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    Over the past few decades, video games have rapidly evolved from simple games like Pac-Man and Tetris to complex interactive media platforms popular with people of all ages. As video games skyrocketed in popularity, so have public attention and research studies alongside them. The controversial issue of video games promoting violence or sexual aggression is currently still being hotly debated by educated people from both sides of the argument. However, there is compelling evidence which proves that

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    article about Sleep Deprivation Boosts Anticipatory Anxiety a correlation exists between sleep deprivation and increased levels of anxiety. The research team at UC Berkeley suggests when someone is sleep deprived and anticipating either a neutral or disturbing image to appear, activity in the emotional brain centers increases, thus indicating an elevated level of anxiety. This correlation, however, does not indicate causation. Causation would imply that sleep deprivation alone is what causes elevated

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    the students who listened to music while studying and their test scores on a given material and plot them to determine if there is a negative, positive or no correlation at all. You would also need to take the test scores of students who did not listen to music while studying and plot them to see if there is a negative, positive or no correlation at all. In this scenario, it would work best to use the students who didn’t listen to music while studying as a baseline for your experiment and then compare

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    Active / Inactive genes Alzheimer’s disease; causation Caused by an lack of the euro transmitter Ach Amygdala function Emotions Brain structure related to function (evolutionary) Closer it is to the spinal cord the more primitive it is Broca's area function

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    individuals who mad moderate physical activity in their day to day lives had a healthier life. The article does not go into the details of monitoring each individual and how they collected data, but it seems that the data that was gathered is causation and not correlation. Furthermore, since Ulf Elkland, the man who led the study, works for the Medical Research Council Epidemiology Unit which is the branch of science that deals with factors relating to health. This small detail can help us see that this

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    Assignment #2: Psychology in Daily Life The first psychological concept that I want to relate to my daily life is hindsight bias. Hindsight bias is a psychological concept that aims to describe the tendency of people to describe or rather predict an outcome that they could not have possible have predicted in the first place. In layman terms, it is commonly referred to as the “I knew it all along bias.” Hindsight bias is a common occurrence within every day of our daily lives. One personal outstanding

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    Gone are the days of masculinity being a mountain man or a cutthroat businessman, society is no longer the 1800s or an episode of MadMen. Currently, some of society’s expectations of masculinity (as defined by experts) are a desire to win, need for emotional control, dominance (including that over women), violence, sexual promiscuity, and a pursuit of status. However masculinity can also be something that is positive. Like a steady rock to build emotional support upon, a stoic person can be an excellent

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    For this discussion I chose an article from the Correlation and Causation website titled “Music intensifies ecstasy effects”. In this article, the author highlights that music intensifies the effects of the drug Ecstasy. For his argument he uses a research conducted by Iannone and colleagues made with rats. He emphasizes that the study showed that even rats that received a higher dose of ecstasy could return to a normal state after one day of its administration. Additionally, he indicated that even

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    analyse and examine the correlation and causal relation between these two factors. Some historical evidences appear to support

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    critically. There are some explanations that need more evidence than what we really see because sometimes we do not see all the truth behind the reasoning, which include the six principles. Those six principles are ruling out rival hypothesis, correlation vs. causation, falsifiability, replicability, extraordinary claims and last

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