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    matter the type of relationship a person may be in, feedback is needed and in most cases, wanted. In amorous relationships, we seek attention and words of affirmation. In a teacher-student bond, students need to know they are doing well or where they need to improve. In the coach-player relationship, players need to hear where they went wrong in the game; but also how the five rebounds made toward the end of the game helped the team win. Feedback is essential and when used correctly, can lift an individual

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    Positive Feedback and Classroom Environment Student work is typically met by teacher feedback on a number of important items, including his or her achievement, progress, and skills. How that feedback is structured and delivered is a matter for debate among educators. The method and type of feedback teachers use in response to appropriate or inappropriate student behavior shapes the classroom environment (Conroy, Sutherland, Snyder, Al-Hendawi, & Vo, 2009). A potential role for administrators is

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    1. Explain what the two basic types of feedback loops are and how they work, please give an example for each. • The two basic types of feedback loops are positive feedback and negative feedback. Positive feedback is a loop that perpetuates itself; that is, the product of the loop drives the process on. An example of this is the relationship between rising global temperatures and arctic methane release. Large pockets of methane gas are embedded in the permafrost of the Arctic region and global warming

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    negative and positive feedback, giving examples of each. Explain why negative rather than positive feedback is required for maintenance of homeostasis. In order to maintain a constant internal environment, organisms require mechanisms for maintaining internal stability in spite of intrinsic or extrinsic changes. Negative feedback is a corrective mechanism that opposes a variation from normal limits. It is required for the maintenance of homeostasis in the body. However, positive feedback is a mechanism

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    Feedback is imperative for any and every member of a team. Feedback is what allows individuals to improve and learn from their own mistakes. Constructive criticism is an instructive open door for both the sender and the recipient. The initial phase in evaluation is to explain the objective or the reason behind a criticism. Qualitative feedback is unique in the way in which it provides an opportunity for individuals to evaluate their weaknesses and further improve upon their strengths. This ultimately

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    ESS : 91411 What are the potential social, political and economic repercussions of a rising sea level. Abstract Sea level rise is a phenomena observed recently due to the effects of global warming on the state of water on our planet, the increase in temperature causes glaciers to melt and less water being trapped on land in the form of snow or ice, and the rising temperature causes the oceans themselves to expand, due to the decrease in density from the increased vibrations of the molecule causing

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    and serve their customers as best as possible. Having all of the different components located near each other and working together will then cause a positive feedback loop. A positive feedback loop will amplify any positive changes in the network and then cause others to want to join the cluster and therefore help it grow. Having a positive feedback loop will then cause vendors to want to

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    For me Pokemon Go is good because of my childhood memories of it. There is a reason that everyone in their 20's is all about Pokemon. We grew up on it. It's childhood again, and it not just reminding us of a simpler time but reintroduces again the wonderful world of Pokemon to a new generation of kids this days. It makes you actually explore your city's landmarks, when I first try to play the game, I was amazed by this aspect. All of the Pokestops and gyms are placed around real landmarks of the

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    Many teens have goals for what they want to do later in life. Whether it may be getting the job they want, getting accepted to the college of their choice, earning scholarships, or even being able to provide for a family later in life, all of these things stem from what they are doing right now in high school. Recently in American public schools specifically, there has been a lot of push-back on homework, saying that homework is not needed. Data produced in a study by The National Assessment of Educational

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    Respect is defined “as a feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements.” A little more common interpretation of this word is; something that is earned through hard work, honesty, and fairness. Respect is the basis for a person’s life and almost everything they do revolves around it. Respect is important in every aspect of a person’s everyday life. Respect is something that a person must work for, it can not be just given to anybody. Respect

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