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    My opponent is Jack Harty. The Idea that I specially disagree with is the airplane crash happened because of the mechanical problems that happened to airplane engines. I disagree with this idea because not every plane which have problem with its engine crashed or damaged. Thesis statement: B) Harty claims that some airplane crashes are happening due to technical problem s which happens to airplane engines ‚but they are happening because the pilots or co-pilots intentionally damage the plane while

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    The negative effects of cell phones With the increasing popularity of cell phones comes many adverse effects not only on a social level but also on our health. Many of us can’t imagine a day without our cell phone but by Are we losing the ability to communicate face to face? How tragic it is to hear bout accidents caused by talking and texting while driving. We are easily convinced that we need new phones with new features but neglect the fact that the old phones that we dispose

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    that works both windows since she has added responsibility‚ she feels more confident about her work and therefore wants to progress. It can also be a benefit for the teller that is only at the lobby. Although she is a great worker‚ her speed or multitasking ability may need some work. This should motivate her to pay closer attention to her speed‚ and with this need‚ the manager may step in and offer more training. The other theory that is important is the goal-setting theory. In my opinion‚ this

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    Dana Katsura Katsura 1 U.S. History Mr.Hunter February 12‚ 2013 “The cell phone” Technological advancements made a tremendous impact on the lives of the people of the 20th century. These dynamic changes in technology are what improve life. One major technological advancement that has greatly changed lives is the cell phone. This piece of technology has revolutionized the way in which we stay connected with friends and family‚ it increased the amount of safety that we

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    Selective attention is regarded to the process in which one blocks out several stimuli while selectively paying attention to one. An example of a real life scenario of selective attention would be standing in a crowd where there are multiple conversations going on between different individuals‚ but you block out the other conversations and only pay attention to what your friend is saying. Donald Broadbent came up with a model which describes how selective attention works called Broadbent’s filter

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    dangerous and causes fatal and non-fatal car accidents. This is not only an issue for teenagers‚ but also an issue for adults. In order to put a stop to this horrible epidemic‚ we should crack down on texting and driving. People are horrible at multitasking while driving; therefore‚ we should have ways to prevent the issue. Ways to obviate texting and driving can be: increasing fines‚ 30 hours of mandatory driving school‚ even build cars that automatically disable texting‚ and jail time for repeating

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    would allow. It is easier to accomplish other tasks while texting than it is with calling. Calling is a more demanding form of communication that can make certain tasks more difficult if done while speaking on the phone. Therefore‚ texting makes multitasking easier. In addition‚ speaking out loud is mandatory to make a phone call‚ whereas texting allows communication to occur silently. Not all circumstances allow noise to be made. Texting is more beneficial in silent situations because it will not

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    would afford me the ability to utilize and improve my Administrative and Customer Relations skill sets. PROFICIENCIES: • Over 3 years of Outstanding Customer Service‚ Retail & Cash Handling experience • Efficient at multitasking and adjusting as work duties evolve • Operate cash register‚ office equipment & multi-line telephone systems with ease WORK HISTORY: Summer 2009 - Present Guest Relations‚ JetSetDC.com Washington D.C. o Meet and greet

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    We used phones for the sole purpose of calling people. Now we can use cell phones for internet use‚ taking pictures‚ and most importantly texting. Texting began to take off as a trend specifically for teenagers. ! Teenagers are notorious for multitasking throughout the day. As talking on the phone emerged as too time consuming‚ texting began to exist as a convenience. Texting plays a vital role of communication in daily lives. Due to the fact of convenience and texting playing a vital role of

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    An increased rate of violence and aggression among children and teenagers is one of the most important problems faced by today’s parents. But we hardly spare a thought to the fact that entertainment media like television‚ video games and movies‚ can be an important factor contributing to the growing trend of violent behaviour among children and teenagers. Video games are perhaps the most significant source of entertainment for young children that were first introduced in the year 1970. From then

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