and is neither naturalistic observation nor correlational. In this research, the independent variable is manipulated by the researcher in a systematic way. The relationship between “attention and self-control in the context of the delay-of-gratification paradigm” is to be determined. The research is typical of an experimental research because it gives solid proof of causal interpretations.2) What is the hypothesis for this research?
The hypothesis for this research is that if a child ...

One considers both the Tuskegee and Stanford experiments as unethical and inhuman. Both experiments are against human rights. Those who designed the experiments failed to realize what bad effects their experiments will have on their subjects. With regards to the Tuskegee experiment, one thinks that no experiment should be allowed if it will result in the death of those who will participate. It is cruelty at its peak. The participants of the Tuskegee experiment were not informed properly of what the purpose of the experiment is and what they will be subjected to. The experiment took advantage of the ...

Introduction

The orbital velocity of the earth can be calculated in reference to other objects in space such as stars. A spectrum of the object can be used because the Doppler shift of the earth’s movement can be measured. The earth is moves closer to objects during one half of its orbital path. This is recorded on the spectrum as red shifted light. On the half of its orbit it is moving away from the object and the spectrum measures this movement as blue-shifted light.

Objective

This experiment uses the star named Arcturus to measure the spectrum shift during earth’ ...

Heat and Thermodynamics

Experiment 1:
Isobaric (constant pressure) Process
P1 = P2 = 100 kPa

The blanks have been filled in red.

in
by

out
on

in

in

According to ideal gas law, PV = nRT
For a constant mass, isobaric process, V/T = nR/P = constant.
Hence, V1/T1 = V2/T2.
For each of the cases, V1/T1 = 1/300 dm3/K. V2/T2 has been calculated in the table below for each case.

3.33 x 10-3
3.33 x 10-3

3.33 x 10-3
3.33 x 10-3

3.33 x 10-3
3.33 x 10-3

3.33 x 10-3
3.33 x 10-3

3.33 x ...

The Asch Experiment about social conformity tries to test the degree to which perfectly normal individuals can be pressured into unusual behavior by a group of individuals or the authority. A group of about eight individuals participates in the group. Only one of them is subject, and the rest are actors instructed to give preselected answers. The real participant seats second from last. The sitting arrangement is carefully planned to ensure that the influence of the group on the participant is effective. Each participant answers each question in turn. All the other participants have agreed to give correct answers on ...

Question 1.Protein Purification

(a) The peptide Lys-Gly-Ala-Glu is stored in a buffer of pH 6.0. Using chemical reasoning predict the migration direction (anodal, cathode or stationary) of the peptide at pH 6.0 based on your understanding of the nature of the constituent amino acids in the tetra peptide.

Figure 1.

In electrophoresis, amino acids that are negatively charged migrate toward the positively charged anode and vice versa. This means that amino acids move towards the anode at a high pH value and move toward the cathode at a lower pH value. The amino acids would not move or migrate when the pH value of the solution within which ...

This article looks into object permanence for infants between three and a half months to four and a half months. The main reason for carrying out the experiment was to establish whether infants have an ability to establish presence of things or objects around them at their tender age. The common belief, among adults, is that an object lacks existence at two different points in time without previous existence during intervals between the two objects. Piaget, a researcher, hypothesizes that infants do not start sharing their beliefs until they reach nine months (Fournier par 2). Before the nine months, found out that ...

As independent variable of the current study, the experimenter used measures of self-esteem of students. A dependent variable was an academic success/failure of students. Students` success was measured by good grades while students` failure was measured by exclusion them out of the college.
The experimenter suggested that low and high self-esteems influence the academic success and achievements of students in the college. However, she could be wrong with her final conclusions. Of course, it is possible that low self-esteem influences academic success negatively and high self-esteem influences academic success positively. However, it is also possible that low self-esteem is ...

Article Evaluation

Article Evaluation

A. Introduction

- Does investigator report on relevant literature?
- How many sources were used and how many were recent (i.e. within five years of publication date of the article)?
There was an apparent use of relevant literature in the study, which is evident in the linking of theoretical underpinnings of the study itself and those of the literatures being used. For example, the study establishes the relationship between academic, first-semester academic achievement and psychological attitudes. The relationship in these variables constitutes understanding of resilience among first year college students, which was reinforced by the findings ...

Seattle’s Bold Minimum Wage Experiment

The study of microeconomics encompasses an assortment of units of the economy, how they function and how they reach their symmetry. In this analysis, the paper seeks to use the main theories covered under microeconomics in discussing the Seattle Minimum Wage.
The city of Seattle sought to raise its minimum wage to $15 an hour; a development that some may consider a bold move accompanied with a sense of utopia. In essence, the experiment is an untested move whose effects are unknown. Is it, therefore, prudent to consider a matter reliable if it has no tested truth? Certainly not, but it does ...

