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Heart failure is a pathophysiologic condition characterized by the heart’s inability to generate sufficient cardiac output, resulting in either inefficient tissue perfusion or increase in the diastolic filling pressure of the left ventricle, or both, which lead to increased pulmonary capillary pressure (McCance, Huether, Brashers, & Rote, 2014). Heart failure is a leading cause of death in the US (McCance et al., 2014; Mozaffarian et al., 2015). American Heart Association has estimated that in 2013, cardiovascular diseases were responsible for 30.8% of all deaths in the US, or 222.9 per 100,000 deaths (Mozaffarian et al., 2015). The 2013 ...

Introduction

Robots are used predominantly in industry. More and more companies are making their production lines automated by the usage of programmed robots. This trend of using robots started way back in 1960s and 1970s and gained popularity in the subsequent decades. Education was one area which was not touched by robotic technology until 10-15 years back. The strong belief was that a robot could not enhance the learning process. In fact introducing a robot in the learning process might make it more mechanical than creative. However, perceptions have changed in the last few years and education field is seeing more and more ...

Introduction

The Smart Class software that is made by our company has revolutionized and brought a complete transformation in the traditional rote methods of learning. Smart class use modern techniques to understand student requirement and explain them the concept. With the help of projectors they use digital instruction material to explain students, white boards are used, and they even use computers which keep student engaged and make work of teacher easier in explaining those (Conole & Oliver, 2008). They are also named as digital classes. Teachers now days prefer using smart boards instead of black boards. Almost all institution which comes ...

1. The authors perform this study in order to determine exactly by what means do nurses calculate which drug doses need to be allocated to patients on a ward. 2. The authors believe that it is possible to combine knowledge-fragment analysis and cultural practice in order to provide a more comprehensive means of education. They claim that, contrary to what is claimed in nursing practice, experienced nurses calculate doses through several proportional-reasoning strategies to provide more accurate dosages. 3. Evidence includes the actual behavior of the nurses in the field, as compared to their reports and explanations to other ...

Introduction

The world is much smaller than it used to be in many different ways. Comparative education is a process that looks at the different educational traditions in one country or culture and then compares those traditions to the educational traditions in other cultures—this is a way of developing educational theory, and a method for utilising the vast amounts of data now available to glean new insights (Bignold and Gayton, 2009). These processes look at the many issues associated with education and try to draw parallels and examine differences between different cultures and the educational experiences offered by each culture (Bignold and ...

Introduction

It is not surprising to know that girls are better students than boys. From common knowledge, this is now a statistically proved claim in most parts of the world, including the United Kingdom. There have been numerous studies undertaken in the past few decades that have focused on this question, and nearly all the results point to the same conclusion: as far as school education is concerned, girls outperform (always have) boys. The aim of this paper is to analyze some of these studies, their methodologies, and the corresponding results, from the perspective of theories in education. Though the ...

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Introduction Alcohol consumption unlike other good has rose arguments pertaining to its effect on the society due to excess consumption that is declared national menace since it negatively impacts the society. Several measures have been taken to reduce on its consumption and subsequent effect in the society. One of the measures proposed is increase on tax on alcohol so as to reduce on its aggregate consumption. This is an economic policy aiming to affect the individual supply and demand of alcohol and aggregate resulting consumption. Tax would increase on the burden on consumers as well as producers and ...

There are many theories that attempt to explain human behavior, each with a different and unique approach. From developmental and humanist theories, to behavioral and cognitive, psychological theories have allowed society to better understand human thought and behavior, as well as allowed mental health professionals a variety of approaches in which they can provide effective therapeutic interventions to assist clients in improving areas of their lives. Many psychological theories are comprised of a variety of related, but different theories, which lead to an expanded view of human behavior. The theorists that have contributed to the field of psychology have assisted in a allowing ...

Introduction

“In academia, writers most often respond to arguments that are formally delivered (in an essay or editorial). They respond to a particular text or person and to particular statements or claims.” This is true in almost all cases, as unless there is evidence to prove otherwise, everything is taken on face value, or on whatever is available to them. This is the case with college admissions as well. Little is known about a student who is applying for a particular course except for the marks provided for their memorization of rote knowledge. Therefore, colleges are bound to consider the marks of a student ...

There is trouble brewing in America today. The issue stems from a topic in education regarding the effects of the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) as they pertain to ESL students. In other words, how do the Common Core State Standards effect ESL students? First, an understanding of the CCSS protocol and implementations must be understood. According to the official TESOL International Association, several acknowledgments must be taken into account. The organization communicates an overview of CCSS intentions and practices, as well as a framework for its structure and implementations. Therefore, the first step and task of this research paper is ...

Composition 1: English 111

Introduction “In academia, writers most often respond to arguments that are formally delivered (in an essay or editorial). They respond to a particular text or person and to particular statements or claims.” This is true in almost all cases, as unless there is evidence to prove otherwise, everything is taken on face value, or on whatever is available to them. This is the case with college admissions as well. Little is known about a student who is applying for a particular course except for the marks provided for their memorization of rote knowledge. Therefore, colleges are bound to consider the marks ...

