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    Why Do People Conform?

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    thus interesting to look at the factors which cause people to conform‚ to do what they see others doing‚ to rely on the judgements of the group‚ and to ignore their own senses and perceptions. It is the reasons for the individual’s desire to conform that I will be discussing in this paper. In 1936 some of the first studies were carried out on this concept of conformity by Muzafer Sherif. In these studies Sherif made use of a phenomenon known as the auto-kinetic effect‚ whereby

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    Why Do Maple Decline

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    Maple decline affects primarily sugar maple‚ Norway maple‚ and red maple in the Northeast and Midwest. The problem is not a new one; stagheaded maples were described as early as 1917 in Massachusetts. At that time‚ dieback was attributed mainly to drought and poor conditions for tree growth afforded by the urban environment. These same conditions exist today‚ and reports of the incidence and severity of maple decline have increased markedly in recent years. In urban sites‚ principle stress factors

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    Chemistry

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    Q. 1. During the electrolysis of molten lead bromide‚ which of the following takes place :  A : Bromine is released at the cathode. B: Lead is deposited at the anode.  C : Bromine ions gain electrons. D: Lead is deposited at the cathode. Ans : - D. Q. 2. Here is an electrode reaction : Cu → Cu2+ + 2e-. [i.e. Cu- 2e- →Cu2+]. At which electrode(anode or cathode) would such a reaction take place. Is this an example of oxidation or reduction. Ans : - At anode. Oxidation. Q. 3. A solution contains

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    Why Do You Dance ?

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    Why Do You Dance ? “Because it’s like breathing‚ it’s like walking to me. I’m not pretending‚ when I dance I don’t pretend. I’m more of myself when I dance in any moment of the day. I can be stuck there in all of my life. I dance to become someone else. There are so many things in this world that want to push down on you but when you dance you are free. It’s pretty much when I knew like I love the biggest because I have never dedicated so much time and effort into something like this. It’s not

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    Why Do Mermaids Exist

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    Tales of the mythical and magical mermaid have been dismissed as rumors; however‚ these majestical creatures do exist. Cameras have caught photos and even videos of these creatures stranded on beaches and swimming dignified through the ocean. You may argue that these images are fabricated but there are scientist who dedicate their lives and can speak surely about the existence of mermaids. Scientist who are skilled in the use of sonar. Scientists who state that mermaids are seismically sensitive

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    Chemistry

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    -> Meaning -> 10^-1 *K (kilo) -> Meaning -> 10^3 *M (mega) -> Meaning -> 10^6 Example for homework. 5m x 2m = 10m^2 Cj Apellanes Mr. Dalton American Literature March 26th‚ 2013 "A Boy‚ A Snake‚ and an Angel." by Henry Hurt (Study Questions) 1. Mark Durrance is described as a handsome boy‚ with

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    Why Do Students Fail

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    Why do students fail? In modern society‚ almost everyone has a right to learn and the right to receive an education‚ but not everyone has the ability to do it. There are thousands of people who had gone to colleges or universities‚ but after half a year they drop it. When they are asked “Why”‚ a lot of them answer that they simply could not do it. Why some people are unable to study well? Lack of interest and motivation in learning‚ unawareness of the consequences of the actions‚ and academic unpreparedness

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    to music. Scientist have concluded that it’s because how their brains are “wired.” “Scientists have discovered how parrots talk‚ as they believe it’s down to the wiring in their brains. And the same brain region controls movement which may explain why some parrots "dance" to music.” (Agency‚ The Telegraph) Scientist think that finding this out about birds brains‚ they might have opened up more research to the human brain. “Scientists found key structural differences in the brains of parrots that

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    Why Do Students Cheat

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    Why Do Students Cheat? Students cheat because it is easier for them to get things done. They feel do not have all the time in the world between class and work. Some student feel cheating can help them get passed something in that class. It may help them for that test or homework but‚ they do not learn by doing that. Many students are cheating because other people around them are doing it and getting away with it. Students may feel by doing that they can get an easy “A” in their class. If a person

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    Role of Chemistry

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    A. Role of Chemistry in Society Applications of chemical science have contributed significantly to the advancement of human civilization (1‚ 2‚ 3). With a growing understanding and ability to manipulate chemical molecules‚ the post-World War II chemist was considered a societal problem solver. They synthesized crop-enhancing agricultural chemicals to ensure a constant and viable food supply. They played a significant role in the eradication of deadly diseases by developing life-saving pharmaceuticals

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