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Is it just a coincidence that his body was able to bounce back so quickly, or was it his lifestyle and is there a reason why his body reacted so well? And why some individuals react in a better way or worse?

I have heard of this famous story about Gage. It is crazy to think that damage to his frontal lobe caused him to change his personality and yet years later he became his old self. The way the body heals itself is crazy because I believe it is hard to explain how someone's mind became so angry after a horrific accident and yet years later he goes back to being calm.

TMS is a simulation to determine issues resulting in speecific parts of the brain, and finding which ones.

Does this directly effect the ability to produce words correctly, or is our ability to speak just effected as a result of our hindered hearing?

Is this known as plasticity, I remember that being what this is known as but im an not exactly sure!

For many of years people had different beliefs of where the mind was many believing it was the heart. Until one of the first people to say it was in the brain was Hippocrates. As time went on we were able to prove that this is where the mind resides.

Being able to use brain imaging has been such an important part of helping people out. In the medical field having the ability to take a picture of your brain and help diagnose any problems that they're might be is great. It is great way to help understand how the brain functions normally compared to when a brain does not function correctly.

Does anyone know if this is still a current belief. I am looking for information that confirms or denies this but can't seem to find any yet? Has anyone one else seen if this is true? I was looking around and someone stated that it can be all parts of the brain not just singular but other sources say something a little different. Does anyone have a definite answer?

We should memorize this information as important on history of biopsychology.

Hi Everyone, I think we could certainly make note of this information Hippocrates was the first person we know of to speculate that the brain was the primary source of functions in our behavior and not the heart or any other organs. This could come up on a test in the future.

I Istrongly disagree with thiis, I believe that to an extent, the past and our environemt can lead us into a certain direction and leave some doors closed while keeping other open however, there is always going to be multiple doors and we are in control of our every decision. One mistake can ruin our lives, and vise versa.

Cant you tell information about the brain just by looking at the structure in an mri? Isnt that the wholw point?

I am extremely confused on this whole concept in section 1.1.5. I was wondering if anyone had a website link or video explaining this more clearly?

I understand that there are certain areas of the brain that are effected differently when damaged. When there is damage to the brain can the brain be healed back to normal or is the damage irreversible?

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To make a law or regulation official through a formal legislative process.

A violent uprising against a government or authority.

The Smithsonian American Art Museum (SAAM) is one of Smithsonian institution museums, committed to collecting, preserving, and displaying American art from the colonial period to the present.

Act of being free from restrictions, control or oppression.

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Many would argue that the white men are mentally ill and shouldn't have firearms but innocent colored men would get killed despite not showing any threat to federal officers. Some point out that faulting mental health of white men deflects from the violence of white male heteropatriarchy.

Relatedly, Portillos, Gonzalez, and Peguero (2011) show the criminalization of Latinx students also in terms of immigration status. This trend of preferential treatment is not only with white educators but also with white administrators.

The engineering field was mainly dominated by white men and only tested the self driving car with white people, not those of color.

California struck down anti-miscegenation laws in 1948. The last of the anti-miscegenation laws were struck down in 1967 in the Loving v. Virginia case.

This law was created as there were more multiracial kids defunding the "all free whites are eligible for citizenship" people who also question this naturalization law included Asians, Indians, etc. Who had fair skin. Multiracial children (half white half black, result of rape) were also questioned their right for citizenship.

Couldn't be avoided as government was involved with slavery laws; impacted society back then and now.

1.Ask a classmate for their notes 2. Meet with the instructor to discuss missing material 3. review the online resources such as podcasts or lectures.

The benefits is faster typing and access to digital resources. The potential problems is distractions and the dependence on battery life.

Two advantages of the Cornell system over list method of note taking is better organization and a improved review.

The Cornell method helped me have a better understanding of my notes and making me stay on track of what I am learning.

The Cornell method helps by organizing notes clearly.

Ask a friend for the notes.look up the topic that was discussed. ask you professor if their anything to read or look at to understand.

A problem with computers not taking is it can get very easy to just get distracted and work on other things or miss spell. but the benefits are the tools that are all over the computer.

1. You get a better understanding in what your note taking is actually saying.
2. although its a way of note taking its all just fats writing down of what your teacher is saying and not rleay a good idea of what everything is.

Even though the Cornell method is helpful to some people I like to take notes like color coding it helps my brain but I have to get use to other methods.

Some ways the instructors signal more important material is repeating key points, writing on the board, and changing tone of voice.

I would sit in the front row so I can participate more easily in class discussions and so I can hear and see the teacher clearly.

Clear my mind and turn off all the distractions.

Instructors may saying things over and over or talking in a different tone of voice.

prepare myself mentally get myself prepared for the lecture that's about to go on.

I will sit in the front row so my teacher can see if I am struggling or understanding by the way I am acting or the way I look and also to make sure there are no distractions around me.

