to finite statistic

As you can imagine

Essentially, target to spy on

Programs able to search as many websites just as fast as Google when you type in “and” and it gives you “About 25,270,000,000 results (0.72 seconds)”

Office of adolescent health declares that students (on average) spend ~4-5 hours a day online.

Suicidal, constantly talking about death. Decreases in memory and inability to focus to name a few.

four different signs before commiting a crime.

Regis University located in Denver, Colorado report

Hurt people. Things that were clear red flags that needed to be enacted upon immediately. (FBI)

less and less people

The question still stands however, should the FBI or CIA/DIA listen in to our calls? Read our texts? Watch our movement online or not? Essentially spy on us? Why not? Theoretically, the only outcome would be more security… or would it?

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In my opinion, I think that this will never end.

People always have something to say no matter what it is. If someone doesn’t like what someone says or does then it’s this big issue. Let people speak their mind and do what they please. N

How they made things change in a way and help us to push to be even better

historical figures(Martin Luther King Jr, Malcolm X, Rosa Parks), that have had many major impacts on racism and we celebrate what they did for our country

We just need to realize that where someone comes from and how much money they have doesn’t make a person who they are and what they stand for

there life

Run things how they always have been and keep themselves satisfied

In my opinion, I think that it always will effect us since it

it’s people

this discrimination of racism, comes through the power of itself.

We can see from history

Deceleration

it’s dividing

More than half of the people in this country say that racism is a big problem i  this country, that’s 322 million, that’s a big number.

your skin

We want to know why it still goes on for many unanswered reasons

Why is Racism such a big problem in America?

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Cell phones are not only being used in spare time but are being used even behind the wheel

How crazy does that sound?

All three of these sources help to back up the cell phone addiction is in fact a real addiction and that it is a problem that is world wide.

mobile devices play a major role in lives, this is not present in just specific places but it is a problem worldwide.

Like I said

ts making

“The results of the present study about significant relation between use of cell phone and anxiety accords to the conducted researches about exceed use of communication tools such as cell phone especially among young people and its relation with psychological problems such as depressive symptoms and sleep problems” (Poorakbaran 257).

As more people research the relationship of people with their cell phones it is often called an addictio

you can

Addiction is not just confined to the use of drugs it relates to anything that people feel a “high” with when they are either using a certain thing or taking something.

Addiction is the fact or condition of being addicted to a particular substance, thing, or activity

Peele (1985)

there experience will

I then proceeded to ask

I then went to interview someone closer to my age, being late teenage years

In a real life scenario every person in my family has a cell phone, it is just a part of everyone’s daily life

how does it affect us as people

New devices come out each and every year, they are not cheap but so many people seem to never go without them

ut its

nook or a kindl

Works Cited

defiant answer

is not okay of something

Child abuse has a bunch of meanings, and different ways that can be happening

According to Tasneem Nashrulla a buzzfeed news reporter she stated

a damaging t

there trauma

n the research paper from Marina Lalayants and Jonathan D. Prince, they discuss Child Neglect and Onset of Substance Use Disorders among Child.

reasons and why’s

They

Leslie Hicks and

HM Government 2010, p. 39

paper they explain their view on child neglect.

In Leslie Hicks and Mike Stiens research

buzzfeed article

is astonishing to me.

“why

I replied why do you feel this way, he responded with

this inside at such a young age.

little boys

by your own

This boy was now ten years old, and still healing from a trauma that occurred when he was an infant to toddler.

his little boy

How did neglection

To get a sense of why and how a child feels when this type of abuse is upon I interviewed a child with this type of traumed passed

Why is this happening, why can’t parents take care of their children, why put poor innocent children through this pain and traumatic events that will haunt and terrorize them forever.

With this happening  all so often

In the world we live in today

Child Neglect and Why parents do it

Yang , Sarah. “Baby’s Checkup Schedule.” The Bump, Google, www.google.com/amp/s/www.thebump.com/a/new-baby-doctor-visit-checklist/amp.   Sinicki, Adam. “Modern Cases of Feral Children.” HealthGuidance.org, Health Guidance, www.healthguidance.org/entry/16139/1/Modern-Cases-of-Feral-Children.html.

