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    Psychology plays an influential role in many aspects of everyday life; however it is not only in these instances that psychology’s role is valued. Through mass media such as movies, video games, and television, the viewer is able to digest the importance of psychology from the interactions witnessed between the environment and characters. This crucial interaction is no exception in the movie, Good Will Hunting, as the stars Robin Williams, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck show the viewers the importance

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    are fairly clear lines between an addiction and a casual behavior. According to drug abuse professionals Chris and Pax Prentiss, creators of Passages Malibu, a residential drug rehab, addiction is brought on by underlying problems in an individual's life that they are not able to manage. When somebody is not able to cope with their circumstances they in some cases turn to alcohol and drugs for relief. In essence it is not the drugs that are the problem it is rather the underlying problems that need

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    the researchers study was to examine the association between past interpersonal trauma and substance abuse consequences in male and female. They hypothesis that alcohol, heroin, or cocaine dependent with past interpersonal trauma would have more substance abuse related life consequences than subjects without this history (Liebschutz el at, 2002). The hypothesis does not reflect the purpose of the correlation and bivariate regression. The hypothesis: Is there a relationship between interpersonal

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    Despite this, however, some have since suggested that their model is pure economics, and is only valid in a theoretical world that doesn’t reflect some of the frictions that actual financial markets do. Richard Roll, and University and Auburn, University of Washington, and University of Chicago educated economist, began his career researching the effect of major events of stock prices. This experience likely helped him reach the two conclusions he makes in his 1977 “A Critique Of The Asset Pricing

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    The first three regressions use a similar dependent variable as Blomquist, while the last regression uses data only on renters. In the first 3 regressions in the sign for the coefficients change for renter, sunshine, sewer, and number of bedrooms. However, in the last regression only signs on the coefficients for crime, lot size, and sewer change. Most of these changes make little sense except for the change that relates to crime. For the second regression in Table 1 state fixed effects

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    339 individuals who rated fatigue score in the past 7 days higher than 3, 23% of these are Hispanics who had a Charleston chronic disease score of less than 2. When compare with total participants, Hispanics who had a fatigue score greater than 3 and a Charleston chronic disease score less than 2 are only 79 out of 2,356 participants, accounting for 3.35%. A t-test and an OLS regression were used to determine the differences of pain rating in the past seven days between males and females. The t-test

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    accurate, they also cost a lot. For instance, suppose our model has 10 predictors, if we run the best subset selection to get the optimal model, we need to compare 1024 combinations of the predictors. It is unrealistic to perform such method in our real life because it time consuming. As a result, more efficient methods to solve the problem of variable selection are urgently desired. In

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    subcategories. The first part of this paper will discuss the most traditional techniques for model-based estimation using statistical regression analysis. Then, the value of expert analysis will be discussed. Next, newer methods of modeling and estimating development effort will be examined, followed by a look at effort estimation in the agile field. Early Models: Regression and Function Point Analysis Model-based effort estimation for software development began with research conducted in the mid-sixties

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    male and female take within in their relationship. She reveals how a power shift come about and the way in which each person in the relationship acts to accommodate it. “Surprise” In her poem “Surprise”, Jane Kenyon uses yonic and phallic symbols, regression, and the double to reveal the power dynamics within the relationship. Kenyon uses yonic and phallic symbols to describe how something is changing in the relationship. Kenyon uses a female symbol when she writes, “Tender ferns unfurl/ in the ditches”

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    ABSTRACT Inflation risk is very virtual to the non-life insurance companies as it has immerse impact on the claim reserving. This study focuses on modelling of the claim inflation risk based on data provided by APA automobile insurance. The aim is to show empirically the impact of inflation on claim reserving and more so to model the claim inflation which help in predicting such future uncertainty. I will use multiple linear regression model to fit all drivers of claim inflation to obtain

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