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School: Oakland University
Course: Health In Personal & Occupational Environments
HS 201 Laboratory Submission Form Laboratory Exercise: Lab 3- MWT 12:00 PM Student Name: XXX INSTRUCTIONS: Type your laboratory submission information in each gray block, above and below. Once you are finished, save a copy for your records. Submit it to t
School: Oakland University
Course: Health In Personal & Occupational Environments
HS 201 Laboratory Submission Form Laboratory Exercise: Lab 2- MWT 12:00 PM Student Name: XXX INSTRUCTIONS: Type your laboratory submission information in each gray block, above and below. Once you are finished, save a copy for your records. Submit it to t
School: Oakland University
Course: Operations Management
MPS 1 Solution. Wine Accessories Inc. (WAI) produces two models of corkscrews, the standard model and a deluxe model. WAI follows a level aggregate production plan, producing 20,000 corkscrews per month or 5,000 corkscrews per week. The MPS is developed i
School: Oakland University
Course: Health Science
HS201 Lab Assignment #2: Assessing the Relationship Between Sleep and Stress NAME: Kristie Distelrath Professor: Professor Rzenar HS 201 Day/Time: T/TR 10-1147 Assignment formatting guidelines: Your lab report MUST contain the following sections numbered
School: Oakland University
HS 201 Laboratory Submission Form Laboratory Exercise: Lab1-M6:30pm Student Name: Andrew O'Mara INSTRUCTIONS: Type your laboratory submission information in each gray block, above and below. Once you are finished, save a copy for your records. Submit it t
School: Oakland University
Course: Health In Personal & Occupational Environments
HS 201 Laboratory Submission Form Laboratory Exercise: Lab 4 MWT 12:00 PM Student Name: XXX INSTRUCTIONS: Type your laboratory submission information in each gray block, above and below. Once you are finished, save a copy for your records. Submit it to th
School: Oakland University
Course: Health In Personal And Occupational Environments
HS 201 Chp. 1 & 2 Review + Answers 1) Which of the following databases is not a good source of Informed Literature? c. Scientology 2) Informed Literature is least likely to come from which of the following sources: c. www.healthadvisor.com 3) Hypotheses t
School: Oakland University
Course: Human Microbiology
Exam 2 Review (BIO 307) Posted on 26 May, 2011 Note to the class: I will walk you through this review during the class today! Chapter 13 (left over from Exam 1) What are HeLa cells? and know the history of their origin Know the different stages of virus r
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1. Marketing a. Planning and Executing a.i. A.k.a. Strategy a.i.1. Ongoing a.i.2. Sets Directions a.i.3. Manages People and Events b. Marketing Mix b.i. Product b.ii. Price b.iii. Promotion b.iv. Place c. Markets c.i. Consumer c.i.1. Business 2 Consumer c
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Course: Intro To Theatre
THEATRE 100 - Review for Quiz 2 1. MAKE SURE YOU KNOW WHO "CREATES" A PLAY: Playwright, Director, Designers (costume, lighting, sound, makeup, etc.) and what they DO. Some examples: a. Playwright writes the play b. Director directs the play, tells charact
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Course: Operations Management
Operations Management (POM 343)1 October 12, 2012 Review Questions for Midterm Examination Section A: Quantitative Problems Chapter 1 (Introduction and Productivity) Suggested Practice Problems P2, P3 and P6 of Chapter 1 (page 27-28) (Note: Hours indicate
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Course: ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR AND HUMAN RESOURCES
1. Oneofthecharacteristicsofthe"living"Constitutionislimitedgovernment. A)True B)False 2. TheConstitutionprohibitsdiscriminationbasedonreasonableclassification. A)True B)False 3. Thepowerofthestatestoadoptlawstoprotectthegeneralwelfareofthepeopleiscalled
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School: Oakland University
Course: Intro To Org Behavior
Running head: KINKY BOOTS: Analysis Essay Kinky Boots: Analysis Essay Joey Froehlich August 14, 2014 Oakland University Page |2 KINKY BOOTS: Analysis Essay Abstract In this paper, the movie Kinky Boots will be analyzed from the perspective of someone who
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School: Oakland University
Course: Business Writing
Advantages Many other real estate firms have found Facebook to be an effective marketing tool. To them, Facebook provides numerous benefits to help expand their businesses. The following are common advantages given to companies who use Facebook. BiggerPoo
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Course: Introduction To Film
w The Perks of Being a Wallflower [Chbosky, 2012) is a film adaptation of the 1999 novel with the same title. This is a drama film depicting a boy who is coming ofage in high school. The Perks of Being a Wallower shows the conict between ._-~-'"'-"_"'-_.-
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Unit Two Free Response Essay(#1) Family, education, media, and region all make up the impact it has on political attitude. Voting patterns make up the race/ethnicity, age, gender, and religion impacted by political attitudes. Many things influence the way
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Unit Two Free Response Essay(#2) Conservative is holding to traditional attitudes and values and cautious about change or innovation, typically in relation to politics or religion. Conservatives believe in personal responsibility, limited government, free
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Selena Kas-Mikha 09-24-13 AP Us Gov- 2nd hour Unit One Free Response Essay(#2) The federal system is defended when a unitary government is more efficient. One of the five practices for continuing federalism in its current form is that the federalism uprig
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THEPOLYMERASECHAINREACTION (PCR) The polymerase chain reaction, or PCR, is a powerful method for multiplying DNA moleculesuptoabillionfoldinatesttube,yieldinglargeamountsofspecificgenesfor a host of applications in molecular biology. The reaction begins w
School: Oakland University
Course: Introduction To Film
School: Oakland University
Course: Introduction To Film
School: Oakland University
Course: Introduction To Film
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School: Oakland University
Course: Health Science
HS201 Lab Assignment #2: Assessing the Relationship Between Sleep and Stress NAME: Kristie Distelrath Professor: Professor Rzenar HS 201 Day/Time: T/TR 10-1147 Assignment formatting guidelines: Your lab report MUST contain the following sections numbered
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School: Oakland University
Course: Mgt Strategies & Policies
Chapter 13Strategic Entrepreneurship TRUE/FALSE 1. According to the chapter Opening Case, Amazons success with the Kindle was largely attributed to its invention of the digital book. ANS: F PTS: 1 DIF: Easy REF: 379 OBJ: 13-01 TYPE: application NOT: AACSB
School: Oakland University
Course: Mgt Strategies & Policies
Chapter 10Corporate Governance TRUE/FALSE 1. According to the chapter Opening Case, an average of $47.22 million was paid to CEOs in 2008 when their firms had experienced significant losses. ANS: T PTS: 1 DIF: Medium REF: 285 OBJ: 10-01 TYPE: application
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BIO 734 Exam 4 (Spring 2010) 1. The conducting zone contains all of the following EXCEPT A. the primary bronchi. B. the larynx. C. the terminal bronchioles. D. the respiratory bronchioles. 2. Diffusion rate across the respiratory membrane is rapid because
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Course: Mgt Strategies & Policies
Chapter 9Cooperative Strategy TRUE/FALSE 1. A cooperative strategy is a means by which firms work together to achieve a shared objective. ANS: T PTS: 1 DIF: Easy REF: 254 OBJ: 09-01 TYPE: knowledge NOT: AACSB: Business Knowledge & Analytical Skills | Mana
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Course: Operations Management
MPS 1 Solution. Wine Accessories Inc. (WAI) produces two models of corkscrews, the standard model and a deluxe model. WAI follows a level aggregate production plan, producing 20,000 corkscrews per month or 5,000 corkscrews per week. The MPS is developed i
School: Oakland University
Course: Operations Management
MPS Assignment: Problems 1-5 1. Wine Accessories Inc. (WAI) produces two models of corkscrews, the standard model and a deluxe model. WAI follows a level aggregate production plan, producing 20,000 corkscrews per month or 5,000 corkscrews per week. The MP
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Math 113 (Spring 2009) Yum-Tong Siu Homework Assigned on February 17, 2009 due February 24, 2009 1 Problem 1 (from Stein & Shakarchi, p.67, #14). Let R > 1 and z0 C with |z0 | = 1. Let h(z) be a holomorphic function on cfw_ |z| < R with h (z0 ) = 0. Let
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Course: Managerial Economics
Chapter 3, Problem #3 Management of McPablos Food Shops has completed a study of weekly demand for its old-fashioned tacos in 53 regional markets. The study revealed that Qdx = 400 1,200 Px + 0.8 A + 55 (pop) + 800 Pc where Q is the number of tacos sold p