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Clearly stated with care but a slight tap on the bottom here and there is a must in order for punishment actions.

Thus, Genie out breaking into random spurts of anger and delivery of positive words such as “yes,” in an angry tone

violent behavior as they continued on with experimentation resulting in learned behavior from her father

The “frontal” lobe in which affects the emotions, how a child processes information and communicating back

Emotional development of a feral child isn’t easy

not as serve in language

working with her

A case,

Socially, do we understand how important communication is?

Genie, in the 1970s was once strapped to a chair for around thirteen years

are not

growing up

will miss the milestones of walking, talking and sometimes eating

affective

As an infant you receive up to 14 doctors’ visits this is crucial for the child growing up in order for your baby to achieve the developmental milestones.

negatively affect

Isolation, a situation in which the child is kept with in a room sometimes with a disabled relative. Confinement, a case in which the child is kept within an attic or room that is only entered when given food. Wild, a situation in which the child has no family or was left in the jungle, forest, etc. and has survived off of animal life

hree classifications isolation

I believe

An infant to child ratio, who has not received the care or upbringing of an adult and is kept in isolation with no nurture.

you may ask

How feral children are Affected

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influent people

catholic

considered by religions as second-class citizens

Religion promotes prejudice and gender inequality

Aldana, Interviewee)

by Puritanism

Another example is the Salem witch trials from 1693.

Plethora of historical events caused by religion can be investigated and used against it to analyze the question on why do we need religion.

However, this wasn’t a movement to unify people under Catholicism, torture and assassination of innocent individuals was prominent.

The Spanish inquisition which looked upon to exterminate any non-Catholic person in Spain during 1480s is

there has been acts

They claim their main purpose is to save people’s souls from hell and the devil and it promises that if the bible is followed, members of the church will be rewarded in the afterlife

There are an uncertain

People have faith seeking

Benefits of School-Based Sports.” Global Sports Development, 22 Jan. 2018, globalsportsdevelopment.org/2013/09/12/benefits-of-school-based-sports/.

“The Social and Academic Benefits of Team Sports.” Edutopia, http://www.edutopia.org/discussion/social-and-academic-benefits-team-sports

Citation Page:

The neuro scientist in Ted Talks

hroughout all of my research I had found the most interesting a video from “Ted Talks” of a scientist explain the pros of exercise on the human body ad brain.

High School

Being a part of a team means you always have a friend, a teammate, a mentor, a coach, or someone to help you up when you’re down.

are increased blood flow

The Social and Academic Benefits of Team Sports”

Being apart

you have

Kansa s

hat more than 97% of student athletes graduated high school 10% higher than those students who had never participated in sports.

Being a part of a team whether it is a school sports team, travel, or an elite club team has so many benefits mentally, physically, and emotionally

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Best, Katharina and Jusi Keppo. “The credits that count: how credit growth and financial aid affect college tuition and fees.” Education Economics 22.6 (2014): 589-613. Bridgewater State University. http://www.bridgew.edu. n.d. 15 January 2018. College, Bristol Community. http://www.bristolcc.edu. n.d. 1 January 2018.

I would highly recommend that these questions are asked, answered satisfactorily, and compared before committing to years and thousands of dollars of potential debt.

in their article “The credits that count: how credit growth and financial aid effect college tuition and fees,

In Miller’s editorial Benefit/Cost=Value, she

including salaries, lavish accommodations, better resources, and improving infrastructure (Heintz).

Many colleges and universities have a blog called Her Campus.

My observations have suggested that college is incredibly expensive

Lynn firmly believes that if a student has to take out loans to afford a college education, that the cost is not worth the possible benefit,

My cousin, a social worker by training, concurs with Jerome in that getting her Bachelors and Masters of Arts in Social Work was useful for the opportunities that it gave her

D. J.

Jerome was quick to mention, however, that when he went to school, the state provided a much more significant portion of state colleges and universities budget

was the benefits and costs

I interviewed two close family members to discuss their experience in college

Looking at the average income of people who go to college, versus those who don’t, a person who graduates high school can expect to make about $31,612 a year where someone with an associates can expect to earn about $37,394 a year, a bachelors $51,165 a year, a masters $60,768 a year, a doctorates $68,158, and a professional degree, such as an MBBS or a JD can expect to make $81,294 a year (Witt).

