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Minjie Kim

Behaviorism - 0 views

  • philosophical position that says that psychology, to be a science, must focus its attentions on what is observable
    • Minjie Kim
       
      while most psychology is about what is not observable, this states that behaviorism deals with what is. ^.^
  • reflexology, and defined it as the objective study of stimulus-response connections
  • unconditioned stimulus and an unconditioned response -- a reflex
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  • neutral stimulus with the reflex by presenting it with the unconditioned stimulus
  • conditioned response
  • spontaneous recovery strongly suggests that the habit has been there all alone
  • extinction
  • first signal system is where the conditioned stimulus (a bell) acts as a “signal” that an important event is to occur
  • cond signal system is when arbitrary symbols come to stand for stimuli, as they do in human language.
  • The law of exercise
  • The law of effect.
Azzurra Campioni

Tokio Hotel Interview - 0 views

  • Bill and I started playing live shows in clubs from early on too.
  • Yeah, they actually begged us to join the band - that's how we got together.
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    How they got started
Graham Williams

History of 'The Curse of the Bambino' - Baseball- nbcsports.msnbc.com - 0 views

  • Until the Red Sox swept the Cardinals to win the World Series after beating the Yankees in the greatest postseason collapse in baseball history
  • ts origins, of course, date to the January, 1920 sale of Babe Ruth to the Yankees for money that Boston owner Harry Frazee desperately needed to pay the mortgage on Fenway Park
Carlen Hodgson

Bodybuilding.com - Mauro Di Pasquale - Cardio Training Guidelines For Basketball Players! - 0 views

  • is crucial in order to build a solid base of conditioning. This type of training should be executed 3-4 days per week and can involve activities such as running, biking, hiking and swimming.
  • Running is extremely effective, but it is also extremely stressful if done over long periods and distances. Cross-Training is an effective method to use in order to get results with little risk to your body
  • . The stresses that the body encounters doing a variety of activities is more beneficial to the athlete than the stresses encountered by doing the same old, tired routine. Also, the risk of injury is greater if you only take part in one activity.
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  • Exercise Bike - 30-45 minutes. Jogging - 30 minutes. Stairmaster - 30 minutes. Aerobics Class - 30 minutes. Water Exercise - 30 minutes. Versa Climber - 30 minute
Cassie Gonzales

Gymnastics Study -- It's a Dangerous Sport - 0 views

  • conducted by the Center for Injury Research and Policy (CIRP) at The Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital,
  • gymnastics has the same clinical incidence of catastrophic injuries as ice hockey
  • Gymnastics has one of the highest injury rates of all girls' sports."
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  • Simply said, gymnastics is a dangerous sport.
  • If your son or daughter wants to participate in gymnastics, especially at a competitive level, chances are you'll deal with an injury at some point or another.
  • There will be injuries in gymnastics. It's the nature of the sport.
Ashley T

Man's Best Friend - 0 views

  • Dog lovers have no problem telling you why the dog is considered man's best friend
  • Loyalty, unconditional love, companionship and laughs
  • Canine Assistants
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      A program called Canine Assistants was created to help people in need.
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  • "Canine Assistants service dogs assist children and adults with physical disabilities or other special needs in a variety of ways. Some of the tasks our dogs perform include turning lights on and off, opening and closing doors, pulling wheelchairs, retrieving dropped objects, summoning help, and providing secure companionship.
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Sylvia A

AWF: Wildlife: Bat - 0 views

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  • After rodents, bats are the most numerous mammals on earth.
  • Males have a bright orange ruff and wings are black, which contrast with the tawny body fur.
  • African bats fall into two major categories large fruit bats and smaller, insect-eating bats, none of which attack people.
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  • Bats are primarily found in forests and savannas. Colonies of bats roost together in tall trees.
  • In some parts of Africa straw-colored fruit bats are considered a delicacy. Elsewhere they are considered pests and killed to prevent the destruction of fruit crops. Studies, however, have shown that bats only eat very ripe and unmarketable fruit and may even help reduce fungi and fruit flies in commercial plantations. Bats are also slaughtered because of superstitions and the musky odors and noise emanating from their roosting places.
  • Bats, like most wild animals, will bite if handled, but if left alone they normally will avoid contact.
  • Bats are versatile. The insect-eating type is a natural pesticide. Bat excrement, called guano, is sold as fertilizer. And seed dispersal and pollination activities of certain bats help tropical forests survive.
Ashley T