It is truly amazing how complicated and mysterious the brain is. There have been many divisions of psychobiology that have been discovered throughout time to help us understand the brain. The more advanced people and technology become the more I believe that there will be more divisions made.

Many democratic countries address social problems through stronger government intervention. For example, European nations provide universal healthcare and extensive social safety nets, which reduce poverty and improve quality of life. The U.S., in contrast, relies more on private industry and less on government programs, leading to higher rates of inequality.

This book highlights how social movements, from civil rights to labor rights, have historically created change. It's relevant because it reinforces the idea that individuals and organized groups can challenge systemic issues, showing that social change is possible through activism and advocacy.

Social constructionism is the idea that social problems are not just about objective conditions but also about how society perceives them. For example, mental health was once seen as a personal failing rather than a social problem. However, over time, awareness campaigns have shifted public perception, making it a recognized social issue that requires systemic solutions.

This book is cited in the discussion of how sexual violence was historically ignored as a social problem until the women’s movement of the 1970s. It’s relevant because it shows how societal awareness can shape what is considered a social problem, reinforcing the social constructionist perspective.

The concept of blaming the victim rather than the system is frustrating because it overlooks the structural factors that contribute to social problems. For example rather than systemic issues like low wages and lack of affordable housing society blames individuals for their “poor choices”.

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1. What is a chemical bond? A chemical bond is an interaction between atoms or ions that stabilizes their outer shells.
2. What subatomic particles participate in a chemical bond? The V alence electrons in the outermost orbital shell.
3. What is a molecule? Molecules are substances composed of two or more atoms held together by a chemical bond.
4. What is a salt? Salts are substances composed of ions held together by chemical bonds.1
5. What is a compound? Salts and molecules made up of two or more atoms of different elements.
6. What is an ionic bond? Occurs between ions with opposite charges.
7. What is a covalent bond? Occurs between atoms of the same molecule
8. What is a hydrogen bond? Occurs between atoms in different molecules, or different parts of the same molecule.

A hydrogen bond occur between atoms in different molecules one of them being hydrogen), or different parts of the same molecule.

A covalent bond is occur between ions with opposite charges between anions and cations.

An Ionic bond is a chemical bond between two atoms with electronegativities

Compound is a substance when two or more elements are bonded together

Salt is a mineral made of sodium

Molecules are substances composed of two or more atoms held together by a chemical bond.

Subatomic particles participate in a chemical bond is Electrons

A chemical bind Is an interaction between atoms or ions that stabilizes their outer shells. The interaction happens among the valence electrons the ones in the outermost orbital shell.

I often build my speeches in this manner. I am used to this style of preparing for a speech.

Amazing how so much goes into just the outline of the speech. Building a good foundation with the rebar certainly takes time before laying the concrete over it.

I used to use index cards when preparing speeches. I used to write everything out and down then I would break it all down into the points, and ideas. It eventually got easier to build a skeleton so that I could give the speech and not forget what I needed to say. Just took a ton of practice at least for me.

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How the speech is structured has a huge impact with the delivery. Topical pattern seems like a lot in one.

I really like the breakdown of being able to present the PowerPoint quite a bit of information in here that I didn't know when it comes to presenting in this format.

pretty much have seen this in the corporate world all the time, PowerPoints, charts, blah blah boring stuff. At least to me it is boring I get overloaded with charts and graphs and what not tons of information coming at me.

I didn't know that examples and hypotheticals could be used as far as a resource.

I didn't know CWI offered so many recourses of information for study and research. I think it's amazing how technology has allowed us to just be able to pull something up and be able to use it in that moment.

I like the flow of the Thesis statement and building up the speech with the various ways to accomplish it. I like the general outline of it so that you're not running around in circles trying to figure out what to put into the speech.

I've never implemented this in my speech writing. Humm interesting. Always learning new ways to get it done.

Personally, I love brainstorming, I usually get a ton of ideas and then I can narrow down all the things related to the subject so that there isn't too much information.

I agree they should be engaging and entertaining to suck in the audience. Keep them captivated and engaged fully. Being able to be relatable is pretty important so as not to lose anyone in the delivery.

Important to know your speech setting so that you can be comfortable and know how to differentiate between your delivery or volumes. I like to see the setting is it a big convention center, is it a small dynamic of just company meeting, is it more comedic? I think this should have a impact on what type of speech is to be given as well.

Captivating the audience with different speaking formats is going to definitely have an impact. In person I really enjoy joking around with having fun. Depending on the requirements of the speech and whom it is being delivered to sometimes I like to come across as such. Just really depends on my setting.

Consideration of the audience again and what they may or may not know go into the complexity or simplicity of the details being given. Yes, tailoring it to specifics and staying on topic are very important as well. I agree with one of the other comments that jumping around and giving irrelevant information makes the speech hard to understand where the speaker is coming from,.

