Results Of The Current Study

C: The article was first published in 1994 and revised on April 24, 2007. This indicates that the information in the article has previous and recent knowledge which suggests that it is current enough for the project.

The Indicated Review had 80 studies involving 11,337 students (Weissberg, Taylor, Schellinger, Payton, Pachan, Dymicki and Durlak,

The 13 hypotheses listed in the Literature Review section were statistically tested. Each hypothesis is again listed below along with the

The findings of this study may further contribute to the body of knowledge which may serve as bases for further research.

After one of his observed baboons passed away, Sapolsky began to explore East Africa and found himself being kidnapped and forced to drink Coca-Cola until he escaped safely. Part 2 takes place when Sapolsky returns to observe the baboon tribe and finds that another baboon named Saul overthrew Uriah and then Saul is assaulted out of the alpha male position and is kicked to the bottom of the hierarchy. He spent some time working on his thesis and explaining to the Masai people why he was studying baboons. The Masai were very stubborn and did not believe that humans might have descended from primates. They did not want to listen to what he had to say. Part 3 takes place after Sapolsky earns his PhD and is back in the Serengeti observing the baboons. He notices that some have left the tribe while two females have joined. He is forced to move closer to the Masai village which causes him to build a greater relationship with

While being stronger than the current alpha or being the oldest female baboon, other factors play a role in determining who mates with whom. Mating is as important as being the male alpha, and being the alpha has its advantage of course. Different male baboons get to mate with the female while she’s ovulating or estrus cycles, but on the day she is most likely to conceive the alpha gets to mate with her. Unlike humans, baboons don’t get to choose who to mate with based of their looks, for male baboons the most important thing is how many children she’s birth. For female baboons being higher up in hierarchy allows them to have more options on deciding who to mate with.

The analysis of the data was done by employing the following statistical techniques which were chosen only after the investigator found them to be most appropriate and compatible to the data. Each statistical method is based upon its own specific assumptions regarding the nature of the sample, its universe and research conditions. These factors were considered in advance. Following statistical measures were

The results obtained in the three tests described above are consistent with the outcome of

In this passage, Morrison utilizes animal imagery to emphasize the dehumanization of the blacks at the hands of the whites: they are viewed as something dangerous, savage, and wholly "other". First, the blacks are depicted specifically as “screaming swinging baboons” (Morrison, 234). Baboons are known for their extremely feral, aggressive, and violent nature: by relating the blacks to these animals, Morrison is suggesting that they, too, are seen as vicious and uncivilized. Furthermore, by describing the baboons as “screaming” and “swinging”, she utilizes powerful sensory detail to augment the wild nature of the animals. Through this imagery, it is suggested that the blacks are unsophisticated:

2. In the novel, Bobo is a baboon from the zoo that Mr. Pignati befriends. Mr. Pignati loves Bobo and is really the only friend that he has other than John and Lorraine. He always goes to the zoo to feed Bobo. I know it seems weird for a baboon that Lorraine describes as "the ugliest, most vicious-looking baboon I 've ever seen in my life" to be significant to the story, but Bobo is really important. Bobo is like a son to Mr. Pignati. Every day, he always walks down to the zoo to feed Bobo, but is not a young man anymore. Later towards the end of Chapter 10, going to the zoo was one of the many factors that contributed to Mr. Pignati’s heart attack. As Lorraine says on page 109, “I had forgotten about Mr. Pignati going way down to the

deception by Babo is significant because it shows how Babo is willing to do so for

After the initial search, about 35 journal readings had to be read thoroughly and closely analyzed. From which, 10 of these journal articles were deemed pertinent to this manuscript. These publications were then saved, printed, and re-analyzed for key information. All publications were chosen from reputable sources via online and only pertinent information relating to this manuscript will be discussed.

4- Barry T. Hirsch and Albert N. Link’s study which provides neutral opinion and does not support Harvard Study

This research contains forty one hypocephali exhibited in different museums all over the world. The aim of the study is to focus on the baboons ' scenes specially their forms, positions, locations, their total number and their number flanking the seated four – headed god.

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