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    Naturally our subconscious part of our minds over rules a lot of behavioral aspects. With it our minds create a complete dictation on our actions based off of these feelings. Whether it is originated by lament or any other kind of emotion our minds crave attention and justification. Without this seemingly vital solace we are left lost in the confines of our minds. Sometimes this may lead us to ponder harmful unwanted thoughts. However, there are ways that can be used to avoid emotional harm such…

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    The topic of this assignment is to use quadratic regression, extrema and zero values to find number of banks to open in a particular area. The artifact had to be done individually. In order to do this artifact, we had to find the maximum value and the zeros of an equation with the data table that was given in the artifact paper. There were three tasks that was needed to complete this assignment. The first aspect was to find the quadratic equation that best fit the given data. I achieved this by…

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    effective argument to explain how and why gender is defined and constantly redefined through social interactions. In order to effectively argue her point of view Lorber 's essay is constructed with academic diction to appeal to her audience, logical reasoning to make content plausible and appeals to authority to give her content credibility. Lorber creates academic diction through formal language to appeal to a target audience. "As a social institution, gender is a process of creating…

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    Most cushioned natural ride—featuring the Men’s Nike Free 5.0. Ideal for runners new to natural running, with the cushioning and support of a traditional shoe. Low-profile cushioning and a rounded heel encourage a natural footstrike. It’s the year 2016, and Nike is still advertising junk on their website. On average, these high-end shoes cost over $100, but these pricey shoes are not the only detriment to our runners, but also injuries. In the non-fictional narrative, Born to Run, journalist…

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    One the most significant things that I learned in introduction to human services this semester was that everyone experiences situations differently, what might be something unimportant and minor to you might be a trigger for someone else. You should always be mindful of others, I think us as human beings we tend to be a bit selfish and like to think that the world revolves around us. Which, is ridiculous because the world has 7.3 billion people and counting, and what makes me more significant…

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    There are multiple concepts throughout our text that I learned of that were interesting. I believe that the concepts of the benefits and disadvantages of being diagnosed with a disorder, psychological treatments, and the scientific method was however the interesting subjects that applied to me. Throughout the course I was able to relate to these and understand them, and they are something I believe I will find useful in a future setting. These concepts also help me understand certain situations…

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    In response to whether the questions I focus on in my life are considered deep, I would say yes. I am rapidly approaching retirement in my current employment as well as the legal retirement age. My focus until now has not contained as much depth and clarity as I originally thought. Financially, I question if I will be able to sustain my lifestyle with the amount of residual income I will have to support myself for the remainder of my life and still be able to provide the things I provide now…

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    Critical Thinking Critical thinking is that mode of thinking that requires skillfully analyzing, assessing, and reconstructing ideas and conclusions. Critical thinking is self-directed, self-disciplined, self-monitored, and self-corrective thinking. The entire process is very personal. Fortunately there have been many studies conducted on the approaches to critical thinking, and it is safe to assume that there will be many more in the future. In this paper I will attempt to explain several of…

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    The Army’s Mission Command philosophy is a strategic cultural and intellectual shift in how to run the Army of the future. Attempts to adopt the philosophy over the past decade have met resistance and therefore have failed to permeate the Army culture. This failure is primarily a result of the Army’s size, complexity, and its scientific managerial approach, founded on processes, checklists, policies, and procedures. This long established culture has evolved with time, tradition, and…

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    Humans are not born with the ability to think critically instead have to develop this skill as they mature. The word critical comes from the Greek word for ‘critic’ (kritikos), which means to question, to make sense of, and to be able to analyze. The best possible way to reach a defining solution or a solid conclusion is through critically thinking about the issue at hand. I personally believe that most of our beliefs have to be justified by critical thinking. Also analyzing all the evidence to…

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