inmate, they

Such as having inmates that are incarcerated for long periods have access to programs that inmates that are serving less time should have more of an option to go to a program to have the knowledge to have for when then inmates come out from shorter sentences.

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Many of these prisoners would be ready for the job, if indeed it is a must to have an educational requirement before leaving prison

These prisoners, if given the opportunity to get a GED or take an educational course to assist in the job market.

“[I]n 2004 52% of state prisons’ inmates reported having participated in a correctional education program…inmates who participated in these programs had 43% lower odds of recidivating.” (Crayton & Neuster, 2008)

We must look and find ways to decrease

you must

“[I]n 2007 alone, Massachusetts spent over 500 million on the prison system alone. Total spending on corrections nationwide exceeds 60 billion per year.”

More importantly

how is education preventing inmates to reoffend?

Studies and facts have proven that within five years of release 76% of prisoners will re-offend and be entered back into the prison system

(Diane Whitmore Schanzenbach, 2016)

https://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/18upr9yfup0514.pdf : Mariel Alper, Ph.D., and Matthew R. Durose, BJS Statisticians Joshua Markman, former BJS Statistician, May 2018 https://www.brookings.edu/research/twelve-facts-about-incarceration-and-prisoner-reentry/ : Diane Whitmore Schanzenbach, Ryan Nunn, Lauren Bauer, Audrey Breitwieser, Megan Mumford, and Greg Nantz, October 21, 2016 https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/paulmcleod/criminal-justice-reform-passes-congress : Paul McLeod, December 20, 2018 http://www.correctionsforum.net/article/educations-impact-on-recidivism-41872 : Education’s Impact on Recidivism, August 10,2015 http://nation.time.com/2014/02/18/report-prisoners-less-likely-to-reoffend-after-education-behind-bars/ : Maya Rhodan, February 18, 2014 https://prisoneducation.com/prison-education-news/the-cost-of-recidivism-victims-the-economy-and-american-pris-html/ : Chritopr Zukis, February 10,2014 https://www.stand-together.org/what-is-recidivism-and-what-can-we-do-about-it/ : Elizabeth Moyer, November 8, 2016 https://www.ted.com/talks/ismael_nazario_what_i_learned_as_a_kid_in_jail/transcript : Ismael Nazario, November 2014

References for Major Assignment

I had the chance to interview

What overhaul is opening up the walls and ceilings looking for extension of fire to prevent rekindle. Where before wearing you SCBA in overhaul it wasn’t enforced.

them

Firefighter Cancer Registry Enacted

uly 7th, 2018 President Trump had signed the “Firefighter Cancer Registry Act”, which had made it a public law. I

Of the research of the fire stations in Boston the trucks in the bays are more probable reason of indoor contaminants compared to the levels in the kitchen and the quarters.  While this study

they had researched only two out of the four had onsite commercial grade washing machines.

the off-gassing

There was a pilot study that was done in some of the fire stations in Boston and there were two goals, one was to provide data on the air quality within some of the stations in Boston and the second one was to investigate some of the factors that may influence the contaminated air quality in the stations

e fire, instead

then introduce

Then the coats and boots were introduced then in the 1970s the boots, coats, pants, helmets, and gloves, all came together but that wasn’t the end of it.

they basically

service, in the early

PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)

make you

is the second most causing death in the fire servic

in the fire service are 1.7 million new cases of cancer each year. (Sparer)

about Cancer

Why is cancer such a big problem in the fire service and how can it be prevented from firefighters from getting it.

There are different types of cancer that are possible and those are l

Major Assignment #2

Work Cited

“Firefighter Cancer Registry Enacted.” Professional Safety, vol. 63, no. 8, Aug. 2018, p. 11. EBSCOhost, bristolcc.edu:2048/login?url=http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&AN=131049626&site=ehost-live. 8 Mar. 2019

aynor, Barry. “Cancer in the Fire Service .” 8 Mar. 2019.

