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    Description of Theory The term dissonance refers to when one cognitive element is inconsistent with another cognitive element according to the lecture notes of Professor Soreno. Cognitive elements can be categorized in four groups called beliefs, attitudes, values, and perceptions of behavior. Beliefs can be defined as a perception that something exists or not. This perception can range from a central or peripheral type of belief. The more central a belief is, the harder it is to change that belief

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    10-Item Knowledge Test

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    Grove, Gray, and Burns (2015) have defined reliability as the displayed consistency of the methods used to measure collected data of a research project. A critique of Chevillon et al. (2015) article’s reliability, the researchers stated they used the “State-Trait Anxiety Inventory” which is comprised of 20 items used to measure anxiety, and it assess a patient’s level of apprehension and concern that is felt at the time of the assessment using a four point Likert scale. A second anxiety assessment

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    Cognitive Dissonance is refers to a situation involving conflicting attitudes, beliefs or behaviors. This produces a feeling of discomfort leading to an alteration in one of the attitudes, beliefs or behaviors to reduce the discomfort and restore balance etc. The research on cognitive dissonance was done by Festinger and Carlsmith in 1959. It gives a background history of the time when Cognitive Dissonance was investigated by Leon Festinger. However, In the case being discussed in this paper, participants

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    Sulfur Lab Report

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    Introduction The objective of this lab was to observe a sampling of the diverse microorganisms that live in the local environment. Sulfur is the tenth most abundant element in the universe. It makes up many vitamins, proteins, and hormones that play critical roles in both climate and the health of various ecosystems. Most of Earth’s sulfur is stored underground in rocks and minerals. The sulfur source in the lab was an egg. The sulfur plays a role of an electron donor for C-fixation. The sulfate-reducing

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    5. Surveys : Whenever we want to launch a new product to the market, it is very important to do market research with product development surveys. This kind of surveys help to know whether such a product will really work, long before you’ve invested in a product launch. The survey is usually divided into two parts : Survey introduction:- Creating the correct introduction is the most important part of developing a survey. Majority of potential respondents will decide whether or not to drop out

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    Cloud computing is becoming very popular amongst private users as well as business sectors due to its benefits of availability, time saving and cheaper. However, one of the biggest factors which hold back the users is Security and Reliability of the data. The report briefly describes cloud computing, its characteristics, and its three major categories. It discusses about the reliability of data in cloud computing. The report also discusses about the NoSQL database of the Cloud Service Provider giants

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    deal with that people who are avoidant and spontaneous decision makers do not have the best mental health or do not know how to deal with certain aspects of their life. They investigated the psychometric characteristics of the GDMS and its inner consistency and subscale intercorrelations. Then they studied the relationships between decision-making styles and decision making competencies. Lastly they explored the associations between the decision-making styles and the three indicators of mental health

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    construction.Internal consistency or lack of consistency or lack of corruption. Late Middle English: from French defined integrity is the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness. It is generally a personal choice to uphold oneself to consistently moral and ethical standards. Ethical meanings of integrity used in medicine and law refer to the wholeness of the human body with respect for “sacred” qualities such as a sense of unity, consistency, purity, unspoiledness

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    Bullying Among Nurses

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    Results shows a coefficient of .89 and .97. Polit & Beck (2010) described coefficient alpha (or chrobach’s alpha) “the normal range of values is between .00 and +1.00, and higher values reflect higher internal consistency” (p. 333). A value of .89 and .97 shows that the realibility of measure is extremely high. Polit and Beck (2012) also states that Cronbach’s α does not evaluate fluctuations over time, which can be a possible source of

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    and Fermina Daza. Kafka chose to use three boarders to initiate the rapid decay of Gregor and Grete’s brother-sister relationship. Both consistencies and inconsistencies exist between the ways in which each author uses the

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