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    ‚ | Why Scientist Don’t do Ethics and Why it is Important That They do | Ethical Issues in Science | | | Scientists don’t deal with ethics because they are more involved with the science and getting results. The pressure of working in that field is put on them to get results for their careers and getting more grant money. They should deal with ethics for the betterment of all that. If the public believes that scientist are unethical and can’t be trusted‚ the research they do will

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    Nelson and Trevino is "the principles‚ norms‚ and standards of conduct governing an individual or group" (p. 13). The success of any group‚ whether a community‚ business organization‚ or family unit depends on the development of a set of agreed upon ethics or rules of behavior. Sharing ethical standards fosters cohesion in groups and allows a harmonious work and living environment. Human civilization was built on the development of ethical standards and the expectation that all individuals will abide by

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    Why English?

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    Why English ? Why English is important? After Mandarin‚ English is spoken by more people than any other language‚ and is the native language of more than 350 million people. More people speak English than those who speak the Arabic and French languages combined. Moreover‚ English is the international language of diplomacy‚ business‚ science‚ technology‚ banking‚ computing‚ medicine‚ aviation‚ UN & NATO armed forces‚ engineering‚ tourism‚ Hollywood films and arguably the best pop and

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    Why America

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    Once emerging as one of the strongest world powers‚ America soon plummeted down in a steady‚ spiraling decline. The United States used to be seen as an invincible‚ riveting country. Constantly attracting immigrants‚ ensuring a booming economy‚ and creating a new era of unity‚ America quickly became a steadfast melting pot for all. After its peak‚ decline soon followed behind nation wide. The main factors of this decay was the uneven distribution of wealth‚ outsourcing of jobs‚ and the lack of balance

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    Robert E Lee or Ulysses S. Grant. Unfortunately this question does not have an official answer on which general is better. People often speculate that question. Ulysses S. Grant was a better general than Robert E Lee because the north won the civil war‚ Grant was more dedicated that Lee‚ and Lee’s army was less experienced than Grant. All of those points makes Grant a better general than Lee. The civil war was not a fun battle. Many people died during that war. During the 1800’s the southern portion

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    Why Bother?

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    | A Web site that allows anyone to add or edit content is called a ________. | | | | podcast | | | multiuser site | | | weblog | | | wiki | |   Question 2 | 2 points   | Save   |   | The text version of a Web site’s Internet address is called the ________. | | | | | | | | home page | | | IP address | | | protocol | | | Uniform Resource Locator (URL) | | | | | |   Question 3 | 2 points   | Save   |   | In the URL http://www

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    whole world is globalized due to this scientific revolution. Science has affected human life and culture in many ways and requires numerous books to discuss its impacts on us. So in this essay my goal is only to describe the impacts on health and behavior in comparison with the past and present. <br> <br>Before the revolutionary changes in early nineteenth century‚ health problems and a large number of fatal diseases gulped the whole community like a malicious dragon. The most common health problem

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    Animal Testing Unethical

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    Using animals as an alternative to human testing has been a highly controversial topic over the past few decades. With harsh conditions and unethical treatments‚ the understanding of animal testing is very important. From over-the-counter medications to experiments on cures of chronic illnesses‚ animals were used in one way or another. Unfortunately‚ not all experiments given to animals involved a tasty snack or a simple treat. Many experiments involved several incidents of agony and pain without

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    Why study psychology?

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    Why Study Psychology? Britannica Encyclopedia defines psychology as ?Scientific discipline that studies mental processes and behavior in humans and other animals.? It is one of the youngest sciences‚ since philosophers such as Socrates‚ Aristotle‚ and Plato have ?wondered about the mind and soul? for centuries (?Psychology?). They questioned the causes of mental illness‚ what motivates people‚ and what brings happiness. Part of psychology can also be traced back to physiology‚ the study of the human

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    Throughout history‚ the main emotion people have focused on is happiness and how to achieve happiness‚ but since the 1950’s‚ emotional issues and diseases have become more prominent. The end goal of most individuals is happiness‚ but individuals ignore the fact that all other emotions matter. There are many reasons why other emotions matter‚ but the two main ones are that because often‚ the constant pursuit of happiness leads to disappointment and because we do not know the true definition of what

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