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Course: Tax
CHAPTER 2 WORKING WITH THE TAX LAW SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEM MATERIALS Question/ Problem 1 2 Learning Objective LO 1 LO 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 LO 1 LO 1 LO 1 LO 2, 5 LO 1, 2 LO 1, 2 LO 1, 4 LO 1 LO 1, 4 LO 1 LO 1, 5 LO 1 L
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Course: Management Info Systems
Ted and Alice's House Decision By: Joey Froehlich Constants Non-Housing Living Expenses (Cars, Food, Medical, etc) Mortgage Amount for Home Purchase Real Estate Taxes and Insurance on Home Utilities Expense (Heat & Electric)-Apartment Utilities Expense(He
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Course: Health In Personal & Occupational Environments
HS 201 Laboratory Submission Form Laboratory Exercise: Lab 3- MWT 12:00 PM Student Name: XXX INSTRUCTIONS: Type your laboratory submission information in each gray block, above and below. Once you are finished, save a copy for your records. Submit it to t
School: Oakland University
Course: Health In Personal & Occupational Environments
HS 201 Laboratory Submission Form Laboratory Exercise: Lab 2- MWT 12:00 PM Student Name: XXX INSTRUCTIONS: Type your laboratory submission information in each gray block, above and below. Once you are finished, save a copy for your records. Submit it to t
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HS 201 Laboratory Submission Form Laboratory Exercise: Lab1-M6:30pm Student Name: Andrew O'Mara INSTRUCTIONS: Type your laboratory submission information in each gray block, above and below. Once you are finished, save a copy for your records. Submit it t
School: Oakland University
Course: Health In Personal & Occupational Environments
HS 201 Laboratory Submission Form Laboratory Exercise: Lab 4 MWT 12:00 PM Student Name: XXX INSTRUCTIONS: Type your laboratory submission information in each gray block, above and below. Once you are finished, save a copy for your records. Submit it to th
School: Oakland University
Course: Health In Personal & Occupational Environments
HS 201 Laboratory Submission Form Laboratory Exercise: Lab1- MWT 12:00 PM Student Name: XXX INSTRUCTIONS: Type your laboratory submission information in each gray block, above and below. Once you are finished, save a copy for your records. Submit it to th
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To Review: Lab 4 Know your various controls on temperature (height, land-water, winds, etc.) Be able to compare the temperature controls at different locations Know where in the world large / small annual temperature ranges are experienced and why Where i
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Course: Managerial Cost Accounting I
Chapter 6 concepts The SW Company produces and sells one product. The following data refer to the year just completed: Assume that direct labor is a variable cost. a. Compute the cost of a single unit of product under both the absorption costing and varia
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Virus Structures Explore further at: Viruses attack cells and force them to make many new viruses, often killing the cell in the process. Some viruses are very simple, such as the protein capsids that surround a short strand of RNA or DNA. More complex vi
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Meteorology 1014 Chapter 1 Study Questions The following questions/statements are meant to help you focus on the most important concepts that weve covered so far in class (and in the textbook). They do not represent all possible questions that could be as
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Course: Dsgn Anyl Of Electromech Sys
Example 8 The Serial Communication Interface (SCI) Lecture L4.2 PIM_9DP256 Block Diagram 2 SCI Ports Dragon12+ Board Layout Asynchronous Communication D0 MARK D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 SPACE START PARITY Table 8.1 Common Asynchronous Serial Baud Rates Baud rat
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Course: Pre-Calculus
OAKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS COURSE INFORMATION SHEET COURSE: MTH141, Precalculus, 4 Credits , Fall 2013 CATALOG DESCRIPTION Functions; roots of polynomials; polynomial, rational, exponential and
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Course: Community And Public Health
Oakland University School of Health Sciences HS 302: Community and Public Health Professor: Office: Telephone: Email address: Course Times: Location: Semester, Year: Patricia A. Wren, PhD, MPH 3098 Human Health Building 248-364-8664 wren@oakland.edu Frida
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Course: Organic Chemistry II
CHEMISTRY235 SummerII,2013 4credits.Section30532 MTWR9:4511:20AM,Room201DodgeHall Dr.ThomasOtt PREREQUISITE CHM234(OrganicChemistryI)orequivalent. TEXTANDMOLECULARMODELS ThetextisOrganicChemistry,7thedition,byPaulaYurkanisBruice,ISBN9780321803221,and Stud
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Course: Introduction To Ethics
PHI 103: Introduction to Ethics Oakland University, College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Philosophy Course #: 43220 Classroom: SFH 276 Times: M, W, F: 10:40-11:47 Instructor: John Burn e-mail address: burn@oakland.edu Office: 319, ODowd Hall Office
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Course: General Physics II
Oakland University College of Arts & Science Department of Physics PHY 102/109, General Physics II 5/4 Credit Hours Fall 2014 Instructor: Office: Class Time: Auditorium: Textbook: Eugene Surdutovich E-mail: surdutov@oakland.edu 172 Hannah Hall Office phon
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Course: Human Pathology
HS/AHS 401/501- Pathology (CRN # 40242/40490) Instructor: Office: Office Ph: Office Hrs: E-mail: Fall-2014 Sumi Dinda, Ph.D. 3164 HHB 248-364-8676 M & W: 2:00 to 3:00 PM or by appointment sdinda@oakland.edu Course Objectives: This course will emphasize st
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Course: Health In Personal & Occupational Environments
HS 201 Laboratory Submission Form Laboratory Exercise: Lab 3- MWT 12:00 PM Student Name: XXX INSTRUCTIONS: Type your laboratory submission information in each gray block, above and below. Once you are finished, save a copy for your records. Submit it to t
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Course: Health In Personal & Occupational Environments
HS 201 Laboratory Submission Form Laboratory Exercise: Lab 2- MWT 12:00 PM Student Name: XXX INSTRUCTIONS: Type your laboratory submission information in each gray block, above and below. Once you are finished, save a copy for your records. Submit it to t
School: Oakland University
Course: Operations Management
MPS 1 Solution. Wine Accessories Inc. (WAI) produces two models of corkscrews, the standard model and a deluxe model. WAI follows a level aggregate production plan, producing 20,000 corkscrews per month or 5,000 corkscrews per week. The MPS is developed i
School: Oakland University
Course: Health Science
HS201 Lab Assignment #2: Assessing the Relationship Between Sleep and Stress NAME: Kristie Distelrath Professor: Professor Rzenar HS 201 Day/Time: T/TR 10-1147 Assignment formatting guidelines: Your lab report MUST contain the following sections numbered
School: Oakland University
HS 201 Laboratory Submission Form Laboratory Exercise: Lab1-M6:30pm Student Name: Andrew O'Mara INSTRUCTIONS: Type your laboratory submission information in each gray block, above and below. Once you are finished, save a copy for your records. Submit it t
School: Oakland University
Course: Health In Personal & Occupational Environments
HS 201 Laboratory Submission Form Laboratory Exercise: Lab 4 MWT 12:00 PM Student Name: XXX INSTRUCTIONS: Type your laboratory submission information in each gray block, above and below. Once you are finished, save a copy for your records. Submit it to th
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Psy 100 Practice Exam Directions: Scientific Methods in Psychology Circle the best choice for each question below. 1. Which of the following is not an appropriate order for steps involved in gathering and evaluating evidence? a. gather the data, then make
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Course: Operations Management
MPS Assignment: Problems 1-5 1. Wine Accessories Inc. (WAI) produces two models of corkscrews, the standard model and a deluxe model. WAI follows a level aggregate production plan, producing 20,000 corkscrews per month or 5,000 corkscrews per week. The MP
School: Oakland University
Course: Managerial/Cost Accounting
ACC 320 Fall 2011 Individual Project 1 Bridgestone Behavioral Health Center: Cost-Volume-Profit (CVP) Analysis INTRODUCTION In June of the current year Dr. Thomas Russell, Executive Director, and Susan Smyth, Accountant, at the Bridgestone Behavioral Heal
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Course: Managerial/Cost Accounting
ACC 320 Fall 2011 Individual Project 1 Bridgestone Behavioral Health Center: Cost-Volume-Profit (CVP) Analysis Suggested Solution Questions: 1. What does a high weighted average contribution margin (WACM) percentage mean for the management of Bridgestone?
