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    Persuasive Speech Guidelines

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    June 8‚ 2005 Tips for picking a topic: • Don’t pick a topic that is too big of broad. You have a limited amount of time for each speech so you need to pick a topic that can be completed or covered in the allotted time. • Don’t pick a topic that is too technical or obscure. Places to find topics: • Newspaper o School Newspaper • Television • Magazines o Discover magazine o Scientific American o National geographic o Martha Stewart Living o Newsweek o Time The general purpose is always

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    38 People Who Saw Murder

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    In the story “38 People Who Saw Murder Didn’t Called The Police” a women named Katherine Genovese also called Kitty has been brutally murdered in her neighborhood and many people witness this horrific killing but chose not to call the police until it was too late for her life to be saved. But what would’ve happened if someone had acted sooner; Of course to state the obvious kitty will most likely still be alive. The author Martin Gansberg has given the situation on how people chose not to act but

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    Bad Behavior Human behavior at times can be unusual and unacceptable. The behavior of people is influenced by their attitude‚ emotions‚ authority‚ and genetics. Behavior is the way a person reacts to different situations. A person’s behavior can be affected by many things‚ such as change of situation or even medical conditions. Every human being has different behavior. A number of human behaviors may lead to other people being affected. At times people do certain behaviors without even realizing

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    Black Dahlia Murder

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    The Black Dahlia Murder case remains to be one of Hollywood’s longest-running mysteries and one of the most dreadful of the 1940s. On the morning of January 15‚ 1947‚ the body of a pretty young woman‚ Elizabeth Short‚ was found severed in half in an empty lot on the west side of South Norton Avenue in Leimert Park‚ Los Angeles. The body was discovered at 10:00 am by local resident Betty Bersinger‚ as she was walking with her three-year-old daughter. At first‚ Besinger thought that the body parts

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    Darrin Edwards English 111 RPL October 1‚ 2013 Reader Response #2 Too Little‚ Too Late I couldn’t dare imagine a situation were I’m kicking and screaming for my life‚ trying my hardest to get away from the claws of death. And even though everyone can see and hear me yelling at the top of my lungs for help‚ no one has the courage to do so. In the short story “37 Who Saw Murder Didn’t Call the Police” by Martin Gansberg‚ that was the fate for Catherine Genovese. Gansberg does an exceptional job

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    Darley and Latané’s Training Manual—A Five-Stage Approach The purpose of Darley and Latané’s experiment was to look into the behaviour of witnesses. They wanted to look into what it takes for people‚ who witness something that requires their assistance‚ to ignore one’s call for help. They decided to focus on what happens when there is no authority in a group crisis. To find out answers‚ they decided to call for volunteer students from New York University. They told the students they were a part

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    there was a car accident‚ no one stopped and called the police. After the learning about the Bystander Effect‚ I realized that the examples above are the phenomenon that individuals are less likely to help a victim when some other people are present. One of the many explanations of the Bystander Effect is that we like following the group‚ in other words‚ we feel secure when conforming. The Bystander Effect is prevalent in today’s society‚ from school bullying

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    have seen the Bystander Effect demonstrated first hand. On one specific occasion‚ I was at an outdoor event and woman began having a seizure. Everyone around the lady‚ including both close friends and the security guards for the event‚ stepped back and did nothing‚ seemingly waiting for someone else to step in and handle the situation. I noticed what was happening and stepped in to provide her with medical assistance‚ but not before I noticed that none of the hundreds of bystanders had taken the

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    Bystander effect in apoptosis To reciprocate the scenario of cell growth‚ the bystander effect can lead cells towards apoptosis. There has been conflicting reports indicating both the expression of connexins induced apoptosis and may also supress/ prolong apoptosis. Studies have shown the expression of Cx32 in Caki-1 cells (human metastatic renal carcinoma cell line) had a suppressive effect on Caki-1 cell growth in mice and also significantly reduce the anchorage and invasiveness of the carcinoma

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    Bystander Effect Analysis

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    Bystander effect is real‚ and it is still present in the modern society. A mock experiment in a YouTube clip “Bystander Effects” posted in 2009 highlights the reality of this situation. The narrator introduces the clip saying that one may think that in case of an emergency and surrounded by people‚ he or she is likely to get immediate attention. However‚ this is not the case as the film present a character named Peter who is acting to demonstrate the Bystander Effect in Liverpool Street London. Peter

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