“It is really fortunate for those college athletes to receive free education at top schools in the country. I believe that the rule should stay put because it gives college athletes the ability to expand their minds and really ask themselves if basketball is a path they wish to pursue after their education. To whatever decision those student athletes are to make are totally up to them and they will have to deal with their decisions. Athletes are getting too greedy in college wanting to get paid to play college ball. They should be acknowledging the fact that they are getting a free education at some of the top schools in the world”.

says

phenom’s

Noah Fleischman a sports editor for common wealth times says “

On the other hand

Nick believes

This would create a tremendous new rate of players coming into this league every year and would leave many many athletes jobless and no education at al

one and done rule

college and no education

become more informed, taking

There was an $11 million dollar salary gap from the number one overall pick and the fourteenth overall pick.

lose draft stock, for example

and how the possible outcomes might affect the NBA or college basketball.

High School

who take advantage of it.

Norlander, Matt. “One-and-Done Rule Lives on, but That’s Not Such a Bad Thing        for College Hoops.” CBSSports.com, CBS Sports, 15 Dec. 2016 Sugai, Nick. “The Effect Of Early Entry Into the NBA.” Amherst Education,                    2010 Fleischman, Nick. “Why Should Elite Basketball Players Have to Go to       College?” The Commonwealth Times, 27 Feb. 2019 Willis, Justin. “Should the NBA Eliminate the ‘One and Done’ Rule?” Greenville           University Papyrus, 3 May 2018 Curran, Tom E. Personal Interview. 03 Mar. 2019

fore bed, typically

cat-fished

“It’s about a 75/25 in terms of helping those find their individuality, social media is primarily used as a comparison rather than as aiding the individual.

entirely up to them, however

Adolescents are considered to be the most active users among all forms of social media

From personal past

you’re t

A study conducted by the Associated Press-NORC in 2017 showed that 89% of adolescents use smartphones as a way to access social media for convenience. (Hawk, van den Eijnda, van Lissa, ter Bogt, 2018)

for real interpersonal situations and settings and is anxiety and depression linked to social media use?

millennial’s

true answer for

The reason for this being, is these three are not only the most popular but also the most prominent throughout a variety of age groups.

Social Media, is

Work Cited:

Selfhout, Maarten H.W, et al. “Different Types of Internet Use, Depression, and Social Anxiety: The Role of Perceived Friendship Quality.” Journal of Adolescence, Academic Press, 22 Nov. 2008, www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0140197108001218.

The overdose death rate for inmates has dropped by 61% within a year of them leaving jail, lowered the fatal overdose rate for the entire state by 12%.

most toughest places

One great way is that in Morrison county drug policy expert Brendan Saloner of the Johns Hopkins school of public health published a report for all towns in the US to promote safer prescriptions, re

lets say,

individual’s a

It makes

you need

The hippocampus lays memories of a sense of satisfaction and the amygdala creates a response to certain stimuli

brains reward

Well,

Drug addiction is a chronic relapsing disease that effects the brain.

From the early stages of middle school teens trying it getting into peer pressure, to adult ages from simply trying it just to try it, depression, even having a “fun” time, or mistakenly use from a doctors prescription

https://www.health.harvard.edu/newsletter_article/how-addiction-hijacks-the-brain https://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/drugfacts/understanding-drug-use-addi https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/drug-addiction/symptoms-causes/syc-20365112ction http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bubblehour/2019/03/25/guest-sam-anthony-lucania https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/danvergano/overdose-prevention-little-falls-minnesota

Brain scans revealed that psychopathy in criminals was associated with decreased connectivity between the amygdala, a subcortical structure of the brain that processes negative stimuli, and the ventromedial prefrontal cortex (vmPFC), a cortical region in the front of the brain that interprets the response from the amygdala. When the connectivity between these two regions is low, processing of negative stimuli in the amygdala does not translate into any strongly felt negative emotions.” Parts of the brain can actually have dysfunctions to cause somebody to “act out” or not be who they are; which can sometimes turn them into a criminal. 