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Math 113 (Spring 2009) Yum-Tong Siu Homework Assigned on February 17, 2009 due February 24, 2009 1 Problem 1 (from Stein & Shakarchi, p.67, #14). Let R > 1 and z0 C with |z0 | = 1. Let h(z) be a holomorphic function on cfw_ |z| < R with h (z0 ) = 0. Let
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Course: Finance
Call-buy Put-sell Contracted fixed from on an option= strike price or exercise price The writer has short position, the buyer has a long position Price paid for option, received by option writer- option premium European options- only exercisable a expirat
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Course: Health In Personal & Occupational Environments
HS 201 Laboratory Submission Form Laboratory Exercise: Lab1- MWT 12:00 PM Student Name: XXX INSTRUCTIONS: Type your laboratory submission information in each gray block, above and below. Once you are finished, save a copy for your records. Submit it to th
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Course: The Legal Environment Of Business
Hooters Brief 1. CASE NAME, CITATION AND COURT Hooters of America, Incorporated v. Phillips 173 F. 3d 933 (1999) Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals 2. SUMMARY OF KEY FACTS A. Annette Phillips was a bartender at a Hooters restaurant franchise in Myrtle Beach,
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THEPOLYMERASECHAINREACTION (PCR) The polymerase chain reaction, or PCR, is a powerful method for multiplying DNA moleculesuptoabillionfoldinatesttube,yieldinglargeamountsofspecificgenesfor a host of applications in molecular biology. The reaction begins w
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School: Oakland University
Course: The Legal Environment Of Business
Hooters of America, Inc. v. Phillips, 173 F.3d 933 (C.A.4 (S.C.), 1999) Page 933 173 F.3d 933 79 Fair Empl.Prac.Cas. (BNA) 629, 75 Empl. Prac. Dec. P 45,822 HOOTERS OF AMERICA, INCORPORATED, a Georgia corporation, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Annette R. PHILLI
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Course: Health In Personal And Occupational Environments
HS 201 Chp. 1 & 2 Review + Answers 1) Which of the following databases is not a good source of Informed Literature? c. Scientology 2) Informed Literature is least likely to come from which of the following sources: c. www.healthadvisor.com 3) Hypotheses t
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Course: Human Microbiology
Exam 2 Review (BIO 307) Posted on 26 May, 2011 Note to the class: I will walk you through this review during the class today! Chapter 13 (left over from Exam 1) What are HeLa cells? and know the history of their origin Know the different stages of virus r
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1. A nurse is caring for a patient who has a serious respiratory infection. The patient is being treated with combination therapy of a cephalosporin and an aminoglycoside. The nurse will be sure to monitor which of the following? A) Serum BUN and creatini
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1. Marketing a. Planning and Executing a.i. A.k.a. Strategy a.i.1. Ongoing a.i.2. Sets Directions a.i.3. Manages People and Events b. Marketing Mix b.i. Product b.ii. Price b.iii. Promotion b.iv. Place c. Markets c.i. Consumer c.i.1. Business 2 Consumer c
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1. A 47-year-old woman has been diagnosed with open-angle glaucoma. Pilocarpine drops are prescribed. The nurse's assessment reveals that the patient has worn soft contact lenses for 15 years. The nurse will instruct the patient to: A) Apply the contact l
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Course: Managerial/Cost Accounting
ACC 320 Individual Project 2 Suggested Solution Case A: 1. Performance measures: Loan Balances F Referrals IB Deposit Balance F Customer Satisfaction C Non- Interest Income F Customer Retention C Products / Customer IB Employee Satisfaction New Customers
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Course: Intro To Theatre
THEATRE 100 - Review for Quiz 2 1. MAKE SURE YOU KNOW WHO "CREATES" A PLAY: Playwright, Director, Designers (costume, lighting, sound, makeup, etc.) and what they DO. Some examples: a. Playwright writes the play b. Director directs the play, tells charact
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1. A nurse is caring for a 38-year-old female patient who just started taking lithium for bipolar disorder. Which of the following outcomes would be most appropriate for this patient? A) The patient will re-establish and maintain a normal pattern of bowel
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Course: Managerial/Cost Accounting
Exhibit 1 Bridgestone Behavioral Health and Addiction Center Next Year's Annual Budget Assessment Urinalysis Case Group Individual Crisis Intensive Medical Management Conseling Counseling Intervention Outpatient Somatic Revenue Medicaid Rate Units of Serv
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Course: Managerial Economics
Chapter 3, Problem #3 Management of McPablos Food Shops has completed a study of weekly demand for its old-fashioned tacos in 53 regional markets. The study revealed that Qdx = 400 1,200 Px + 0.8 A + 55 (pop) + 800 Pc where Q is the number of tacos sold p
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Course: Introduction To Financial Accounting
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Course: Operations Management
Operations Management (POM 343)1 October 12, 2012 Review Questions for Midterm Examination Section A: Quantitative Problems Chapter 1 (Introduction and Productivity) Suggested Practice Problems P2, P3 and P6 of Chapter 1 (page 27-28) (Note: Hours indicate
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1. A nurse is working on a presurgical floor and is assessing patients who will receive isoflurane as part of balanced anesthesia for surgery. For which of the following patients will the nurse plan for a longer recovery period and a greater incidence of
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Course: Managerial/Cost Accounting
Tri-Cities Community Bank A Balanced Scorecard Case Case A: BSC Development Tri-Cities Community Bank (TCCB) is located in the Midwest US and has a total of 10 branches grouped into two divisions, the southern division (SD) and the northern division (ND).