Autism spectrum disorders (ASD) refer to a group of several neurodevelopment syndromes that havedisorders having a poorly understood etiology. Mental The term ASD has been used by several mental health professionals use the term ASD to represent not only classic autism but also Asperger syndrome, Rett syndrome, CDD and PDD-NOS (NHS 2012)—disorders that refer to syndromes that share the same impairments (Romero-Munguia 2013).HYPERLINK "http://en.plagiarismdetect.com/plagiarism/index/8c2ae26f5e9428176d21bb1f0bea960009307af6/25242?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ablockabove.com%2Fwhy-fluency" \t "_blank"Romero-Munguia 2013). These are autistic disorder, Asperger syndrome (AS), and pervasive developmental disorder – not otherwise specified (PDD-NOS), also known as atypical autism (NHS 2012). ASD is characterized by developmental ...

Personal Development Profile Analysis

Introduction Reflecting on my own personal development is sometimes a difficult thing to do; it can be hard to accurately determine how you have improved, what aspects of your work still need improving, etc. However, over the course of my work, I believe I have come a long way from where I have started, and I look forward to continually improving my own abilities. In the beginning, I found myself having difficulty with some aspects of learning, but I have made substantial progress toward increasing the speed of my presentations, being more inclined to think critically while learning, and having a ...

Literacy acquisition in my family is part of a seamless incorporation into a system that few people meta-analyzed, or pondered. In my family you went to school, at least till you achieved a high school diploma and there was much pleasure to go onto higher education beyond that. With this established as a starting point, this essay proposes to expound on specifics of my road to literacy and compare it to the three towns found in Shirley Brice Hearth’s paper on Work and Community Literacies. Roadville, Trackton and Maintown are the towns profiled by Heath. Each has a distinct way in which ...

The educational system in Saudi Arabia is under the control of the government. It has given priority funding to education which accounts for 23% of the national budget and 7.5% of the GNP. Over the years, the education system has evolved in incorporating subjects that equip students with the knowledge that they require to actively participate in nation building.

The education system has embraced certain aspects in preparing the students to face the outside world. It is diversified both geographically and in terms of the subjects covered in school. As opposed to the past, the system emphasizes vocational training, ...

The human body is not a mechanical construct. A surgeon cannot put in a new pair of lungs the way a mechanic would replace an air filter in a car. A person is imbued with life; it is that quality that doctors strive to preserve and improve. All bodily systems contribute to this one central aspect. No one system can malfunction without affecting the whole. This is one reason why it is so important for specialists to know terms that are associated with all of the different body systems. Even if you were to work with only one system, that one system is ...

Response to question 1

In outlining similarities and differences between chronic bronchitis and emphysema in terms of anatomical/cellular, chemical, and functional changes, inevitably it would be highlighting differentiations between two conditions affecting the respiratory system.

Major differerences are that there are primary and secondary types of emphysemas classified as panacinary and centroacinary. In panacinary emphysema there is expansion of the entire respiratory acinus beginning from the respiratory bronchiole towards the alveoli. The changes commonly appear at the lower lobes of the lungs and the anterior walls (McCance , Huether, Brashers, & Rote, 2010). Centroacinary emphysema expresses changes in the upper lobe anatomy. There are ...

Research Topic

An example a research topic that will use ANOVA is comparing the effect of three different methods of rehearsing on the number of words remembered. An instructor maybe interested in comparing the effects of three different methods of rehearsing on the number of words recalled by his or her students. The three methods are imagery, rote rehearsal and story. The researcher will randomly assign participants into three different groups. In each of the groups, the participants are required to study a list of words using the method they have been assigned. The researcher then asks examines them to determine the number ...

Alienation

The concept of alienation is a one of the central constructs of Marxian theory. This concept was used for description of a capitalist mode of production when workers lost control over the means of production. In accordance with Knox & Pinch (2010) it is described as “a mechanism of social change” and relates another concept of deviant behavior in wider sociopolitical connotation (p.215). Later alienation was used by the early deterministic theorists because it was of a great interest when studying spatial variations of people behavior (Amin, 2002). Marx outlined several reasons of alienation. Firstly, alienated person feels like economic, social ...

As the world becomes one global village, individuals from different cultural backgrounds intermingle with each other in areas such as schools, businesses, sports, and the internet. This necessitates the understanding and appreciation of each culture. The cultural background plays a very important role in the academic life of a student. Highlighted herein is a case of Chinese student studying in America, a totally different culture. The paper is based on Louise Pratt’s article Arts of the Contact Zone. The article is analyzed and used in the context of this paper.

Introduction

In the article Arts of the Contact Zone, Pratt talks about the ...

1. model.

2. learner

3. shaper.

4. reinforcer.

1. aversion conditioning

2. higher-order conditioning

3. systematic desensitization

4. Flooding

Tolman showed that rats can learn about their environment without reinforcement. His research illustrated the difference between

1. learning and performance.

2. association and reinforcement

3. goals and learning.

4. learning and mapping.

Taste aversions differ from other instances of classical conditioning because

1. only one association may be required.

2. the US can occur hours after the CS.

3. the US and the CS must be contiguous.

4. both a and b

You are absolutely terrified of dogs. Your behavior therapist is taking you to a kennel where you will be surrounded by 10 dogs. This therapeutic approach is known as

1. flooding

2. higher-order conditioning.

3. aversion ...