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Aim The aim of this experiment is to set up a simulation of a car accident using trolleys and dummies as models to create this car simulation. Colleagues The following colleagues have helped to develop results for this experiment: Georgia Wright, Nicole McGrath and Tahlia Faulds. Hypothesis PART A If Trolley A and B collide very hard then the dummies would propel off the trolleys because of the impact of the collision and force. PART B If the trolley was set at far distances on the ramp, then the

Discussion Question 1 I can remember serving in the Air Force as a nurse and working with the chief of nursing. During my training period, things just seemed so difficult and hard for me to grasp under such a stressful environment. The chief of medical was very detail oriented and she would always pushed us to think outside of the box. We would go through different mock code scenarios as if we were out in the battlefield for two weeks. If we did not respond to the level of her expectations,

Discussion Question Willpower is something that everyone has, it is just that majority of people do not know how to use it efficiently. It is explained from the beginning of the willpower instinct that people often set goals then lose control of themselves. Having experienced failure in obtaining my goals in the past, now that we are tackling willpower challenges I have been more productive toward my goals. One of the reasons that we tell ourselves that we can’t achieve our goals, is because of

Discussion Questions 1. What was your overall reaction to this video? ADDIE Video This is the first time I have ever hear or see the ADDIE evaluation process. I found it to very interesting and useful. The evaluation process help me put a systematic structure to the online training I am developing. The type of training that I will be creating is of the technological nature, and involves many software programs. The rapid prototyping, explained as the idea of continual feedback while creating instructional

Alex Kearney 1/19/2017 Sociology 100 Module Discussion 3 Why do you think culture (material and nonmaterial) differs from one location to another? Why do you feel that there are changes within a culture across time? In other words, how and why do ideologies change? I think culture differs from one location to another for many reasons. First, location will always affect a culture. Access to natural resources is key in the development of a society. The way a culture operates in the desert will differ

Michael, John, You did an excellent job answering this week’s discussion board question. On your answer for the following question I would like to expand in further detail. Tools used for forensics investigations. What tools are needed for investigations? How do you create a forensics "toolkit?" What should it contain? I do believe that in your answer to this question you are right in saying that the tools that is need in a forensic investigators toolkit will vary from investigation to investigation

2.08 Discussion Questions 1. In 3–5 sentences, discuss how social media influences a teenager’s self-esteem. Social media influences a teenager's self-esteem because it can lower or boost their self-esteem. It can lower a teenager's self-esteem by having cyberbullies on the internet putting them down with their negative opinions of the teen which can also drive the teens to feel hurt, or discourgaed by letting others opinions get to them. Social media can boost a teenager’s self-esteem by having

Mei Yun Lin Quiz for GS616 - Genetics discussion section – Short Answers 20 points total (2/2 points) 1) What is a loss-of-function experiment? Loss of function experiments, such as in a gene knockout experiment, in which an organism is engineered to lack the activity of one or more genes, resulted in gene product to have less or no function. It is very commonly used in the research, and it can reduce or abolish protein function. (3/3 points) 1) What is a gain-of-function experiment? Gain

Unethical research can occur for a multitude of reasons. In some cases, researchers become blinded by their desire to obtain accurate results without taking into consideration whether the study is ethical. In other cases, such as the Stanford Prison Experiment, a lack of planning results in an unethical situation surfacing once the study has already begun. Maintaining the ethicality of research experiments is become more likely because the federal government and individual social science organizations

UNIT 3 DISCUSSION The country that I am going to describe for the assignment is the United States (USA). The USA is the third largest country in the world with a population of 320 million. The USA culture is shaped by immigrants from all countries of the world. The USA does not have an official language, but business and political matters are mainly conducted in English. The non-English languages spoken in the USA are Spanish, German, French, Chinese and Hebrew. The majority of Americans considered