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1. A patient located on a medicalsurgical unit has an order to receive ampicillin 500 mg PO tid ac. Which of the following medication administration schedules would be best for a medication ordered tid ac? A) 4 AM, 12 noon, 8 PM B) 7 AM, 11 AM, 6 PM C) 7
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Course: Mgt Strategies & Policies
Chapter 13Strategic Entrepreneurship TRUE/FALSE 1. According to the chapter Opening Case, Amazons success with the Kindle was largely attributed to its invention of the digital book. ANS: F PTS: 1 DIF: Easy REF: 379 OBJ: 13-01 TYPE: application NOT: AACSB
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Chapter 01 - The Investment Environment C HAPTER 1: T HE I NVESTMENT E NVIRONMENT P ROBLEM SETS 1. Ultimately, it is true that real assets determine the material well being of an economy. Nevertheless, individuals can benefit when financial engineering cr
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1. A 39-year-old woman has chronic leukemia. She is receiving cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan). After each treatment the patient has acute nausea and vomiting, accompanied by a slightly increased heart rate. The nurse will advise her to: A) Perform relaxation t
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Course: Managerial/Cost Accounting
Exhibit SN1 Bridgestone Behavioral Health and Addiction Center Next Year's Annual Budget Assessment Revenue Medicaid Rate Units of Service Revenue State Priavate Pay Total Variable Costs Medications/Tests Others Total Contribution Margin % of service's CM
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1. A clinic nurse has been assigned to follow up with a group of patients on hydrochlorothiazide therapy. Which patient will the nurse closely monitor for hyponatremia? A) A 23-year-old male who has diabetes B) A 36-year-old female who has diabetes C) A 4
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1. When planning care for a patient who is receiving filgrastim (Neupogen) for a nonmyeloid malignancy, the nurse will formulate which of the following patient outcomes? (Select all that apply.) A) The patient will not develop an infection. B) The patient
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1. A 25-year-old woman comes to the clinic because of a chronic, nonproductive cough. The nurse's assessment reveals that she has a history of asthma. Dextromethorphan, (Robitussin) is prescribed for her. The nurse will question this order because: A) Ser
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Course: Human Biology
White Blood Cells Chapter 6 White Blood cells (WBC): Derived from red bone marrow Large blood cells that have a nucleus Production is regulated by colony-stimulating factor (CSF) Can be found in the blood as well as in tissues Fight infection and an impor
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Course: Tax
CHAPTER 2 WORKING WITH THE TAX LAW SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEM MATERIALS Question/ Problem 1 2 Learning Objective LO 1 LO 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 LO 1 LO 1 LO 1 LO 2, 5 LO 1, 2 LO 1, 2 LO 1, 4 LO 1 LO 1, 4 LO 1 LO 1, 5 LO 1 L
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1. A 43-year-old man has been diagnosed with active TB. He is prescribed a multiple drug therapy, including INH and rifampin. A priority assessment by the nurse will be to monitor which combination of laboratory test results? A) Serum alanine transaminase
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Course: Intro To Philosophy
Reading Questions for Fieser & Lillegard pp. 3-37 1. According to Anaximenes, where do divine things come from? 2.According to Heraclitus, what is the rule for most people? 3. What claim is very characteristic of rationalism? 4. According to Democritus, e
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1. A new immigrant to the United States comes to the clinic. She reports living in a crowded, poor urban area. Considering her residence and immigration status, which of the following should the nurse screen for? A) Tuberculosis B) Malaria C) Diabetes D)
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1. A male patient is receiving heparin by continuous intravenous infusion. The nurse will instruct the patient and family members to report which of the following should it occur? A) A skin rash B) Sudden occurrence of sleepiness and drowsiness C) Dizzine
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1. A patient has been prescribed methocarbamol (Robaxin) for fibromyalgia. The nurse has spent an hour educating the patient on the use of methocarbamol for muscle pain. Which of the following statements by the patient indicates that he has an understandi
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1. A nurse is working with a 57-year-old man who is a former drug abuser. He works at a local restaurant during the day shift. He has been prescribed a weekly dosage of methotrexate for his rheumatoid arthritis. Which of the following will the nurse inclu
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1. A 24-year-old woman has a severe sinus infection and is being treated with ciprofloxacin. The nurse will instruct the patient to: A) Take the drug every 10 hours on an empty stomach. B) Stop the drug 24 hours after she feels better. C) Use a backup for
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1. A 72-year-old woman is on long-term glucocorticoid therapy. It will be most important for the nurse to instruct the patient to: A) Avoid direct sunlight. B) Take measures to minimize the risk of falls. C) Avoid eating excess red meat. D) Avoid dairy pr
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1. A nurse works in a cardiology clinic and is following an 82-year-old woman who is prescribed lovastatin to reduce her high cholesterol level. The patient lives with her daughter and is very thin and frail. Which of the following serious adverse effects
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1. A 70-year-old man is being treated for herpes zoster virus. He has been prescribed acyclovir (Zovirax). The clinic nurse will monitor which of the following? A) Neurologic function B) Renal function C) Cardiac function D) Respiratory function 2. A nurs
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Course: MED SURG
Mr. Fischbach has a 12 lead EKG performed and among other findings, the PR interval is found to be 0.16 seconds. This means: a. his ventricular activity is somewhat prolonged and could cause a decreased cardiac output. b. his electrical transmission of im
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Course: Finance
[1-(1/1.01 )/.01] besides investment is PV) if NPV is less than PV than its worth less than it cost, therefore not a good investment Investing in bank at insured rate: (amount to invest)*(1+r) PV of an investment: (CF at Date 1)/(1+r) NPV: -Cost+PV Compou
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1. A nurse is caring for a patient who is on amphotericin B. On morning rounds the patient reports weakness, numbness, and a tingling sensation in his feet. What would be a priority action by the nurse? A) Encourage the patient to increase fluid intake. B
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Course: Pre-Calculus
OAKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS COURSE INFORMATION SHEET COURSE: MTH141, Precalculus, 4 Credits , Fall 2013 CATALOG DESCRIPTION Functions; roots of polynomials; polynomial, rational, exponential and
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Course: General Chemistry I
Oakland University Department of Chemistry CHM 157 Experiment 5 How much is too much? Introduction Suppose that you looked in your pockets while walking past a soft-drink machine and found that you had four dollar bills and one quarter. Furthermore, suppo
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Chapter 10Corporate Governance TRUE/FALSE 1. According to the chapter Opening Case, an average of $47.22 million was paid to CEOs in 2008 when their firms had experienced significant losses. ANS: T PTS: 1 DIF: Medium REF: 285 OBJ: 10-01 TYPE: application
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1. An 8-year-old child has Lennox-Gastaut syndrome and has been prescribed topiramate. The nurse will teach the child's parents to observe for which of the following? A) Dizziness and drowsiness B) Nausea and vomiting C) Weight gain D) Decreased sweating
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1. It would be critical for a nurse to monitor which of the following patients for ototoxicity while on gentamicin therapy? A) A 43-year-old male with Parkinson disease B) A 32-year-old mother who is breast-feeding C) A 25-year-old male who has a hearing
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HS 201 Chp. 1 & 2 Review + Answers 1) Which of the following databases is not a good source of Informed Literature? c. Scientology 2) Informed Literature is least likely to come from which of the following sources: c. www.healthadvisor.com 3) Hypotheses t
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Exam 2 Review (BIO 307) Posted on 26 May, 2011 Note to the class: I will walk you through this review during the class today! Chapter 13 (left over from Exam 1) What are HeLa cells? and know the history of their origin Know the different stages of virus r
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1. Marketing a. Planning and Executing a.i. A.k.a. Strategy a.i.1. Ongoing a.i.2. Sets Directions a.i.3. Manages People and Events b. Marketing Mix b.i. Product b.ii. Price b.iii. Promotion b.iv. Place c. Markets c.i. Consumer c.i.1. Business 2 Consumer c
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THEATRE 100 - Review for Quiz 2 1. MAKE SURE YOU KNOW WHO "CREATES" A PLAY: Playwright, Director, Designers (costume, lighting, sound, makeup, etc.) and what they DO. Some examples: a. Playwright writes the play b. Director directs the play, tells charact
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Operations Management (POM 343)1 October 12, 2012 Review Questions for Midterm Examination Section A: Quantitative Problems Chapter 1 (Introduction and Productivity) Suggested Practice Problems P2, P3 and P6 of Chapter 1 (page 27-28) (Note: Hours indicate
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1. Oneofthecharacteristicsofthe"living"Constitutionislimitedgovernment. A)True B)False 2. TheConstitutionprohibitsdiscriminationbasedonreasonableclassification. A)True B)False 3. Thepowerofthestatestoadoptlawstoprotectthegeneralwelfareofthepeopleiscalled
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Network Design Layers Identifies the way backbone interconnects LANs Manages way packets from one network move through the backbone to other networks Three layers: Access layer: used in LANs attached to BB Distribution layer: connects LANs together Core l
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Gateways Operations Examines the destination address of the network layer Strips off the data link layer packet Chooses the best route for a packet (via routing tables) Operates at the network layer Forwards only those messages that need to go to other ne
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Distributed Coordination Function (DCF) Also called Physical Carrier Sense Method Point Coordination Function (PCF) Also called Virtual Carrier Sense Method Optional: (can be set as always, never, or just for certain frame sizes) Two major differences bet
