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    AUTHOR DETAILS |Title of the Paper (Finance) |The Impact of Monetary Control Techniques used on Banking Sector | | | | |Name of Author |Mr. Arvind R. Gajakosh | | | City College

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    It is hard to find any person that is not affected by a traumatic brain injury or stroke‚ whether they personally experienced the brain injury‚ or they know someone who was affected by a brain injury. Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) are any injuries to the brain caused by a range of bumps‚ jolts‚ and even penetrations‚ which have a negative impact on normal function in the brain. Concussions may be considered mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBI) because the people experiencing concussions have shorter

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    Brain-based learning started in the 1970s as a means to understand the interworking’s of the brain and how this would aid in education. This paper will review the advantages of brain-compatible learning environments by first discussing what brain-based learning consist of‚ the relationship between the brain and student learning‚ the advantages of brain-compatible learning environments‚ how these environments can be implemented‚ brain-compatible teaching methods and how we can measure the success

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    Research Methods in Psychology A) Explain 1 disadvantage of using an interview to collect these data. A full picture of attachment can hardly be gained as the mothers were being asked questions about their children’s behaviour‚ and they are not very objective. It would have been more reliable if the investigators simply observed the children’s behaviour. B) Write one question that the psychologist could ask that would generate qualitative data. Would you describe your child as securely

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    The steps of basic and applied research are the following: 1. OBSERVATION (Broad Area of Research Interest Identified) – Identification of broad problem area through the process of observing and focusing on the situation. Any area/situation that has got identified for improvement can be classified as a broad problem area. 2. PRELIMINARY DATA GATHERING (Interviewing Literature Survey)- Once the broad problem area has got identified‚ the same can be narrowed down to specific issues for investigation

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    This Essay will compare and contrast two different research methods that are qualitative and quantitative methods endeavouring to highlight differences and similarities between them‚ and providing example how they are applied through airline industry. According to Kotler et al.( 2010 p. 124-125) “ Marketing research is a process that identifies and defines marketing opportunities and problems‚ monitors and evaluates marketing actions and performance‚ and communicates the findings and implications

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    founder of the psychoanalytic school of thought is Sigmund Freud. He believed that many psychological problems result from the conflicts that occur between "acceptable" behavior and "unacceptable" unconscious sexual or aggressive motives. His theory was called Psychoanalysis. Freud relied more on deductive reasoning rather than on rigorous research methods‚ hence making his approach non-scientific. Also‚ he laid emphasis on the importance of unconscious processes and unresolved past conflicts. Behaviorist:

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    can harm brain growth and lead to lower performance in school. The fact that children belonging to low-income families have poorer performance in school has been known for a while‚ but recent research shows that poverty can be linked to a smaller surface area of the brain. Twenty percent of the achievement gap between affluent and poor children can be explained by their differences in brain development. A psychologist‚ Seth Pollak‚ and others at the University of Wisconsin-Madison used the results

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    Why Do You Have Brain Fog? Do you have trouble learning‚ remembering‚ and concentrating? If so‚ you may think there’s something seriously wrong with your mind. You’re not going crazy. More likely than not‚ your brain fog has a physical cause. You just need to figure out what’s happening inside your body and get it cleared up. What is Brain Fog? Brain fog is an impairment of cognitive function. This dysfunction is usually present at all times and causes problems with memory‚ cognition‚ learning

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    The two important research methods are experimental and correlational. Many researchers use both methods to find outcome of their research. They may explore different avenues of an approach to gain the results they want. We will be describing the two methods and finding out which one is best. The definition of the experimental method is a scientific method message to confirm cause-and-effect relationships by introducing independent variables and observing their effects on dependent. “An example

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