When thinking about writing any speech this is something that I really ponder? For me it's important to be relatable when it comes to giving a speech, is it corporate, informative, and so on but also because the depth of the information to give and is it going to be simple or more dive into with information.

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excess amount - amount consumed in 2nd rxn = amount consumed in 1st rxn

before it's had a chance to react with the titrand

want end point to be as close as possible to equivalence point

By far this chapter is my favorite as it stands. There are so many different things that come into play when shaping yourself to who you are. It is very rare to have an understanding of who you are as a person and to love yourself though and through. This chapter speaks a lot on all of the little pieces that make the most beautiful picture. Self-esteem, self concept, self -evaluations, perception, cultural, schema, and breaking all peer pressure and rigid rules into these that make up who you are, all still while acknowledging everyday you change and grow. i am not the same person i was yesterday, let alone 10 years ago. All of these pieces created and helped shape who i am.

ive noticed, like in this chapter, perceptive play a deep role in self esteem. Its more common than not to have a negative self esteem. Again, tying what i had stated about self concept, self esteem should be a comparative idea. Comparing only to your own person, both in where you are tying to go, and where you have come from. Acknowledging both failures, growths, perspective in the differences in experienced cultures, and upbringing that has shaped you they are not good or bad but a complex shaping of a unique being.

Thinking and communicating the way that i do, one of the biggest ways i can comprehend and reevaluate what i had just heard was to compare it to something i am familiar with. I am a strong believer in finding out who you are through self reflection and comparison. When stating comparison i am saying it in the same way this chapter explains, not to one another, but to previous versions of self, to grom and expand on.

you explain or describe objects as they are arranged around you in your space

Source: https://pressbooks-dev.oer.hawaii.edu/cmchang/chapter/8-3-organizing-your-writing/#:~:text=Spatial%20order%20means%20that%20you,describe%20what%20is%20around%20you.

i believe that this is the greatest reason why debate is so important. I say debate in the most traditional respectful way. Two people sit opposite of each other discussing their own views and either change each others mind of walk away agreeing to disagree and still as friends. I personally hate debating. My skills in communication and dictating facts without becoming to emotionally driven is hard for me. I do enjoy listening to debates hearing everyones opinions and thoughts is refreshing.

This absolutely fascinated me! i did not realize how common it was for the initial gut reaction of someone person could be right. Of course as we get further into this book it give you more pieces to the puzzle of why that is, like schemata, and the details of perception.

Schemata is so interesting to me. I've never had a name placed to what I've always referred to as "snap judgment". No matter how hard you try everyone who is human always has an immediate judgment on someone right out of the gate called, snap judgment. i feel like schemata elevates snap judgments by including your our personal history with the perception of whomever is sitting infront of you.

The industry has been compelled by this shift to investigate other sources of income, like live concerts and streaming platforms. Its struggle serves as a reminder of how challenging it is to strike a balance between accessibility and equitable payment for producers and artists.

Concerns over how big label deals can hurt independent artists and labels are brought up. The industry is less competitive when big companies like Universal are allowed to control it, which makes it more difficult for smaller labels to succeed. Only musicians supported by major labels may get widespread recognition as a result, homogenizing the music industry and reducing diversity in both musical genres and artist representation. The worry is that if big businesses dominate the distribution and promotion channels, independent musicians—who frequently contribute new and inventive sounds—may find it difficult to connect with fans.

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By covering and popularizing songs originally written and performed by Black artists, white musicians gained mainstream radio play and commercial success, while Black artists were often neglected. Danny Kessler’s quote underlines how systemic racism in the industry limited opportunities for Black musicians. This exploitation not only robbed many artists of financial success but also obscured their contributions to music history—a pattern that has had lasting effects on the industry.

This text emphasizes how, in order to thrive, industries must adjust to technological progress. When television came into being , radio changed its emphasis to music and allied itself with the recording industry. This change not only kept radio up-to-date, but it also made it an effective instrument for music industry promotion. Digital streaming services, which have changed how music is found and promoted, are one example of a similar adaption.

This section demonstrates how modern technology first upended the music business by making music freely accessible and eliminating the need for conventional knowledge and gear. But instead of completely opposing change, the recording business adjusted by obtaining license fees, thus transforming a possible danger into a new source of income. Similar conflicts emerged with the emergence of streaming services like Spotify. This pattern of initial rejection followed by adaption is a recurrent subject in media history.

By enabling independent musicians to circumvent conventional gatekeepers, digital platforms have revolutionized the music industry, as this excerpt demonstrates. Music distribution is becoming more accessible because to social media and virtual worlds, which offer direct contact to audiences. But even as this lowers entrance barriers, it also makes it more difficult for artists to stand out because of the increased competition.

still going -- see website at https://spaspace.com/#desktop-menu -- as of Jan-2025

Sources for business plans -- some good ideas, some are behind paywalls, though. Can find articles in BenU library.

