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Three-Dimensional Facial Reconstruction Similar to the two-dimensional approach, a forensic artist and anthropologist are essential in three-dimensional facial reconstruction (Gupta et al., 2015). Initiating the three-dimensional reconstruction techniques, clay or plastic have been typically used to make replication of skulls (Decker, S., Davy-Jow, S., Faraut, P., Ford, J., Hilbelink, D. & Neville, W., 2013). This clay or plastic replication method still utilizes soft facial tissue depth markers

The aim of this literature review is to analyse and evaluate the quantitative research study conducted by Usher et al (2012). This is a randomised controlled trial that was undertaken to test a nurse led weight management and exercise intervention which was designed for participants with serious mental illness (SMI) who take second generation antipsychotic medications. This review will explore the strengths and weakness of its research methodology which includes study design, study sample, data

“The Toxic Truth About Sugar”, written by Lustig et al. varies in their usage of rhetorical strategies to try to have their readers better understand that sugar, as common as it is, can be very dangerous when a big amount is consumed in one day. The numbers in our world don’t lie: A shocking statistic is that there are currently thirty percent more people who are obese than there are healthy. This discussion arose from the staggering facts that obesity is becoming more of an epidemic than ever before

experiment performed by the males and females in the Tuesday 4pm psychology lab, was done as a replication of the Halari et al experiment in London in 2005. The hypothesis in the original experiment was that women will, on average, gain a higher verbal fluency score than men and men will, on average, perform more accurately than women on mental rotation. The results obtained from Halari et al’s (2005) clearly prove this hypothesis correct. The results also rejected the null hypothesis which says that men

Discussion The null hypothesis of the study, developed by Elliot et al, was that the colour red evokes avoidance motivation and undermines intellectual performance, and that it has these effects without conscious awareness or intention (as cited by Elliot & Maier, 2007). However, the results of this study suggest that the colour of the ink does not influence the performance of the two groups; therefore, the colour red does not hinder the ability to complete the anagram test. The t-value is significantly

favouritism), and criticisms from outgroup sources is perceived to be a threat. The individual 's sensitivity towards the criticism therefore relies on the group membership of the criticiser. Aim(s) To replicate the experiment performed by Hornsey et al (2002) on ISE (Intergroup Sensitivity Effect) to determine if criticism is preferred from ingroup or outgroup members. Method The participants (students) were divided into two groups, and each participant read a vignette criticising students. One

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First of the issues is that the problem lay in the hands of the title, “Majority Opinion in Washington et al. v. Glucksberg et al.”, keyword being majority. We have already read from author Vincent Ruggiero that the majority view is not always correct. We also see this in the 1896 case of Plessy v. Ferguson, which ruled that separate but equal was okay. We don’t want

Name, Legal Citation, and Level of Court Gratz Et Al. V. Bollinger Et Al., 539 US 244 (2003). The case was originally heard in the Federal District Court, and finally decided in the Rehnquist Court. Case Brief (3,4,5) Petitioner, Jennifer Gratz, who is Caucasian Michigan resident, applied for admission for the fall 1995 semester, to the University of Michigan’s College of Literature, Science, and the Arts (LSA) as residents of the State of Michigan. Gratz was told that, despite being very much

Torelli et al. examined the implication of three difference types of communication platforms A) picture exchange PE® (b) GoTalk® and (c) IPad® in the Lucas’s aggressive behavior. The purpose of the study was to determine which device yield superior results than the other (e.g. when the child had lower rate of problem behavior and increased of mand). Furthermore, a functional communication analysis FCA was conducted to promote correct mand in the place of problem behavior (i.e. Lucas was taught to