Consumer behavior refers to any character adopted by consumers with regard to selection, purchasing and consumption of goods and products . This is the study that deals with several decisions made by consumers with regard to products and services that satisfy their needs. Understanding the decision making process of the buyer is paramount if one attempts to adjust such behavior. Blending elements of psychology and economics in marketing practices is probably the sure to go about it. Additionally, adopting scheme that could influence groups or families may also change the tide in consumption of the products. This research examines scholarly ...

Once, prominent German philosopher Immanuel Kant wrote: “One is morally obligated to respect this dignity and value in oneself and in others”. This moral obligation is absolute, and it can`t have any exceptions. To hold any medical experiments on a person is possible only with the full awareness of the person about the experiment and in the presence of his or her consent to the experiment. This consent can be received only through a free expression of will. Interests of an individual undergoing any experiment must always prevail over the interests of science and society. What Baltimore's Kennedy ...

CC1: Variables in the five management systems of the experiment and their Relations

The experiment that was carried out displayed different variables, and they include the first system which is traditional management that entails not adopting new ideas and instead the system continues with the old ways of doing things without having the employees participate. The variable in this case is the experience of the people working in the organization who repetitively tackles the same activities over time and therefore perfecting in them. The experience of the people in this case links up with program IV which provides the job satisfaction that has the employees concentrating on their jobs without the need ...

Management Development: A Case of Britannic Assurance

Management Development: A Case of Britannic Assurance

Introduction

This paper reviews a case study of a management development programme initiated by an insurance company based in the United Kingdom dubbed Britannica Assurance. It reviews the company before and after the adoption of the management development program in regard to its general performance. Subsequently, an evaluation and analysis of the case study is presented detailing the contributions of other literary works on the topic of management development. Essentially, the analysis and evaluation is to develop an understanding of the benefits or otherwise of the management development program and its importance or lack of ...

Discussion

Question 1
The phrase “laboratories of democracy,” remain the most popular and treasured notion in the American politics. The American Supreme court justice Louis Brandeis remains accredited for articulating and coining the phrase in 1932. In a case involving The New State Ice Company versus Liebmann, Justice Louis Brandeis ruled out that a single state may serve as a laboratory of democracy as it may innovate and experiment novel economic and social policies without inflicting fear and risk to the rest of the nation (Ferejohn, 78). In the ruling, Justice Lous Brandeis dissented that a state can serve as a laboratory of democracy ...

Post-Stroke Depression

Stroke is amongst the leading causes of disability and mortality worldwide (Mitchell, 2016). In the United States (US) alone, an estimated 750 000 individuals are affected by new or recurrent stroke annually. Survivors of stroke frequently experience some neurological-linked disability like hemiparesis and aphasia that lead to a loss of function. An estimated 50% of stroke survivors additionally experience long-term disability like partial paralysis while 25-50% of stroke patients require help in performing activities of daily living (Byun, 2012). Post-stroke disability is linked to additional symptoms such as depression, fatigue, and sleep disturbances. These symptoms have been correlated with ...

Amazon is an online company which thrives on its ability to collaborate and work well with other technological innovations that can enhance its performance and popularity. The creation of cloud services after Amazon began to lease some of its capacity is proof of the company’s collaborative ability. After the holiday season when Amazon was left with less infrastructure capacity, the company would give some of its capacity to others. On flexible sharing terms of internet space, Amazon helped out other companies which were just beginning to thrive in the cyber world and thereby it revealed that the company ...

Application software consists of a program or groups of programs which have a particular design for end users. The programs lie in two primary classes, that is, application software and systems software. Application software is beyond system software as it includes spreadsheets, word processors, database programs, etc. while system software comprises of minimal level programs which interact with the computers at a basic level. Experts can publish the application software alone or group them with the system software. Application software, on the other hand, is an application as the database software, spreadsheet software, and word processing software are all ...

Abstract

This case study examines the problem of deviation of normal relationships in families of persons with alcohol dependence. The case given for analysis describes rather typical situation of families with excessively drinking husbands. The case study aims at formulating the overall strategy of finding the way out for the members of such families. Particular attention is given to providing social support for the victims of the excessive drinking as psychological disorder. Special psychological phenomenon of "codependency" is defined throughout the research. This phenomenon is reflected in the psychological characteristics of wives and children, indicating the formation of dependent behavior ...

Essay Assignment

Essay Assignment

Abstract

In this paper, the aspect of disease development is focused in five sections. A critical review of various health conditions attempts to demystify some contingencies that are attributable to the disease process. This approach becomes integral in establishing causal explanations for various health derangements. It covers the aspects of bio scientific research used to create strategies that help in mitigating disease occurrence. The outcomes of this paper are relevant in the subject of managing diseases in human populations across the world.
Q1.
Dementia is a mental disorder that begets memory impairment and personality changes (Flicker, 1999). Alzheimer’ ...

