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English 111

(Essay # 4)
Each day, I make an evaluation about my work, routine, people, surrounding, events, to mention a few. Rarely do I support my personal judgmental assessment with detailed, reasoned arguments or acceptable evidence. I simply have the gut feelings to express my opinion. However, in this academic paper on justifying an evaluation, I will write my statements using criteria from an expert to offer my readers with persuasive, well-developed, and neatly supported claims. I will evaluate my comparison of two websites and justify the set of standards that I will use to evaluate them using Cornell University Library’ Continue reading...

Origin of Ebola virus: Ebola virus causes an acute, serious disease (EVD), and Ebola diseases were known as Ebola haemorrhagic fever. Scientists have identified five different species of Ebola virus: Zaire, Sudan, Tai forest, Bundibugyo, and Reston. Cause of Ebola disease is due to the infection of a virus of Filoviridae family, of Ebolavirus genus. The virus of Filoviridae family first came into notice in 1967, and immediate source of the virus was green monkeys of Africa. (Peters, C., & Peters, J., 1999). In 1976 first reported case of Ebola disease appeared in two consecutive outbreaks in Sudan and in Continue reading...

Business

The 2008 financial crisis, also known as the global financial crisis, dramatically hit the world. The collapse of Lehman Brothers especially affected the world’s financial system. One by one the most developed countries were setting into recession with their financial markets being in a complete mess. As a result, it turned out to be the worst recession in the last 80 years. Monetary and financial decisive actions taken by governments prevented if from growing into depression compared to the level of the Great Depression. Still, recovery remains slow and GDP is still below its pre-crisis level. Moreover, the Continue reading...

Introduction

The world of legal practice is one that has numerous dynamics and complexities. It requires a person to be sharp and on edge to avoid shortcomings, although they are inevitable from time to time. A while back, a number of claims and complaints were raised about inappropriate treatment and handling by lawyers and advocates of the law. As a result, an oversight and governing body had to be created to help in running and providing guidelines for practice to its members (Chanock 34).
Law societies were developed with this intention. Over time, they developed the code of conduct, and Continue reading...

Post One

In the field of finance, working in a private equity firm is increasingly becoming one of the most sought after career opportunity. Brilliant educated individuals are striving to work in private derivative trading and equity deals in the private equity firms. These private equity firms have become increasingly important in the economy. Some of their activities involve investing in small companies at their early stages of development and providing relevant investing advice to potential investors. In this case, they purchase the equity companies in the public equity market, through the normal stock purchase. The principals of these private equity Continue reading...

The Niagara College Winery seemed to be the ideal choice for hosting the Taste of Niagara Reception for a number of reasons. Most importantly, it was large enough to accommodate the number of required culinary booths along with the stage, microphone, podium, silent auction table and the anticipated one hundred guests.
The Winery is decidedly more elegant than the alternative of the cafeteria/gymnasium, and will therefore require less decoration and additional preparation beforehand, which is important because the event is scheduled for a time when school is still in session. The cafeteria/gym will be needed for their traditional purposes Continue reading...

Chapter 7: Learning

How Do We Learn?
What is learning, and what are some basic forms of learning?
Learning: the process of acquiring new and relatively enduring information or behaviors.
Humans learn by association, our minds naturally connect events that happen in order.
Associative learning: learning that certain events occur together; the events may be two stimuli (classical conditioning) or a response and its consequence (operant conditioning).

Stimulus: any event or situation that evokes a response.

Cognitive learning: the acquisition of mental information, whether by observing events, by watching others, or through language.
Classical Conditioning
What are the basic components of classical conditioning, and what was behaviorism’s view of learning?
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The Constitution of the United States is designed to limit the power of the government without detracting from its effectiveness. Governments get their power from the people whom they represent. That is to say, if the people do not grant it, the government has no power at all.
The Bill of Rights, which includes the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution, details citizens’ rights and freedoms under the government’s rule. It protects the people from government having too much power, in other words, it limits the federal power. Americans have freedom of speech, press, religion and assembly. Continue reading...

Dr. Laura who has been a well-known radio talk show host advocating for ‘healthy families’ has made some challenging remarks and set some unreasonable standards for women. I would like to share my thoughts on many of the concepts or ideas that I have learned in the course. The focus remains on the ideals Dr. Laura has placed on the psyche of many American women and families. Those who follow Dr. Laura’s principles of how women should behave in their role as mothers are going to find themselves boxed into a difficult paradigm of life in the 21st Continue reading...

The humans pass through different stages of life before reaching the years of adulthood. However, infancy records a timeframe that features total dependence on the caregivers, and the survival of the newborn is literally in the hands of his or her parents. The new member of the world then enters the second stage of life where the science of psychology calls him or her a child. The major portion of learning takes place during these years, and the kid assimilates all the information and data to those he or she experiences exposure.
The personal development of the child is Continue reading...