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 Discuss to What Extent Psychology Can Be Considered a...
Discuss to What Extent Psychology Can Be Considered a Science. According to Merriam Webster
(2008), science is a, knowledge or a system of knowledge covering general laws especially as
obtained and tested through scientific method , with scientific method in five steps being,
observation/research, hypothesis, prediction, experimentation and conclusion.
(sciencemadesimple.com, 2006). With this to consider, is psychologya scienceand if so, to what
extent. It would be fair to say that psychology has not always been looked on as a science and its
early roots were in fact based in philosophy. This fact is highlighted in the word itself, Greek in
origin, psyche meaning soul and logos meaning the study of a subject (Sdorow Rickabaugh,... Show
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It is not possible to repeat either of the methods to replicate results or further test a hypothesis. Also,
variables cannot be controlled. Nor is it possible to make generalisations therefore not allowing
predictions for future behaviours. It is not possible to follow the scientific method as outlined within
the introduction with either research type; therefore psychology could not be considered a
science using these methods alone. Surveys are a further example of descriptive research. These
can be carried out as interviews or questionnaires and can be carried out face to face or even over
the telephone. The key advantage of this form is that many people can be surveyed by comparison
to observation or case study. Unless the sample is entirely random it would be impossible to make
generalisations using the results. However, the results produced from surveys can be replicated and
repeated and essentially fulfil the scientific method previously outlined and as a whole, descriptive
research would fulfil the description credential of the scientific goals and also account for the
observation/research idea in the scientific method outlined within the introduction, allowing
suggestion that psychology could be considered a science. The second form of research is known as
correlation research. In this the researcher would measurea variable and then a second and then use
the statistical information produced in order to
 The Impact Of China s Foreign Policy In Africa
China s increasing involvement in the African continent is a manifestation of the remarkable
transformation of the country s foreign policy over the past 10 15 years. Beijing has expanded and
intensified its bilateral relations throughout the world; it has joined regional bodies dealing with
security and economic issues, and has extended its involvement in multilateral organizations. As a
result, China s foreign policy as a whole is by and large considered to be more dynamic,
constructive, flexible and self confident than was the case during the preceding decades (Medeiros
Taylor Fravel 2003; Sutter 2004).
The Sino African relation has seen an explosive growth in over the past decades; this has heightened
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The History of Sino Africa Relation
The Sino Africa relationship has had three phases of development in the past six decades. The first
phase ran from the early 1950s to the adoption of the Open up and Reform policy in the late 1970s
and was focused on Sino Africa relationship in terms of political development because of their newly
gained independence.
The second phase took place in the 1980s. After adopting the Open Up and Reform policy at the
end of 1970s, Chinese Premier, Zhao Ziyang embarked on series of diplomatic overtures in
December 1982, to eleven African countries, promoting the Four Principles of Chinese cooperation
with Africa that would underpin China Africa relations going forward.
In the third phase, 1990s, China assimilated itself into Africa after the end of Cold War. Along with
the new thinking of seeking external support for domestic development, China strengthened the
economic dimension of this relationship. Sino Africa relation has grown since this period, as had
China s investment and trade in Africa, (Zhang, 2006). China s investment in Africa expanded within
the context of improved investment environment in Africa and the emergence of Chinese businesses.

Africa
Africa is a vast continent with diverse geographic patterns and a relatively limited population. The
resource base of Africa is enormous, with powerful rivers, world leading concentrations of strategic
minerals, and important petroleum and
 Research Paper On Enzo Ferrari
Enzo Ferrari What s behind you doesn t matter, said Enzo Ferrari. Enzo Ferrari was a car maker
and entrepreneur (somebody who starts a business) who loved cars more than anyone else. Enzo
Ferrari was the man who made the company Ferrari and built the ferrari cars. He never gave up even
when the going was tough.