Go through this section -- read carefully.

checklist for starting your own business -- take a look!

good story -- what happened? who are the winners and losers? Response to changing economic conditions and consumer tastes and preferences.

entrepreneurship -- good story!

Assumptions about the speaker can, also, affect the opinion of some listeners to believe the given information.

Objective evidence is data that can be used to confirm the existence or truth of something. It can be used to prove compliance with standards or requirements.

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I'm confused as to why t-butyl bromide's rate law didn't change, but methyl bromide's did. Is it because t-butyl bromide has three times the amount of CH than methyl bromide?

Since the greatest reaction occurs in the first 10s interval, I wonder where the least reaction occurs.

sin function cannot be larger than 1

This part of Arjuna's speech emphasizes the importance of the difference between soul and body. "The soul is eternal while the body is temporary. He says that this is important for a warrior to understand because he’s not really killing his enemies on the battlefield – he is only killing their bodies and their souls will live on, reincarnating back into the world" (Burke, 2.4 Bhagavad Gita). This part of the speech can be interpreted as justifying his role in fighting in this war, as it is for the greater good of humanity.

Burke, Elisabeth. “2.4: Bhagavad Gita.” Humanities LibreTexts, Libretexts, 5 May 2021, human.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Religious_Studies/Scriptures_of_the_Worlds_Religions_(Burke)/02%3A_Hindu_Scriptures/2.04%3A_Bhagavad_Gita#:~:text=Lord%20Krishna%20said:%20You%20grieve,living%20nor%20for%20the%20dead.

lol, this picture and description is flat out rude

I do this all the time, Ill be on autopilot and end up at my old apartment or take the wrong turn because that the way I'm used to going. Its interesting to learn the actual terminology behind this phenomena and to realize this is applicable to many areas of thinking. I feel like i will notice when this is happening more often now.

This makes a lot of sense to me. Retuning to school for example was an intrinsically motivated decision, I feel very driven to do this for myself, to learn skills i want to have and to make a difference in my community with my education. 13 years ago, I was extrinsically motivated to seek a degree i didnt want, but that my family wanted to see me get. I didnt do well in school, was pretty depressed and dropped out. Where that motivation comes from really matters

This really struck a chord with me, there have been many times when I thought I was rocking at something, a performance or a song, and then got feedback I didn't like and suddenly my confidence in that skill was shot. The perception of others plays a huge role in our confidence and how we see ourselves

I never thought of it in these terms, but it really makes sense that if we assume someone has done something because of their personality (as opposed to external factors) we get emotional reactions more strongly, I certain get more emotional if i think someone is late for our meeting due to internal factors (laziness, not thinking the meeting is important etc) vs thinking that their car might be broken down

Its interesting to think about how judging patterns isnt always bad, but when we start to sterotype our ability to organize and judge patterns in a productive way is compromised. It just goes to show its always a good idea to question your own thoughts and beliefs and where them came from.

Is the reason the reactants are expressed as negative because reactants are consumed in a reaction?

Is there a reason for the double apostrophe? Is it supposed to represent something?

Good way to end it all off.

The text is not quoted correctly, and the writer does not elaborate on the purpose of the quote usage. There is no introduction to the quote either; the illusion being set that the quote "spawned" into the writer's text.

Seeing a quote be used many times from and for the same research in the same text can be excruciating for the reader, so going through the act of paraphrasing can be a good way to ease such pain conflicted upon the eyes of an interested individual.

Good questions to form an ideal piece of writing.

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One way I use a scientific method in my life is the consumption of fresh water or hydration i need to intake, the minimum essential to keep kidneys and other organs of my body functioning well and providing me longer life. Also i bought a Apple Watch to help me track and remember not only my water intakes but the calories i burned, steps i did during the day, sleep track etc... And it also answers the question number 2!

If I sat down with the negative one, we would get distracted watching TikToks instead of studying. If I sat down with the positive one, we would just do our thing and probably help each other out with problems.

They can stay motivated by staying on top of their studying, asking questions if they need to, and doing the assignments on time.

Some students will skip out on essential class time, not study for assignments or quizzes/exams.

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Long-term goals: I want to save up for a new apartment, go into university to become an NP in paediatrics.

Midterm goals: This year, I want to find a better job n my field, and pass all of my exams.

Short term goals: I would like to keep up with house chores, work and school. This month, I want to complete all my assignments on time so I don't have to worry about them too much.

Social because I am very friendly and I love talking

A job is temporary and just meant to give you money and a career is something you want to do for the rest of your life.

I say im exploring because im exploring what career I would like to do.

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