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Controlled Access Controlling access to shared resources Commonly used by mainframes (or its front end processor) Determines which circuits have access to mainframe at a given time Also used by some LAN protocols Acts like a stop light Token ring, FDDI Ma
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Basic Architecture of Pail Box POTS based Use regular dial-up phone lines and a modem Modem used to call another modem Once a connection is made, data transfer begins Used to connect to the Internet by calling an ISPs access point ISDN based Circuit Switc
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Category 5e cables Costs decreasing Provides room for upgrades to 100Base-T or 1000Base-T Best Practice Recommendations: Wireless Pick newest one, cost permitting 802.11n (in 2011) Placement of APs should be considered Physical WLAN Design Physical WLAN D
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Basic Switch Operation Learning Switch Operation Switch starts by working like a simple hub With an empty forwarding table It gradually fills its forwarding about the table by learning nodes Reads the source MAC address of the incoming frame and records i
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Network Operating Systems Omni directional antennas Transmit in all directions simultaneously Used on most WLANs Dipole antenna (rubber duck) Transmits in all direction (vertical, horizontal, up, down) Directional antennas Project signal only in one direc
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Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) Communications encrypted using this key Requires that user enter a key manually (to NIC and AP) Short key (40-128 bits) Easy to break by brute force Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) One time WEP keys created dynamica
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TYEU Advantages 1.) operates faster than traditional routing 2.) common carriers in the U.S. and Canada typically have a different way of charging for TYEU services than for other packet services, so it is common to use a full mesh design in which every l
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BIO 121 Review Guide Chapter 10 10.1: Introduction Describe the general functions of the nervous system. Identify the two types of cells that comprise nervous tissue. Identify the two major groups of nervous system organs. 10.2: General Functions of the N
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Dialysis: Dialysis is the separation of smaller molecules from larger molecules using a differentially permeable, or semi-permeable, membrane. A dialysis membrane is made of a material (such as cellulose) that will allow small compounds, but not protein
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Molecular Basis of Living Systems: Biochemistry describes the structure, organization, and function of living matter in molecular terms. Biochemistry is an investigative science. Biochemists use chemical and physical approaches combined with their know
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Reduction in Heat Gradient: An example: a hot pan on a stove, the molecules are vibrating at a very high rate and have a lot of energy. When those molecules come into contact with the molecules of air around it, energy will transfer from the molecules o
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Release of Energy: The individual hydrogen atoms have a higher potential energy than the bonded hydrogen during the chemical reaction; the difference in energy between the two states is released into the surroundings. Consumption of Energy: Energy is
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Heat Heat (q)= internal energy changes that do not involve mechanical changes. Q is positive when heat is absorbed by the system from the surrounding. Examples: Kinetic energy Chemical energy stored in the atoms and covalent bonds connecting the mole
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Spontaneous Reactions: The Gibbs equation not only provides the numerical relationship between free energy, entropy, and enthalpy, it also allows us to predict whether or not processes (or chemical reactions) will be spontaneous (proceed forward). G and
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Does the free energy of the reacting system remain constant throughout the process? The free energy of the system decreases as the system approaches equilibrium. Note that the free energy change is now missing the standard annotation. That tells us th
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Acid and their respective conjugated bases. Dissociation Constants: Stronger acids: dissociate more (more products are formed), so Ka is higher. Titration curves: an acid can exist either in its protonated or deprotonated form. CH3COOH vs. CH3COO-). A
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Single bond: weakest and longest covalent bond Triple bond: strangest and shortest covalent bond. Other significant carbon bonding partners include phosphate, sulfur, nitrogen, and oxygen. These additional atoms come in a variety of molecular forms, o
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Permanent dipole- permanent dipole interaction: Polar molecules are permanent dipoles; their polarity does not depend on interactions with other molecules. When they come close, they attract each other by weak electrostatic interactions. The two carbony
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Polar covalent bonds: A polar covalent bond is a bond in which there is an electric charge gradient along the axis of the bond. The difference in electronegativity between hydrogen and oxygen results in significant differences in charge distribution ac
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HS302:ReviewforFinal Factorsaffectingcommunityhealth PhysicalFactors Industrialdevelopment Communitysize Environment Geography Social/culturalfactors Beliefs,traditions,prejudices Econ,politics,religion Socioeconomicstatus Socialnorms Communityorganizatio
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Bio 113 Chapter Notes Chapter 23 Evolution by Natural Seclection- proposed by Darwin and Wallace. Darwin finished orgin of the species in 1859. 18th century a lot of people were thinking about evolution. A lot of bits and pieces out there, like the compet
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EXAM 2 CHAPTER 31- FUNGI Phylum- Chytridiomycota -chytrids -mostly aquatic -the most primitive fungi -chytrids have a flagellated stage in their life cycle -polyphyletic! Phylum- Zygomycota -zygote fungi -terrestrial -some are saprobes -some are mutualist
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Exam 3 Many seeds undergo dormancy; a seeds metabolisms are very slow during dormancy. Allows seeds to avoid germination until conditions are just right. Germination depends on imbibition, the absorption of water by seeds. Imbibition causes the seed to
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Viral and Bacterial chromosomes are Relatively Simple DNA Molecules: Bacterial and viral chromosomes are usually: A single nucleic acid molecule Chromosomes of viruses consist of single or double stranded RNA or DNA Bacterial chromosomes are double s
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Exam 2 Notes The Father of Genetics: Gregor Mendel (1860s): Traits of living things are passed from parents to offspring in predictable ways. Traits are visible features of living organisms. Studied traits in peas. There are seven visible features, ea
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20:56 TypesofHazards Hazardsassociatedwithhumanactivity(whatwemake) NaturalEnvironmentalhazard(Naturallyoccurinenvironment) ResiduesandWastesfromHumanActivity Humanbodywastes(urineandfecesinwastewater) Excessmaterialsandfoods(trashandgarbage) Yardwastes(g
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ETSexposurecausesdiseasesandprematuredeathinchildrenandadultswho donotsmoke ExposedchildrenareatincreasedriskforSIDs,acuterepertoryinfections,ear infections,andmoreseverasthma Exposureonadultshasimmediateeffectsonthecardiovascularsystemand causescoronaryh
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Utilitarianism 1/68 I. Act Utilitarianism An act is right iff it produces at least as great a balance of good over bad in its consequences for all people affected as it would any other act available (Making one person really happy vs. making many kind of
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Utilitarianism 1/68 I. Act Utilitarianism An act is right iff it produces at least as great a balance of good over bad in its consequences for all people affected as it would any other act available (Making one person really happy vs. making many kind of
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Utilitarianism 1/68 I. Act Utilitarianism An act is right iff it produces at least as great a balance of good over bad in its consequences for all people affected as it would any other act available (Making one person really happy vs. making many kind of
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Utilitarianism 1/68 I. Act Utilitarianism An act is right iff it produces at least as great a balance of good over bad in its consequences for all people affected as it would any other act available (Making one person really happy vs. making many kind of
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Name _ Phi 103 Natural Law, Virtue Ethics, Kant Circle only the best answer until told otherwise. Why did Plato teach that philosophers should control society? a. Because he was a philosopher b. Because the philosophers of that day were kings c. Because p
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Study guide for Exam-3: chapters 12 (Part-2), 26, 20, 24, 13 & 14 This study guide focus on the important concepts but you should have an overall idea on all my slides. You must be prepared to answer questions based on patient case histories. MC is for mu
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Study guide for Exam-2: chapters 20, 11 & 12 This study guide focus on the important concepts but you should have an overall idea on all my slides. You must be prepared to answer questions based on patient case histories. Chapter 20: (Hematopoietic & Lymp
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REVIEW FOR TEST 1 (Chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 & 19)-Fall -2014 This study guide will focus on the important concepts for short answers but you should have an overall idea on all my slides & notes. 75-80 points: Multiple Choice questions and Matching. 20-25
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CHAPTER 6 I. Classifying Inventory 1. (L.O. 1) Merchandise inventory has two common characteristics: (a) it is owned by the company and (b) it is in a form ready for sale in the ordinary course of business. 2. A manufacturers inventory is usually classif
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CHAPTER 14 Financial Statement Analysis LECTURE OUTLINE A. Basics of Financial Statement Analysis. 1. Analyzing financial statements involves evaluating three characteristics: a companys liquidity, profitability, and solvency. a. A short-term creditor (e.