In the beginning Enzo Ferrari s passion for driving and building cars began at a very young age. On
February 18, 1898 Enzo Anselmo Ferrari was born in Modena, Italy. Enzo Ferrari was born on
February 18 but his father wasn t there so when he got there Enzo was already born. His father got
there two days later and that s when his name was on the birth certificate. When Enzo grew up, he
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After racing, he started making cars for other people to race. His most famous car that he built was
the Ferrari F40. Enzo Ferrari had many more amazing achievements that he was famous for.
Plans For the Future Enzo Ferrari had a hard career after racing. He wanted to make cars and make
his own company. His first car he built in his company was a 125 S. He built many more cars after
that. Enzo Ferrari then married Laura Dominica Garello in 1932. They then had two boys named
Alfredo and Piero. Enzo would tell his boys that, If you can dream it you can do it. He said this to
his boys when they said they could not do something. In 1982, Enzo Ferrari had to take a trip to
Paris to break up the warring car companies FISA and FOCA. That trip to Paris was the only time he
left Italy. Enzo was very fond of his home in Maranello, Italy. Enzo rarely left Italy because he had a
family there. In 1988 Enzo Ferrari built the Ferrari F40. He saw the Ferrari F40 get shown to Italy
right before his death. Enzo died on the very sad day of August 14, 1988. He died at the age of 90
years old. He is remembered to this day not just because of his cars, but because of his hard
 PSA Essay
Creating a PSA (Public Service Announcement) may have seemed like a daunting task at first. As
I progressed and days passed I become more robust in using Windows Movie Maker to make a
PSA. Sifting through 100 s of pictures and videos I slowly, but surely began to eliminate those
that were not up to the mark. Continuing to sort through the videos and photos, I began to put
together a storyboard. This storyboard would then be animated into one coherent, powerful PSA.
When I first started making my PSA I began with looking for videos that would fit into my
particular theme. I looked for videos that appealed to the pathos of human emotion as well as the
logos. I first searched for news videos and wanted to make a compilation of videos, but I... Show
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Showing the effects of hate speech was not a difficult task that took quite a while in order to
select the correct photos. Many effects were psychological and therefore difficult to display on
screen. At the same time I also had to look for photos that showed silhouettes or one that were in a
cartoon art style. Ultimately, I decided on several photos that would display the effects of hate
speech, and what would happen if it were eliminated. With the combination of all the pictures I
had settled on, I could see a complete, cohesive PSA coming together. Compiling the videos,
photos, and other details such as music and transitions was the most difficult part of the entire
assignment. The way the slides and pictures are laid decide whether or not the PSA is well
designed or poorly designed. Selecting the correct music to go along with the video was also
troublesome. After listening to multiple songs, they all began to combine together. I first
eliminated songs with lyrics as most would not play well with my topic. The song had to have an
emotional tone that went from sad and down to happy and upbeat. Many songs were like this, but
most did not fit the bill until I came along to the perfect. As the music flowed through my
headphones, I knew that this was it. Once I had the correct music all the pieces of the puzzle began
to come
 The role of autophagy poses as a highly conserved...