Abstract

This report is the reflection of the ethical position of Facebook as a Company. The Company is found to have developed significantly favorable standards of ethics for its internal and external stakeholders. However, there seems to have been some issues regarding non-contemporary issues like research ethics in social media. If this area of ethics is addressed well, there would be no area of ethical trauma for the Company.

Introduction

The founder of Facebook is Mark Zuckerberg, who was only 23 when he founded the preliminary form of Facebook. The launch was done in the year 2004, and after its overnight ...

Findings3

Conclusion5
Introduction
With sales decreased by 30% in the last three years, it is imperative to uncover why the store is not selling as much as it used to. Any store that has decreased in sales by that much in such a short period of time will not remain open for much longer. Losing 10% in sales steadily every year for the past three years will surely lead to bankruptcy if that trend continues and if some major changes regarding the decrease in store sales is not addressed. After having once been a leader in the market, it is ...

<<Student Name>>
<<Professor Name>>
<<Course Title>>
<<Date>>

P&G Scope

Problem. Scope faces intense competition and loss of market share from Listerine and other players. The brand has adopted a hybrid strategy which gives it a competitive edge but it is not clear whether it is a sustainable positioning, given the onslaught of Total, Plax and Private Labels (Mark, 1998).
Analysis. The case mentions that the Canada market for mouthwash is already saturated and shows slow growth. Unless a leading brand or a follower brand, takes actions to expand the ...

Introduction:

Anne Collier puts across still photography with such precision and thought that it makes viewers interpret the intention in several layers. Her techniques are not just unique but also employ such intelligence that it can connect with every observer at a different level. Her black and white photography creatively portray her strong sense of feminism and her keen interest in the mass media. She has photographed everyday objects, nude women against a white or black backdrop or arranged on a black floor with a white wall making every shot arise curiosity in the viewer.
Born in Los Angeles in ...

Introduction

Social learning theory is a comprehensive theory that encompasses interrelated concepts about human behavior. The first to develop this theory is the American psychologist, Albert Bandura, in the 1960s. Bandura theorized that people learn behavior through observation, which he proved through his ‘Bobo doll’ experiment. Social learning theorists believe that human behavior is not just a product of the ‘cause and effect’ phenomenon as what behaviorism suggests, but rather, human beings processes information from the environment and learns their behavior over time. According to Bandura, man is a thinking creature; that he is not helpless to the psychological and ...

Executive Summary

The present report delves into implications that individual freedom and organizational control will have to the future organization. The first part of the report explains the changes that are taking place in the world of business and how the use of traditional organizational control strategies by some contemporary organizations limit individual freedom. The succeeding part explains what individual freedom at work entails. The third section describes the topic of organizational control and the control strategies that are used in organizations including concertive control, bureaucratic control, cultural control, technical control, and simple control. The concertive control and cultural control promote ...

Abstract

JC Penney is one of the largest retail stores in the world. It has a century long history of success. JC Penney has seen many big changes over the last 100 years in its product portfolio. However, the last effort to change it brand image went horribly wrong. It lost almost 33% of its customer base within a year, biggest in the history of retail industry. However, it has now realized that it needs to stick to its tried and tested brand image and also the operational tactics that have succeeded for the last 4 decades. Once those are in place, ...

Introduction

Bacterial meningitis is an infection that affects the meninges, the cerebrospinal fluid and the spinal cord that causes death and disability in a number of people worldwide. This is a highly contagious airborne disease that is spread through the transmission of three organisms present in the respiratory secretions: Neisseria meningitides, Haemophilus influenzae, and Streptococcus pneumoniae. The onset or origins of the disease varies among different age groups and geographic locations. According to estimates, 200,000 people die annually of meningitis. Case fatality rates vary with age at time of illness and also depend on the particular bacterial strain causing the infection ( ...

MEMORANDUM

RE : PHARMACEUTICAL LAW AND LIABILITY
Dr. Frankenstein may be held liable for products liability in the event that he fails to comply with regulations of the US FDA regulations. There are three theories under the product liability including the Negligence Theory, Strict Liability Theory, and Breach of Warranty Theory.
It can be argued that the Wonkavision device is no longer patentable since it is considered part of a prior art for it has been in the market for almost 40 years. However, the fact that it can provide treatment of patients infected with Ebola will qualify it ...

RE: Response to Arising Ethical Issue

Introduction
The memo outlines the ethical dilemma faced by the company and how this dilemma is addressed. There are multiple dilemmas, but the memo focuses on one of the dilemmas.

Facts

There are claims that the unpasteurized Nutritional products have caused health concerns though the data has not been authenticated. In addition, there are reports from the health officers in the counties indicating that the health officers believe there is a direct link between the company’s products and the health cases. The batch numbers obtained by the company’s managers are linked to the products though they happen to ...