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CHAPTER 10 Liabilities A. Accounting for Current Liabilities. 1. A current liability is a debt that a company: a. Reasonably expects to pay from its existing current assets or through the creation of other current liabilities. b. 2. Will pay the debt with
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Running head: KINKY BOOTS: Analysis Essay Kinky Boots: Analysis Essay Joey Froehlich August 14, 2014 Oakland University Page |2 KINKY BOOTS: Analysis Essay Abstract In this paper, the movie Kinky Boots will be analyzed from the perspective of someone who
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Advantages Many other real estate firms have found Facebook to be an effective marketing tool. To them, Facebook provides numerous benefits to help expand their businesses. The following are common advantages given to companies who use Facebook. BiggerPoo
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w The Perks of Being a Wallflower [Chbosky, 2012) is a film adaptation of the 1999 novel with the same title. This is a drama film depicting a boy who is coming ofage in high school. The Perks of Being a Wallower shows the conict between ._-~-'"'-"_"'-_.-
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Unit Two Free Response Essay(#1) Family, education, media, and region all make up the impact it has on political attitude. Voting patterns make up the race/ethnicity, age, gender, and religion impacted by political attitudes. Many things influence the way
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Unit Two Free Response Essay(#2) Conservative is holding to traditional attitudes and values and cautious about change or innovation, typically in relation to politics or religion. Conservatives believe in personal responsibility, limited government, free
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Selena Kas-Mikha 09-24-13 AP Us Gov- 2nd hour Unit One Free Response Essay(#2) The federal system is defended when a unitary government is more efficient. One of the five practices for continuing federalism in its current form is that the federalism uprig
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SelenaKasMikha APEnglish3rdhour 120113 Eat,Pray,LovebyElizabethGilbert A. Gilbert, E. (2006). Eat, pray, love. New York : Penguin. B. So miss him. Send him some love and light every time you think about him, then drop it. Youre just afraid to let go of th
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9Selena Kas-Mikha 09-27-13 Honors English 11- 3rd hour The Written Word I cant picture myself as an author or even an English teacher. Although, I may not have the best wording and I come into contact with a lot of sentence fragments. Writing has always b
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The Biggest Fight By: Serena Kas-Mikha One day me and my sister sat down to watch our favorite show. We couldnt find the channel and started fighting because the show had already begun. So, we turned the TV on using the button. It was so loud when we turn
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The Biggest Fight By: Serena Kas-Mikha One day me and my sister sat down to watch our favorite show. We couldnt find the channel and started fighting because the show had already begun. So, we turned the TV on using the button. It was so loud when we turn
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Selena Kas-Mikha AP English- 6th hour Rough Draft 03-17-14 Is it possible to be dependant while in love or hating someone? It takes two people in order to sustain the relationship. In order to, love or hate, they have to have a passion which is a strong a
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1) Confucian families supported the idea of large families. Confucius thought that large population meant prosperity and contentment. With the belief of the Confucians and the support of Imperial bureaucrats, for tax reasons, China began a six century per
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There are many characteristics of the Xiongnu society that may have contributed to their advancement in warfare. 1) Little boys are able to ride sheep The fact that children are allowed to hunt at a young age gives the Xiongnu an automatic advantage at wa
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Kierra Williams Professor Drapeau Write and Rhetoric 150 1 October 2009 Meadow Brook Hall The tour to Meadow Brook hall was absolutely amazing and jaw dropping. All of the rooms that we viewed were beautiful from the ceiling to the floor. Out of all the r
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Course Application Paper 1 [CAP 1]: Costco Gas Station On a relaxing Sunday afternoon, I gathered my notebook, pen, and stopwatch, and headed to Costco to begin my two-hour mission of observing a typical day at the company's gas station. I pulled in to at
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Dhoketa Rrumbullaku Julian Kocillari MacKenzie Bechard 4/16/2013 Direct TV As a company that prides itself in low prices, Direct TV has established itself through meeting customers' demands for cheap prices. It essentially provides television and audio se
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Executive Summary SellBrokenHearts.com is an online buy, sell, and barter service for those who have reached the ultimate end in a personal relationship and wish to rid themselves of the quality items that remind them of that situation. The company was cr
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James Edwards III September 27, 2012 Com 202 Chapter 8 Response Paper In this chapter, I found that the misconceptions about conflict were very interesting because going into a group I always try to keep conflict out of the equation of group work. But the
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Running Head: Smoking on Campus Smoking on Campus: Effects on Student Health and Solutions Joey Froehlich Oakland University Abstract This paper explains the consequences of college students smoking on campus. The consequences discussed will be how smokin
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Josh Fox was offered a lot of money for his land. His land was going to be used for fracking. In fracking, water mixed with chemicals is sent underground. From there, the water is used to extract natural gas. However, in this process, water both undergrou
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Joey Froehlich Environment Michigan Environment Michigan is an ecological organization that stretches across the entire state. This organization aims to protect Michigans supply of clean air, clean water and open space from pollution caused by powerful an
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Joey Froehlich Professor Freeman WRT 160 March 25, 2013 Vern Spalding Memorial Park There is a humble place in Michigan known as Chesterfield Township. Within this township is a subdivision called Chesterfield Lakes. It is a subdivision filled with youthf
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In the movie Sicko Michael Moore explores Americas healthcare system and compares it healthcare systems in other countries. There are many people in America who do not have health insurance. These people are denied health insurance for having diseases lik
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Basically, a watershed is a place where water both above and underground drains away and ends up in the same place. They can cross the boundaries of counties, states, and even countries. People who live near watersheds have responsibilities. Not any shoul
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JSF Professor Lawson English 150 November 17 2011 Cycling:IceBiking This essay is dedicated to the winter cyclists, who brave ice and snow and cycle for transportation, recreation, or competition in winter. There are many reasons why we choose to cycle mo
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Ted Dong Professor Leslie Joan Cavell Art History 100 14 April 2013 The piece of artwork that I chose is the Torso of Apollo, a Roman copy. I found the piece resting at the Detroit Institute of Art on March 29th of 2013. The sculpture is carved from marbl
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Catherine Twigg Judgments and First Impressions COM 305 Oakland University Dont judge a book by its cover is a common phrase people use to tell others not a make rash decisions about someone before they get a chance to know them. I know that it is not goo
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Running Head: RACIALIZED SOCIAL SYSTEM 1 What is a Racialized Social System? Gerone Ezra F. Jimenez Oakland University SOC/AN 331 What is a Racialized Social System? George Lipsitz (1995), author of the Possessive Investment in Whiteness, states that Even
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Running head: SELF-ESTEEM AND GRADE POINT AVERAGE The Effects of Self-esteem on Grade Point Average By: Shannon McHugh Vidhi Patel Andrea L.Polando Oakland University Professor Purdie Psychology 250 August 12, 2010 1 Running head: SELF-ESTEEM AND GRADE PO
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Shannon McHugh Professor Beckwith English 303/ Essay #7 March 1, 2011 The Cat Doth Play, And After Slay In Anita Looss book, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, the reader is exposed to an interesting modernistic piece from the perspective of a young lady exercisin
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Shannon McHugh Professor Beckwith Essay #8 March 7, 2011 Excesses and Deficits For more than a century there has been a building social movement to obtain objects that gives us ease and comfort. As many people have found out, these objects do not give us
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Shannon McHugh Professor Beckwith ENG 303/Essay #6 March 12, 2011 Excellent Science William James might be credited with being the founder of psychology as we know it today but it can be argued that Jane Collier was practicing just that but nearly 150 yea
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Shannon McHugh Professor Beckwith Final Essay April 12, 2011 Salvation is Gender Related For a reason there are men and women. While putting aside the whole baby making reason, these two sexes tend to function on different levels given certain situations.