The role of autophagy poses as a highly conserved catabolic phenomena where cells undergoing
stress develop a cytoplasmic crescent shaped phagophore that matures into an autophagosome. The
autophagosome is involved in engulfing damaged organelles and long lived proteins in order to
replenish the cellular energy content and building blocks for biosynthesis. The autophagy
phenomenon always occurs to maintain the cellular homeostasis. But, under stress there is triggering
of this autophagy event beyond its basal level. The most important breakthrough in our
understanding of the molecular pathway of autophagy came from yeast genetic analysis where 35
Atg (Autophagy related) genes were identified. Various types of Cellular stress sparks an... Show
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Ultimately, PI3P plays a crucial localization response to facilitate fusion at the last step of double
membrane autophagosome synthesis. Binding between Vps34 and Beclin 1 is enhanced by Ambra
1 (activating molecule in Beclin1 regulated autophagy protein 1), Bif 1 (Bax interacting factor 1), and
UVRAG (ultraviolet radiation resistance associated gene) whereas Bcl XL, Bcl 2 and Rubicon (Run
domain Beclin 1 interacting cysteine rich containing protein) inhibits this interaction. Another stress
induced transmembrane protein is vacuole membrane protein 1(VMP1) which interacts with Beclin
1 to induce autophagy. A couple of ubiquitin like conjugation system gets involved during
autophagosome elongation through a chain of events. Atg 12 interacts with Atg 7 (E1 ubiquitin like
activating enzyme), following which Atg12 binds to Atg10 (E2 like ubiquitin carrier), thereby
linking Atg12 to Atg5; then, Atg16 dimers gets attached to this complex resulting in phagophore
expansion. The Atg5 Atg12 Atg16 complex helps in the growth of the nascent edges of the
phagophore. This trimeric conjugation drops out when the phagophore finally matures into the
autophagosome. A second ubiquitin like system is involved in microtubule associated protein light
chain 3 (LC3, mammalian homolog of yeast Atg8) processing.Atg4 cleaves LC3 to an active
intermediate LC3I by conjugating with E1 like Atg7 through an ATP dependent
 Death Is Not Master By Thomas Miller
Let them die They want eternity In May Miller s Poem Death is not Master the persona explains
that death is not the master that will increase the desperation but it is a way to become eternally
calm. Many poems on the topic of death explain how it is as powerful of a thing that fears the
existence of human beings, but Miller s persona death is a way to achieve eternal serenity. She
explains death as something that can end all the worldly tears, desires and tension and transform
the human memory into a sculpture which is unaware of tensions. Miller s persona believes that
blocking death will be unfair as it will be a barrier to the everlasting happiness and calmness that
lies inside the grave. Miller s persona is an elaboration of Christian beliefs that death ends all
worldly problems as an eternal life starts after the death. The eternal life of a human or corpse
after death is same as that of sculpture which shines at night and remain in one place free of all
tensions and problems. As the life after death is full of calmness and happiness, so it must not be
blocked and everyone must welcome it to gain the everlasting lasting life. Thus, in Miller s
perspective death is not the master; instead, it is the slave of eternal life of serenity and calmness
that lies ahead. So, no one should try to become a barrier by blocking the death. Repetition of you
six times and I three times creates the relationship between I and You who love each other a lot and
never want
 The Impact Of Immigration On The United States
Many People can speculate if the U.S. Mexican border is truly a significant factor for our
government s safety or just there wasting money, time and land. By allowing the government to fund
the border many improvements could be made. Border Safety, can create a safer border environment
by facing the multiple Issues and Challenges, like illegal Immigration, Drug Enforcement, and cross
border Transportation, and Technological improvements by Homeland security influence the agents,
trying to cease these issues. A vast complication that the United Statesgoes through is the huge illegal
immigration.
Each year thousands of illegal immigrants enter the United States across the U.S. Mexican border.
The result is that the congress has mandated increased efforts, as improved technology, to facilitate
border processing of illegal entries and prevent or deter illegal crossing. A major draw for the
illegal immigration is the job opportunities that the United States provides. What is the nature and
extent of increasing immigration on the border? Most Mexicans who want to be a part of the
United States must present documents to the INS inspectors at ports of entry along the border. Of
the 915,000 people who were granted there residency, about 15 percent were Mexicans. According
to a Brookings institution study, an unknown number of Mexicans, mostly like 1 million, cross over
to the United States to work for a short period of time and then later return to their homes. The INS
has the
 Using Alcoholics Anonymous vs. Abusing Alcoholics...
Using AA vs. Abusing AA

This paper will try to explain the different views of how and why Alcoholics Anonymous and other
12 step programs are accepted and rejected as effective tools in treating alcoholism and other
addictions. The articles reviewed contradict the others opinion. First, we see that supporting the 12
step programs with a degree of involvement both the doctor and patient will see better results in
treating the addiction. The second view will show that 12 step programs can be used as self help
treatment and must be used in conjunction with other forms of rehabilitation. When AA and other 12
step programs are not used with other forms of treatment, the patient tends to become codependent
on the group.

