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Critique Research of Nursing Article
Science
Further more, to provide evidence based practice, nurses must be able to assess and critique research to evaluate and to judge whether the research is useful, good quality, rent and safe to apply in their practice (Fink,2005). This essay critiques a quantitative original research article, which is relevance to nursing. The research article “Cardiovascular risk…
The Difference Between Common Sense and Science
Science
According to Albert Simooms et al(2000), teaching can be defined as an activity performed by a more experienced and knowledgeable person and aimed at helping the less experienced person to learn. He further explained that teaching also involved assisting the learner to either gain or change some knowledge, skills or attitudes. Among the many professions…
The Different Classifications Do You Believe in Love
Culture
Media
Philosophy
Science
Love is an abstract concept that is not grounded within a concrete definition. The general consensus based on dictionaries define it as “a feeling of affection that by an individual or more.” At this point, one would stop here and conclude that that is what love is, just a feeling. However, this only defines love,…
An Analysis of the Quote “Life is Like a Box of Chocolates”
Philosophy
Psychology
Science
Social Science
At first glance the quote life is like a box of chocolates seems’ rather silly. How could such a large and complicated concept such as life be compared to something as small and simple as a box of chocolates? There have been two opposing viewpoints in regards to the meaning of this quote, and each…
The Matching Hypothesis
Science
Scientific method
Statistics
Introduction There are many factors involved in the formation of relationships, proximity, exposure and family, similarity, physical attractiveness, complementarily, competence and reciprocal liking. In this investigation, the research will explore attractiveness, specifically the match hypothesis. Zuckerman et al (1995) reported that the more attractive a person seemed to be, the more positive was another’s overall…
Real Estate Sample Hypothesis Testing
Science
Scientific method
Statistics
Real Estate Sample Hypothesis Testing The question or issue that the buyer wants to address is that property closer to town is more expensive so buyers that purchase property further from the center of town get a more affordable home. The research is necessary so that the buyer will remain within the budget that they…
Character Analysis of George and Curley in Of Mice and Men, a Novel by John Steinbeck
Psychology
Science
Social Science
Society
Those who succeed in life have a dream, and they know what to do to accomplish their dream. Even though they face problems, they still know what to do. They also maintain good relationships with people. However, those who failed usually do not have any dreams nor good personalities and attitudes. This paper will discuss…
PseudoScience Creationism
Science
Pseudo-Science: CreationismQuestions on the origin of life and of the universe must have challenged human curiosity and imagination as soon as early man had time for activities other than survival. In 1859, Charles Darwin published the Origin of Species, and since then, people have debated between the creationism and evolutionism theories. For the first time…
Fission, Fusion and Nuclear Power
Science
Fission Essay Fission is the act or process of splitting into two parts. It is also a nuclear reaction in which an atomic nucleus splits into fragments releasing from 100 million to several hundred million electron volts of energy. An atom contains protons and neutrons in its central nucleus. In fission, the nucleus splits, either…
A Literary Analysis of Moby Dick by Herman Melville and African Twerking
Philosophy
Psychology
Science
Social Science
When Herman Melville wrote that he would greet all of life’s surprises with a smile. He was subscribing to a philosophical doctrine that would soon be termed amor fati – an unconditional love of life. Although Moby Dick was published decades before Friedrich Nietzsche popularized the phrase. Melville’s work anticipated and supported the existentialist concept…