- I do believe that polar bears are endangered as a species. The main reason for this is that their number or population is decreasing drastically. Moreover there is a threat to their species itself due to global warming. Wildlife is an extremely important part of the ecology and crucial for the purpose of maintaining environmental balance. In case of there being human intervention it leads to a disruption in the environment and in wildlife. The main impact of global warming on the community and culture is that it is leading to health issues and higher levels of pollution. Moreover as the ...

A Summary of the Case Study: The Innovator’s DNA

A Summary of the Case Study: The Innovator’s DNA

Jeffrey H. Dyer, a professor of strategy at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah.
Hal B. Gregersen, a professor of leadership at Insead in Abu Dhabi, UAE, and Fontainebleau, France.
Clayton M. Christensen, a professor of business administration at Harvard Business School in Boston.
A six year research study was completed to establish the origins of creative business strategies of the most innovative companies. The goal was to scrutinize the work of innovative entrepreneurs to see how and when they develop innovative ideas that are the cornerstone of their ...

Interpersonal communication flows from the social, economic, political and personal relationships among the people in an organization. In turn, these are influenced by the organizational culture, values, mission, vision, leadership, history and teamwork etc. A failure in any of the determinant factors shows up in the nature of the interpersonal relationships and communication, with detrimental implications to the performance of any enterprise or even individual (Putnis & Petelin, 2007). Despite working for the same firm, Jenny, Annie, Daryl and Mike lack meaningful interpersonal relationships and communication, which results in time wastage (in the initial meeting) poor communication, team work and ...

I. Executive Summary
The present memorandum details an analysis and suggested response strategy to the recently disclosed American military activities within the Abu Ghraib detention center in Iraq. In forming the analysis, I provide a discussion of the major causative factors of the situation and an overview of the authorizing environment in place. The recommended response strategy details a five-step program to address the crisis in a way that acknowledges the issues and provides concrete actions to remedy the damage. Finally, this memorandum closes with a review of the lessons to be taken forward from this situation with the ultimate goal of ...

Any daycare with a preschool curriculum that has been in existence for over 20 years is going to experience changes throughout time. The center of review is located in Flatbush, Brooklyn, New York City. There are no significant historical foundations for the center and there are no specific issues of the time to address. The center opened as a needed place to provide childcare for working parents in the community.
Some of the social and cultural changes that have affected the center have been the population of the neighborhood. Although the location of the center has not changed, the neighborhood ...

It is the case that more often than not, heinous acts are committed in private or away from the public eye. Nevertheless, there are numerous situations where such acts are committed in public places where people witness the acts but fail to do anything to stop the perpetrator. These are persons who have been referred to as bystanders. This term has been used to define them as they are not part of the “confrontation” or “encounter” between the parties in question. These are persons who are simply going about their duties but happen to witness an act which ideally ...

Australia has been rated among the countries to have highest obesity rates by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfares [AIHW]. This has made it essential to develop a better understanding of the determinants of obesity in a society to address the issue in a much effective way.

1. Discuss why obesity is a National Health Priority in Australia.
After being rated among one of the highest obesity prevailing country in the world by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfares [AIHW] adopt preventive strategies. According to the reports of the study that was released in 2010, every one out of four ...

The red streaks on the other hand are an indicator that the infection which resulted from the bite had affected the movement of blood within its veins, and this it the reason red streaks could be seen on the shoulder. Pus on the other hand is a white thick liquid that exudes from wound. Its presence in the bite was a clear indicator that the antibodies in Richard’s blood were fighting the pathogens that had been introduced into the wound by the bite and the reaction between the antibodies and the pathogens result to pus. The reason IV antibiotics were ...

Introduction

A stroke is a medical condition which is characterized by rapid loss of brain function which is caused by interruption in the blood supply to the various parts of the brain. It can be due to a blockage and it’s known as thrombosis or lack of blood flow known as ischemia or a leakage of blood that is hemorrhage (Feigin, 2005). It results in the person’s inability to move certain parts of the body.
The brain is designed in such a way that the right hemisphere always controls the left side of the body while the left hemisphere controls the ...

Freedom from Fear Campaign against Domestic Violence

Does the methodology describe the design of the evaluation adequately? Is the design the most appropriate for the questions? Critically evaluate other designs that could have been used.

1- Does the methodology describe the design of the evaluation adequately?

The post-campaign evaluation research methodology used involved use of long term evaluation model that utilized incorporating process, impact and outcomes. Despite the fact that it describes the design of the evaluation, the design used is not the best possible for evaluation, as it is inadequate in that respect. The evaluation used in the surveys best fits into the ‘Pre-experimental’ design of evaluation. This is because, it has baseline measurement as well ...