Helpful Dog Facts - Animals & Pets - Christchurch City Council - 0 views

  • Dogs have been used as guards, hunters, draught animals, eyes for the blind, drug and explosive detectors, rodent controllers- and even weapons! In Roman times and the Middle Ages, mastiffs wearing light armour, carrying spikes and pots of flaming sulphur and resin ran into battle against mounted knights. In World War II the Russians trained dogs to run suicide missions between the tracks of German tanks with mines strapped on their backs.
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Cassie Gonzales

wptv gymnastics dangers - 0 views

  • one misstep can result in serious injury.
  • more than 86,000 injuries from gymnastics are treated in hospitals, doctors' offices, clinics, ambulatory surgery centers and hospital emergency rooms.
  • 26,000 children in the United States
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  • injuries in children ages six to 17
  • between 1990 and 2005.
  • (82 percent) were female.
  • ughly five out of every 1,000 gymnasts were injured enough to require acute care
  • older children were more likely to be hurt
Sara Espinosa

As 'the largest city in the world' Mexico City has more than a bit of excitement in sto... - 0 views

  • With 25 million inhabitants, Mexico City is the largest city in the world; it's therefore no surprise that it has so much to offer - from intriguing modern attractions to a variety of ancient cultural wonders. The roots of Mexico's capital lie in its historic centre, which is home to a number of museums, galleries and landmarks; visitors can also experience various religious festivities, cultural events and the 'spirit' of the city by spending time wandering through its centre. Some of Mexico City's top attractions include the National Museum of Anthropology, the Templo Mayor and the Catedral Metropolitana, which now dominates the city's main square, the Zacolo. What's more, Mexico City offers an exquisite opportunity for children to partake in its cultural splendour. The Papalote Children's Museum, for example, holds an array of treasures and is one of the most visited scientific museums in the world.
  • If you're looking for excitement, culture, and perhaps the best margaritas you've ever had, head to Mexico City.
  • As 'the largest city in the world' Mexico City has more than a bit of excitement in store for you
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Deepankar Sinha

Answers by expert Dai Williams on the weapons used by US forces - 0 views

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    weapons used by us armed forces
Natalie Dorman

Stages of the Holocaust - SlideShare - 0 views

    • Natalie Dorman
       
      slide show including info on the Holocaust
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    holocaust slide show
Christina T

Japan - Ancient Cultures - 0 views

  • Based on archaeological evidence, they also agree that by between 35,000 and 30,000 B.C. Homo sapiens had migrated to the islands from eastern and southeastern Asia and had well-established patterns of hunting and gathering and stone toolmaking .
  • the Jomon people were making clay figures and vessels decorated with patterns made by impressing the wet clay with braided or unbraided cord and sticks (jomon means "patterns of plaited cord") with a growing sophistication.
  • Many other elements of Japanese culture also may date from this period and reflect a mingled migration from the northern Asian continent and the southern Pacific areas.
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  • The earliest of these people, who are thought to have migrated from Korea to northern Kyushu and intermixed with the Jomon, also used chipped stone tools.
  • Their irrigated, wet-rice culture was similar to that of central and south China, requiring heavy inputs of human labor, which led to the development and eventual growth of a highly sedentary, agrarian society.
  • The earliest written records about Japan are from Chinese sources from this period. Wa (the Japanese pronunciation of an early Chinese name for Japan) was first mentioned in A.D. 57.
Minjie Kim

Behaviorism Tutorial - Part 1 - Section 2 - 0 views

  • classical behaviorism formally and explicitly defined psychology as the science of behavior
  • metaphysical behaviorism subscribes to the view that the only things that are real are things that are publicly observable
    • Minjie Kim
       
      this basically means that only things you can see exist, so it really puts a damper on all that happiness and love and sorrow and all that junk
  • metaphysical behaviorism
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  • if the existence of mental phenomena is denied because they are unobservable, is the existence of all unobservables, including unobservable experiences, denied?
  • The question that arose from metaphysical behaviorism was again whether we really want to deny the existence or reality of all phenomena that aren't publicly observable
  • philosophical behaviorism emphasizes that mental concepts in psychological explanations mean nothing more than dispositions to engage in publicly observable behavior
  • logical behaviorism emphasizes that mental concepts in psychological explanations must be verified in terms of publicly observable behavior
Diana Davis

SportsGeezer: Lupron for Prostate Cancer Does More Harm than Good - 0 views

  • The L.A. Times reports that the side effects of hormonal therapy, which involves such drugs as leuprolide (Lupron, Viadur, Eligard), goserelin (Zoladex) and triptorelin (Trelstar), includes a 10 percent to 50 percent increase in the risk of fractures, diabetes, heart disease and sudden cardiac death; a 500 percent increase in hot flashes; and a 267 percent increase in impotence. It also has adverse effects on fats and cholesterol and causes enlargement of the breasts. Wait. It gets worse. The 10-year death rate from prostate cancer was 17.4 percent in those receiving no therapy, compared with 19.9 percent in those receiving hormonal therapy.
  • grindle All the research I have done indicates that preadjuvant hormone therapy does no good and in fact can cause harm.
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    Lupron for prostate cancer does no good, but it causes harm.
Natalie Dorman

The Five Stages of Isolation During the Holocaust - 0 views

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    5 stages of isolation
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