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    In crystal healing it is believed that crystal have an energy field around them that interact with other energy around them. Crystals are believed to have energy on a molecular level that is synchronized with in itself, and can remain stable around negative energy. Crystal energy can help balance the energy the human body has by synchronizing with it and giving the human body harmony in balance. Crystal energy is like water ripple-like waves that flow with a rhythmic pulse and spread harmony around

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    According to Holman, Lanfear, Head, and Jennions (2015) “scientific progress rests on reliable data, yet data collection is often subjective. Subjectivity can create biases, many of which derive from cognitive and sensory biases common to us all” (p. 1). They agree with Nickerson (1998) that “confirmation bias ensures that we preferentially detect, focus on, and recall outcomes that confirm our beliefs” (Holman, Lanfear, Head, and Jennions, 2015, p. 1). Due to this, when scientists research a subject

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    Jacob Biggs Dr. Whetstine “Science in Cinema” Physical Science for Elementary & Middle School Teachers 5/16/2017 Science in the Cinema First off, I want to say that this was a lot harder than I originally thought this would be. I normally do not pay enough attention in movies to be able to catch the small scientific inaccuracies that some people may actually catch. So, to write this paper, I had to look up some scientific inaccuracies in movies and came up with a lot more than I thought were

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    Our hypothesis for this project was that we predicted that our egg would not crack and we thought that it would survive the collision into the door. Our results were very different they were very different because our egg did not survive the collision, instead the egg cracked everywhere. The rest of the class mostly had the same results which was their egg cracked or exploded, but there were 2 or 3 groups who managed to keep their egg alive and safe. Some of the things that could have made the egg

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    undecided in that respect. I thought that I had a clear and concise choice; however, there are bits and pieces of almost every theory that might provide a resolution to client’s situation. It was Carl Rogers’s person centered therapy which I found was the theoretical approach for me. When the midterm exam was administered there was a question which asked “Which of the theories covered so far is the one that you lean towards.” I was quick and did not even think twice when I answered Carl Rogers’ person

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    Scientific Lens

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    Anything that can be explained by science is treated as a known truth. There is a bias within the scientific community based on the “assumption that the public is uninformed, and scientist are purveyors of facts” (Bartell 7). Science and folklore have typically had a tumultuous relationship as the scientific community attempts to “re-interpret phenomena previously explained by folklore and /or supernatural mysticism as logical results of scientifically understood processes” (Jordan 8). The goal

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    Imagine you are sitting in a lab just to watch your dad work on this new science project of his. When you accidently spill the glass of water next to his computer. You caused him to start over, but good news is he was looking at experiment all wrong. Mistakes can have a huge effect on science. Mistakes teach scientists how to make the object better, people who make the mistakes are remembered in the future, and great discovers that affect human kind are made. Mistakes are a key part of discovery

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    forming of a theory or conjecture without firm evidence. In From “Sex, Drugs, Disasters, and the Extinction of Dinosaurs,” Stephen Jay Gould discusses and evaluates the difference between science and speculation. Gould also examines three possible theories that could be accredited to the dinosaur’s extinction which are: sex, drugs and disasters. Gould believes that the theory of disasters is the most adequate out of the two other theories. This is because Gould believes that the theory of disasters

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    truth. Stephen Wilson connects the two throughout Information Arts. He explores the definitions and boundaries of science and art, through studying how research affects the progress of both schools of education, finding that research and critical theory has the ability to bring them together. Utilizing the base ideas of research, creating questions and finding answers, there is a clear connection between the arts and sciences/technology. Art and science ask questions, whether those are about looking

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    Science is developed in many ways. Not only now, but hundreds of years back. Rosalind Franklin, Watson and Crick, and others might ring a bell. These are just a few scientists who made science develop in more ways than one and helped scientists of today continue the development of science. Science is developed really just by people trying different things and figuring out what works and what doesn’t work. It’s developed by formulas, and experiments, methods, and hosts of other things. Rosalind Franklin

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