it sure as hell

and stuff,

riminal acts under the Criminal Code of Canada, play an important role in substance use, violence, and other criminal behavior in adulthood. We adopted the life course perspective to identify modifiable contextual influences and co-occurring individual, social, and familial determinants associated with adult criminality. Using in-depth interview data, a sub-sample of 13 women who had recently experienced intimate partner violence, recounted their experiences of childhood abuse, their own substance use or criminality, as well as implications of these factors on their children’s life trajectories.

According to an article titled “Linking childhood and adult criminality” states

”They have not been given special training in following rules. Perhaps given their dull affect, one could experiment with training programs that increase negative emotion processing artificially and then teach them to associate these heightened negative emotions with morally bad actions. Certain hallucigenics, such as psilocybin, might be an effective tool.”

Have one of your friends ever told you to just take that pack of gum? Or even just “hey man, its just five bucks, she wont even notice.”

All the way from our past; childhood, current life with friends or family, even just from what we see on social media or in the streets

its just

Have one of you

They

According to this article titled “The making of a serial killer” sources say,

Have you ever wondered why somebody would, well I don’t know, kill their mother? Child? Rob a bank? Steal a car? Where would someone, in their right mind get these ideas from? So the real question is, what turns somebody into a criminal? There can be many different reasons why somebody would choose to become a criminal. Here, I’ll be talking about the psychological, social and mental reasons why these things happen.

hoose a research question not a specific question itself.

Work cited Brogaard, Berit ” The making of a serial killer ” 7 December, 2012 https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-superhuman-mind/201212/the-making-serial-killer ” Linking Childhood and Adult Criminality ” 28 October, 2013 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3863855/

This software is able to tell how focused the patient is on the images that he or she sees.

Guía

An estimated 8.4% of children and 2.5% of adults have ADHD. ADHD is more common in boys than in girls.

Reading test of words and not words

Some early signs of Dyslexia include late talking, learning new words slowly, problems remembering names or words, and mispronouncing words or letters.

(Mayo Clinic)

Dyslexia is a learning disorder

After the intervention, the parents of the children reported that they saw improvements in grades and social skills in class and during recess.

There have been many studies proving that video games have a tremendous impact on how a child or adolescent with Autism acts socially

you have

ith Autism mainly affecting how people perceive the world and not being able to interact socially, along with feeling tremendous amounts of anxiety and in most cases physical harm (autism.org).

Autism, Dyslexia, and Attention Deficit Dis

Parents and teachers want to know of types of video games

know of types of video

Major Assignment #2

Work Cited

De La Guía, Elena. “Educational Games Based on Distributed and Tangible User Interfaces to Stimulate Cognitive Abilities in Children with ADHD.” British Journal of Educational Technology, John Wiley & Sons, Ltd (10.1111), 27 Apr. 2014, onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/bjet.12165.

Inquiry-based Research Essay

I believe video games touch upon three main things, they are a source of entertainment, they positively effect peoples mentally, and lastly this will ultimately leads to video games improving society by helping the individual who will in turn help his society. 

And most importantly they can help change the world. 

ones self

game called World of Warcraft as a basis for looking at inflation over time. The reasoning behind this is that the economy in the game tanks more and more each year. This is because as players play the game they are accumulating wealth that they might not be parting with. Some solutions professionals have looked into that are apart of the game are money sinks (things such as taxes which limit the percentage of wealth accumulated at any one time) 

there are a slew

h a plethora of mental functions

Finally, we are going to talk about society and a little murder can be good for it!

he game in question is Entropia Online. Finally through games helping to express yourself and improve your own mental functions they can ultimately be used as a foundation for asking questions and getting people to think about real world issues such as resource scarcity and sociological issues like race relations. 