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Shannon McHugh Essay #2 Fight Club Killing the Weakness To be able to correctly address the focus of the essay, which is describing the course of the protagonists internal growth, a clarification of who the protagonist is in Chuck Palahniuks book Fight Cl
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Shannon McHugh Reaction Paper 1/6/11 This was an interesting series to watch for many reasons. The biggest of the reasons for me is that this gave me a better insight into whom Dawkins is. Before this he was just a hollowed voice in my head as I read his
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Essay #1 Fight Club A close read of Chuck Palahniuks book entitled Fight Club concerning the motif of the character of Joe introduced a whole new layer of narration type used by Palahniuk. This form of narrator helps describe what scenario the character i
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Shannon McHugh Reaction Paper #2 1/30/11 When thinking back about the show, Ive noticed that very few people mentioned god and how that played into their genetics or migration. Maybe this is due to editing by National Geographic but I would like to think
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Shannon McHugh Professor Susan Beckwith English 303/ Essay #3 26 January 2011 A Microcosm of Human Rational in Times of Irrationality The painting of a story that Joseph Heller gives to the reader in his book Catch-22 is a complex multi web of themes lyin
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Shannon McHugh Reaction Paper #2 1/30/11 When thinking back about the show, Ive noticed that very few people mentioned god and how that played into their genetics or migration. Maybe this is due to editing by National Geographic but I would like to think
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Shannon McHugh Professor Beckwith ENG 303/ Essay #5 February 9, 2011 Catch-17 or 18. Maybe 11. Okay 22. The charming theme behind the satirical circus that Joseph Heller creates in his book Catch-22 gives the reader a chance to understand the dilemma betw
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Shannon McHugh Dennett/ Lecture 3/11/11 Response Concerning the lancet fluke and parasites of the brain- if evolutionarily humans have evolved (in short) to have segment of their brain dedicated to wanting to find god, then how do some people lose that pa
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Shannon McHugh Professor Beckwith Eng 303/ Essay #4 2 February 2011 Finding Balance from Unbalance From the very beginning of Joseph Hellers book Catch-22 the reader is swamped with a deluge of characters. This was to give a similar effect that the milita
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Shannon McHugh Reaction Paper Dan Dennetts Cute, funny, sexy, sweet. February 13, 2011 The use of apples/oranges logic by creationist just shows how dumb they are. If people dont question this illogic then I know that they cant be reasoned with. For what
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Shannon McHugh Reaction Paper February 6, 2011 First of all, Im glad that you introduced me to TED. That is a fascinating website and very easy to get lost in. Secondly, Steven Pinker is hilarious which helps make him a great lecturer- is there any way th
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Who is Pulling the Strings? Who Pulling the Strings? Shannon McHugh Professor Hansen Final Essay April 21, 2011 Individuals need other people. By definition humans are social creatures. From these other people, an individual can obtain many beneficial ide
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GeroneJimenez 1.Evolutionarypsychologists,includingKurzban,arguethatthehumanmindisa collectionofevolvedmodules.Whatdoesthismean?Pleaseprovideexamplesinyour response. AccordingtoKurzbanthehumanmindismodularinasensethatthebrainisasystemof numerousmodulestha
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Andrew OMara Topic: Stress Job Satisfaction, Stress, and Burnout Associated with Haemodialysis Nursing: A Review of Literature By: Bronwyn Hayes and Ann Bonner Published in 2010 in the Journal of Renal Care on pages 174-179. This article looked at haemodi
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What are GIS, GPS, and LBS? How are businesses using these applications to compete? Choose one and name a specific business and example. Explain. GPS (Global Positioning System) is a satellite-based navigation system providing accurate position, time, a
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OMara Andrew OMara Professor Doris C. Plantus English 305 29 September, 2011 The Gospel of Matthew The theme to the Gospel of Matthew is about how people who are loyal and fair will be treated in favor of the lord for their good deeds. This is a very comp
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OMara Andrew OMara Professor Doris C. Plantus English 305 29 September, 2011 Moses: More of a Parent Figure than a Leader? When reading the story of Moses, I found that Moses has similar characteristics of loving and caring for the Israelites as a parent
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WRT- 150 9/27/2011 LUCK: REALITY OR PERCEPTION Why am I not lucky? It is a question people ask themselves frequently. Are some of us destined to be lucky, or is luck just a superstition. Luck is a powerful word that can probably change someones world fore
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Joseph Arabbo Dr. Tait Final Exam Essay 23 May 2011 I have had some experience with jazz music. I played in jazz band from 5th grade to 12th grade as drummer. I am familiar with the elements, music theory, instruments, and artists in jazz music. Taking th
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THEPOLYMERASECHAINREACTION (PCR) The polymerase chain reaction, or PCR, is a powerful method for multiplying DNA moleculesuptoabillionfoldinatesttube,yieldinglargeamountsofspecificgenesfor a host of applications in molecular biology. The reaction begins w
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HS201 Lab Assignment #2: Assessing the Relationship Between Sleep and Stress NAME: Kristie Distelrath Professor: Professor Rzenar HS 201 Day/Time: T/TR 10-1147 Assignment formatting guidelines: Your lab report MUST contain the following sections numbered
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Chapter 13Strategic Entrepreneurship TRUE/FALSE 1. According to the chapter Opening Case, Amazons success with the Kindle was largely attributed to its invention of the digital book. ANS: F PTS: 1 DIF: Easy REF: 379 OBJ: 13-01 TYPE: application NOT: AACSB
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Chapter 10Corporate Governance TRUE/FALSE 1. According to the chapter Opening Case, an average of $47.22 million was paid to CEOs in 2008 when their firms had experienced significant losses. ANS: T PTS: 1 DIF: Medium REF: 285 OBJ: 10-01 TYPE: application
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BIO 734 Exam 4 (Spring 2010) 1. The conducting zone contains all of the following EXCEPT A. the primary bronchi. B. the larynx. C. the terminal bronchioles. D. the respiratory bronchioles. 2. Diffusion rate across the respiratory membrane is rapid because
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Chapter 9Cooperative Strategy TRUE/FALSE 1. A cooperative strategy is a means by which firms work together to achieve a shared objective. ANS: T PTS: 1 DIF: Easy REF: 254 OBJ: 09-01 TYPE: knowledge NOT: AACSB: Business Knowledge & Analytical Skills | Mana
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Chapter 01 - The Goals and Functions of Financial Management Chapter 01 The Goals and Functions of Financial Management True / False Questions 1. As finance emerged as a new field, much emphasis was placed on mergers and acquisitions. True False 2. Inflat
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Chapter 06 - Working Capital and the Financing Decision Chapter 06 Working Capital and the Financing Decision True / False Questions 1. The faster a firm's growth in sales, the more likely it is that an increasing percentage of financing will be internall
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Summer I 2011 Quiz 2 Key 1. (p. 391) People with chronic health conditions or concerns should not exercise. FALSE Bloom's Taxonomy: Knowledge Insel - Chapter 13 #82 Learning Objective: Explain the wellness benefits of physical activity and exercise Topic
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Answers for final 1. (13) muscular strength is a. Amount of force a muscle can produce through single muscular effort 2. (12) leading sources of saturated fat include all of the following except (in the American diet) a. Poultry 3. (16) severe sunburns in
