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    Introduction Psychics are conducting a number of meetings with everyday people who all share the same belief in the omniscient powers of these so-called clairvoyant creatures. Besides those visiting the psychics, there are people who study and question the actual powers that the psychic posses. Dr. Peter Venkman was one of the people who had the desire to asses the legitimacy of extra-sensory perception, or ESP. In one of his studies, Dr. Venkman hypothesized that real psychics have special clairvoyant

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    (PPD) up to two years after delivery. The primary goal for this paper is to synthesize and critically analyze the article. Therefore, nursing research knowledge is used to summarize and critique the article: problem and purpose; literature review; sampling; ethical considerations; research design; results and conclusion; and strengths and weaknesses. Research Problem The authors discussed the need for effective treatments to address the high global rates of PPD and maternal depression up to two years

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    Genetic Risk and Outcome of Psychosis (GROUP) Introduction Problem The article that I chose to critique had a clear statement of the purpose of the study. The purpose was briefly stated in the first paragraph of the introduction and restated again more specifically in the last paragraph. Many researches have been conducted to understand the etiology of schizophrenia, such as genetic factors or environmental factors thus, I believe the problem is researchable. A brief background of the definition

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    Methodology Design Overview A quantitative correlational research design was used to measure the effect that living situations/familial support has on student’s GPAs. An online survey (Appendix 2) was used to collect data on independent and dependent variables. The independent variables included living situation (e.g. living with parents, spouse/significant other, spouse and kids, friends/roommates, alone, or with grandparents), support systems available to the students in the DSN program, interruptions

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    AUDITING PROCUREMENT CARDS (P-CARDS) BRAD TOMLINSON, ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR COMPUTER ASSISTED AUDIT GROUP OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION, AUDIT DIVISION Telephone 614-387-2068 Email: bradley_tomlinson@tax.state.oh.us WHAT ARE P-CARDS? An enhanced credit card used by business employees. It is similar to a MasterCard or Visa card, but contains more information that can be used to control purchases such as dollar limits and number of transactions within a given period or for an individual

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    used on regular basis. The sample preparation comes in to being when it is being cooled until 4 degree centigrade. The sample is being selected with all kinds of risk assessment from internal climate change to external one. There is proper need of sampling and scattering issues and those issues are being established with efforts of researcher. The sample is being prepared with use of aqueous extract that is most needed for quality of fruits and vegetables. Those fruits and vegetables are actually

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    Sampling As the population of this study was the Indian SMEs in Europe which were thousands in numbers; it was notpractical to reach all of them within the timeframe available to complete this dissertation. This made it inevitable to undertake sampling. Sampling is undertaken in order to select units or members that are representative of the population. There are mainly two kinds of sampling namely probability and non-probability sampling (Sekaran and Bougie, 2009). A probability sample is a sample

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    small, the authors provided relevant justification for the limited number of participants. They cited that low sample sizes are historically common in aboriginal specific research (Gordon, et al 2014, p.7). Therefore, the small sample population and survey participation rates are adequate. Focus groups in a qualitative study allow the researcher to interview several participants simultaneously. Numbers of those within the group are typically no more than 12 to allow for a more in-depth discussion

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    The planning topic I’m planning on investigating is housing. This research will strive to find out what groups are segregated and which individuals have less access to housing. This research will also aim to figure out challenges associated with securing permanent housing and the role city planner’s play in providing affordable housing. What I’m really curious about in relation to this topic, is what factors come into play, when it comes determining a person’s yearly income and how much they spend

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    ensuring that there was a baseline for comparing actual health and safety references with what is required by law. 3.4. Sampling Due to the high number of workers in construction projects, it was not feasible to include all of them in the study. Therefore, a sample of these workers was used as a representation of the sample population. 3.4.1. Sampling method and sample population A sampling method refers to the procedure used in selecting a sample from a sample population. A sample population refers to

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