To compare, Bristol Community College costs approximately

BSU, for an in-state student, costs $5,006 a semester for tuition and fees, with an additional $2,800 for health insurance and tutoring. There is an $80 orientation fee

College, Bristol Community

versus a private college

versus a community college

For this paper, I decided to look to my environment.

The Cost of University Attendance

others likely to cause RIF.

The internet lack face to face communication

important to forming the declarative memory but the procedural memory relies on the basil ganglia and the cerebellum.

Acts such as tracing a star repeatedly he had no memory of doing the task but his unconscious mind still knew how to do it.

Long term memory

hippo-campus

when its influenced with false information.

Crash Course

to the brain, it create memories defining who we are.

hippo campus

can not

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The NBA has always been stuck on this question, do they add a 4 point line?

losses.

so i

I agree with this call because for one no one wants to see a slow basketball game they want to see a fast and uptempo game which is very exciting to see

Which means whoever the other team intentionally fouls a player from the other team, they will go to the free throw line.

(NBA.com)

People always question, does the NBA have a bright future?

witch stands for the National Basketball Association witch is what its called today

Then the Basketball Association of America (BAA) was created. Then the National Basketball League (NBL) then they switched the name to the National Basketball Association (NBA),

“Do the NBA have

http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/nba-is-born   http://www.nba.com/2016/news/07/12/nba-rule-changes-fouls-away-from-play/   http://www.slate.com/articles/sports/sports_nut/2016/06/the_4_point_line_could_be_coming_to_the_nba_here_s_where_to_put_it.html   https://www.ft.com/content/5921ff88-f631-11e7-88f7-5465a6ce1a00  

Capri, Chiara, Vincenzo Caretti, Daniele La Barbera, and Adriano Schimmenti. “Mafia and Psychopathy.” Criminal Behaviour & Mental Health, vol. 24, no. 5, 2014, pp. 321-331.

In his search, he finds that parents of his childhood friends had restricted him from being around their children, long time colleagues told him he was a psychopath prior to his discovery, and good friends say he is certainly irresponsible in his

The story he tells is one of remorse. He asserts that impulsivity and image are the reasons for his criminal behavior (Shakur), his social environment putting him behind bars for life.

This is an excellent illustration of how social environment attributes to criminal behavior.

Shakur is incarcerated

catalyst

find their way and themselves

On the popular media outlet, TED, Adam Foss talks about his views on the justice system

taggering 76.6% of released prisoners reoffending within a 5-year period

I was overwhelmed. I had so many sources I felt were important to include, but ultimately some took me on tangents, and they eventually got cut out of the piec

Dziegielewski, Sophia et al. “Humor: An Essential Communication Tool in Therapy.” International Journal of Mental Health, Vol. 32, No.3, Fall 2003, pp. 74-90. Edwards, Scott et al. “Humor, Laughter, and Those Aha Moments” On The Brain, Vol. 16, No.2, Spring 2010, pp. 1-3. Gervais, Matthew & Wilson, David. “The Evolution and Functions of Laughter and Humor: A Synthetic Approach. The Quarterly Review of Biology, Vol. 80, No. 4, Dec 2005, pp. 395-430.

Scott, Sophie. “Why We Laugh.” TED, https://www.ted.com/talks/sophie_scott_why_we_laugh

Oxford Dictionaries, https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/us/humor    & https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/us/satire

Another question I’d like to address is what makes something “funny” in the first place.

Laughter as a pain deterrent ties well into my questions about the practical applications of humor and laughter.

Can laughter alter how we feel about something, or be an effective means of changing our perspectives?

“Laughter is unique to the great apes

your experience

One definition of “humor” is, “The quality of being amusing or comic, especially as expressed in literature or speech.” (Oxford Dictionary)

research question: What is humor, and why do we laugh?

months old, even if they had never heard someone laugh before. (Gervais & Wilson)

and Television

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