favoriute 

But this example only covers social communications the next example i

In this game there are hundreds sometimes even thousands of people in the world interacting with both the environment and other people.

or some people they are just garbage at talking one on one.

in a lot of cases more beneficial

IQ video games

classic games, they

(Talk about music in video games, also talk about modern motion detection) 

your own mind

Video Games and the World 

Andy Serkis(Motion capture specialist, worked on black panther, planet of the apes…ect)(Planet of the Apes Frontier Documentary) 

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ideo games as entertainment 

When scientist study the brain of people listening to music all the areas of the brain light up. It is like fireworks in the brain. Playing music is the brain’s equivalent to a full

Children can have better with nonverbal reasoning, f

Music makes relax and concentrate for human body.

It improves memory, attention, physical coordination and mental development.

how music affects the human body and why?

All cultures and people’s global responses to music.

Major Assignment #2 draft 2

Social media definitely has it’s bad and good, but at the end of the day it depends on you, and how you’re using it.

The connection between SNS use and negative outcomes may be due in part to users comparing themselves to others online, which may become especially problematic as users make upward social comparisons (Lockwood & Kunda 1997).” If you go into your social media everyday to feel inspired or for that daily or even hourly “fix” than that’s amazing, but if you go on your social media everyday with a bad mindset that’ll definitely put you in a funk, and you might want to delete it to better oneself.

SNS

he last source “Can’t stop scrolling!: pathological use of social networking sites in emerging adulthood”

My next source titled “The Impact of Social Media on Social Comparison and Envy in Teenagers: The Moderating Role of the Parent Comparing Children and In-group Competition among Friends

of if I didn’t encounter this article, she stated “

The next article “Teens say Social Media Isn’t as bad For Them As You Might Think” is from BuzzFeed written by Katie Notopoulos.

it allows people to be creative, it allows you to express yourself.

Rose, 2019)

One of the most prominent  questions I asked her includes, “

I was very fortunate to be able to interview my sister,

Social media can be a sick place, but we need it. We need to check our social media page every chance we get, to see who just liked and commented on our recent post or to see what our friends are up to.

ome negative impacts may include; when people compare themselves to others and feel more down about their own lives.

is one hundred percent linked to this

s a viewer, she then s

social media becomes bigger and bigger

than you think

Although social media has positively impacted and made life easier for some.

Holmgren, Hailey G., and Sarah M. Coyne. “Can’t Stop Scrolling!: Pathological Use of Social Networking Sites in Emerging Adulthood.” Bristol Community College, Taylor & Francis, 5 July 2017, www.bristolcc.edu:2054/ehost/pdfviewer/pdfviewer?vid=16&sid=a36edaab-4b04-4d32-a0ee-de1d671eff57%40sessionmgr4007.

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there similarities

TEDtalks speech on “What animals are thinking and feeling, and why it should matter” he brings

bekoffs

According to Marc Bekoff ,

This finding strongly resembles the known “similarity effect” in humans: We tend to make friends with people who are equally extroverted, friendly and bold as ourselves. “

biologists

university of Vienna,

Now that we can say animals have simple emotions we can ask how complex are these emotions?

Study

A popular science dedicated YouTube channel Seeker looked at a study being done on dogs being put through an MRI machine showing the same exact parts of the dogs brain lighting up that light up in a human brain for emotion indicating happiness when reacting to things like hearing familiar voices and seeing its owner enter the room.

dogs brain

you’re pet dog

there emotions

(Joe Hanson)

WORK CITED

I thought about the audience

. I’ve learned more about quoting work and putting together information from multiple sources through my own research which was new to me. Also using peer reviewed articles is something I haven’t done before.

Do animals have Emotions?

Social Media. Facebook, posts fake stories that we are so quick to believe.

ar’s

Watching a TED talk titled “Why our Screens make us Less Happy” was a huge eye opener.

Next article comes from the Washington Post

Reading from a belong called “The Guardian” it