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Dr. Jarlais statement would surely raise eyebrows at the next research convention but is that what
we can base the tremendous acceptance and success rate of AA on? In my personal experience, I
can agree with the supporters of the 12 step method. The reasons are many but one comes to mind
each time I read the opposing views Are we complex human beings or lab rats? Is it necessary as
recovering addicts and psychodynamic therapists alike to use a scientific approach to confirm the
resounding results? AA works and if personal response or storytelling along with the admitting that
we are powerless over our addictions helps, well, that is enough proof for me. Terry M. states, Our
primary goal is to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety. (Terry M. 1998) This
statement is enough proof that I believe the people who attend AA are more useful than any
scientific influences. A Dr. and a patient formed AA; this alone also shows the importance to respect
what has been a foundation to recovery the honesty and no judgement policy of recovery.

Issues of brainwashing, codependency, and let us not forget the overwhelming popular issue of
never recovering . Dr. Jarlais explains that the mere acceptance of this policy is proof that the
supporters are contradictory about the influence of the
 Descriptive Essay About Overcoming
Overcoming
Okay, so to warm up tumbling, I ll have you guys touch in this order... my coach Brooke told us but
I had already stopped listening.
I couldn t hear over the pounding of the blood rushing through my head. My teammates and I are
about to warm up our tumbling passes and I just got mine last week. Now, I started to overthink.
What if I fall on my head and die? What if I chicken out and land flat on my back? I would be utterly
humiliated... and in pain but mainly humiliated.
Lauren, it s your turn to warm up, Brooke said snapping me out of my thoughts.
Okay Lauren, you can do this. Just don t die and you ll be fine, I said to myself hoping that I was
right. The music stopped and I sauntered onto the floor. It was navy blue and not as malleable as
ours. My heart beat started beating heavier and more intense. BA BUMP BA BUMP BA BUMP. I
reached the corner of the floor and wiped my hands on my legs. I looked at my coach and she gave
me a reassuring smile. I took a deep breath and started to sprint across the floor. I felt the satisfying
thud of my hands making contact with the floor and my feet landing back on the floor. All I had to
do know was wait for the next routine to finish so I could do it again.
The routine finished and I strode back onto the floor but this time with more confidence. I wanted to
get it over with swiftly so I started running a second after I had reached the corner. This time, my
hands weren t the only thing that touched the ground. My
 The Breakfast Club, By John Hughes
Each generation of adolescent teens have to deal with similar to almost identical issues or problems
that the previous generation had to face head on. Whether it be the mess of emotions called love,
trying to be accepted from your parents, or merely trying to figure out the world around them. Teen
movies shed a light on the complex lives a teengers. In the films, Breakfast Club, Heathers, and
Donnie Darko, the idea of figuring out who one is an individual runs through each movie through
their teenage characters. The Breakfast Club, directed by John Hughes, uses stereotypes and
behaviors to categorize the characters. Actions, appearances, and dialects all are assigned to every
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However, Heathers uses them in a different way than the Breakfast Club uses them. People are
defined by their stereotypes. They are not meant to be broken. The bully is actually a real bad
person and the meek nerd are just nerds. Personality and depth is almost gone in how Heathers
shows the use of stereotypes. Veronica, the main protagonist, struggles to find her identity
throughout her journey in the film. Her best friends are all named Heather and she is different
from them all. In High School, it s hard to be true to yourself and discover who you are when you
don t fit in. One of the Heathers decides to prank a girl by sending her a fake note from a boy.
Heather needs Veronica to forge the handwriting. This little prank means that a girl is going to
think a boy, who she has a crush on, has feelings for her. In the moment in the film, Veronica starts
to figure out who she is as a person. She writes the note. This goes against what she soon realizes
is what goes against. Writing the note set the tone of who Veronica does not what to be. In this
moment, it catalysts her to evaluate who she is. Veronica isn t a high school mean girl, nerd, burn
out, or any of the other stereotypes present in the film. Her transformation of who she sees herself
as an individual comes to a head in the final scene. The girl who Veronica originally humiliated is
the type of person Veronica wants to