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ght ed aver age cost of capit al? .09 = [We .11] + [(1 - We) .05) = .11We + .05 - .05We; .04 = .06We; We = 66.67%; Wd = 1 - We = 10 You just sold 200 shares of Langley, Inc. stock at a price of $38.75 a share. Last year you paid $41.50 a share to buy this
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Chapter 04 - Financial Forecasting Chapter 04 Financial Forecasting True / False Questions 1. An increase in sales and/or profits means there is also an increase in cash on the balance sheet. True False 2. An increase in sales and profits generates the ne
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Quiz 1- not sure if all of the answers are right since these are before it was submitted. So check before. 1. The first law of thermodynamics states thata. The total amount of energy in the universe always stays the same 2. The second law of thermodynamic
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Study guide for chapters 15, 21, 28, 16, 17 & 18. This study guide focus on the important concepts but you should have an overall idea on all my slides. You must be prepared to answer questions based on patient case histories (similar to the clinical card
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Study guide for chapters 15, 21, 28, 16, 17 & 18. This study guide focus on the important concepts but you should have an overall idea on all my slides. You must be prepared to answer questions based on patient case histories (similar to the clinical card
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Chapter 4 Quiz Process Costing 1: When a process costing system is in use, which of the following matches the journal entry used to record the transfer of units from Department A, a processing department, to Department B, the next processing department? a
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Chapter 3 Job Order Costing Quiz 1: Which of the following statements is correct? a. A company that produces products with individual and unique features most likely would use a job-order costing system. b. Job-order costing systems cannot be used by serv
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Chapter 02 Managerial Accounting and Cost Concepts 1: Which one of the following costs would not be considered an indirect cost of serving a particular customer at a delicatessen? a. The salary of the manager b. The cost of the tables and chairs used to f
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Chapter 32 - Practice Exam Name_ MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion. 1) Adiseasethatispresentinunusuallyhighnumbersthroughouttheworldiscalleda(n) A) sporadic. B) pandemic. C) endemic. D) epidemic. 1) 2)
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Example Questions Chapter 17 Chapter 17 Bacteria: The Proteobacteria MULTIPLE-CHOICE Which of the following groups are NOT able to carry out anoxygenic photosynthesis? 1) A) purple phototrophic bacteria B) purple sulfur bacteria C) purple nonsulfur bact
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Example Questions Chapters 18 Chapter 18: Other Bacteria MULTIPLE CHOICE 1) The site of nitrogen fixation in most of the cyanobacteria is the A) akinete. B) heterocyst. C) hormogonium. D) vegetative cell. 2) Which of the following is TRUE of Prochloron? A
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Chapter 8 MULTIPLE CHOICE 1) Regulation of an enzyme's activity occurs A) transcriptionally. B) translationally. C) posttranslationally. D) at any point on the enzymatic production pathway. 2) When arginine is added to a culture growing exponentially in a
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Chapter 03 - Financial Analysis Chapter 03 Financial Analysis True / False Questions 1. Ratios are used to compare different firms in the same industry. True False 2. Financial ratios are used to weigh and evaluate the operational performance of the firm.
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Chapter 02 - Review of Accounting Chapter 02 Review of Accounting True / False Questions 1. The income statement is the major device for measuring the profitability of a firm over a period of time. True False 2. The income statement measures the increase
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Chapter 20 Developing a 21st-Century Organization Multiple Choice Questions 1. Which of the following is one of the 21stcentury organizational trends on the business side? A. Uncertainty in term business scenarios outlooks. B. Emphasis on strategic analys
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MPS 1 Solution. Wine Accessories Inc. (WAI) produces two models of corkscrews, the standard model and a deluxe model. WAI follows a level aggregate production plan, producing 20,000 corkscrews per month or 5,000 corkscrews per week. The MPS is developed i
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MPS Assignment: Problems 1-5 1. Wine Accessories Inc. (WAI) produces two models of corkscrews, the standard model and a deluxe model. WAI follows a level aggregate production plan, producing 20,000 corkscrews per month or 5,000 corkscrews per week. The MP
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Math 113 (Spring 2009) Yum-Tong Siu Homework Assigned on February 17, 2009 due February 24, 2009 1 Problem 1 (from Stein & Shakarchi, p.67, #14). Let R > 1 and z0 C with |z0 | = 1. Let h(z) be a holomorphic function on cfw_ |z| < R with h (z0 ) = 0. Let
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Chapter 3, Problem #3 Management of McPablos Food Shops has completed a study of weekly demand for its old-fashioned tacos in 53 regional markets. The study revealed that Qdx = 400 1,200 Px + 0.8 A + 55 (pop) + 800 Pc where Q is the number of tacos sold p
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Ted and Alice's House Decision By: Joey Froehlich Constants Non-Housing Living Expenses (Cars, Food, Medical, etc) Mortgage Amount for Home Purchase Real Estate Taxes and Insurance on Home Utilities Expense (Heat & Electric)-Apartment Utilities Expense(He
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MIS 300 Homework #2 By: Joey Froehlich Part 1: MacBook Pro with retina display made by Apple. Images retrieved from: http:/store.apple.com/us/buy-mac/macbook-pro These images were retrieved from http:/www.bestbuy.com/site/asus-13-3zenbook-ultrabook-8-gb-m
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MIS 300 Homework Assignment #1 By: Joey Froehlich Part 1: Waste Management is a company many people rely on to dispose of their garbage. In the early 2000s, the company turned to technology as a way to stay efficient. ERP was the system Waste Management t
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BioinformaticsExercises Overthelasttwodecades,informationhasbeengainingincreasingimportanceinbothteachingand learningbiochemistry.Themostobviouscaseisthesequencingofthehumangenomeandmany othercompletegenomes.In1990,thedeterminationofthesequenceofaproteinw
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Rachels reading questions Ch. 1 1. Why are there some judgments that we do not have to regard as merely the expression of our particular societys moral code? 2. Even when one accepts a religious understanding of the world, rightness and wrongness cannot b
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Pojman reading questions Ch. 1 1. According to Hobbes, why do people need the Leviathan (ruler)? 2. According to Pojman, what is the relationship between morality and etiquette? Ch. 9 3. How come moral relativists cannot believe in universal human rights?
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(a) FIRMAMENT ROOFING Worksheet For the Month Ended March 31, 2014 Account Titles Trial Balance Dr. Dr. ,720 2 ,700 2 ,500 1 11,000 Cr. (a) 1,250 ,500 2 550 10,000 950 Cr. Dr. Cr. 2,720 2,700 550 11,000 (b) 250 Dr. Cr. ,720 2 ,700 2 550 11,000 1,
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CHAPTERs 1 and 2 Solutions for Assigned Readings and Problems EXERCISE 1-7 1. 2. 3. 4. (c) (d) (a) (b) 5. 6. 7. 8. (d) (b) (e) (f) EXERCISE 1-13 SANCULI COMPANY Balance Sheet December 31, 2014 Assets Cash. Accounts receivable. Supplies. Equipment. Total a
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EXERCISE 3-7 1. Mar. 31Depreciation Expense ($300 X 3). Accumulated Depreciation quipment. E 900 900 2. 31 Unearned Rent Revenue. Rent Revenue ($9,900 X 1/3). 3,300 Interest Expense. Interest Payable. 500 Supplies Expense. Supplies ($2,800 $650). 2,150
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EXERCISE 3-11 Answer Computation (a) Supplies balance = $1,130 Supplies expense $ 950 Add: Supplies (1/31) 50 8 Less: Supplies purchased (670 ) Supplies (1/1) (b) Total premium = $4,800 Purchase date = Aug. 1, 2013 (c) Salaries and wages payable = $1,600
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1. Theactivityvariancesareshownbelow: FlightCaf ActivityVariances FortheMonthEndedJuly31 Meals. Revenue($4.50q). Expenses: Rawmaterials($2.40q). Wagesandsalaries($5,200+ $0.30q). Utilities($2,400+$0.05q). Facilityrent($4,300). Insurance($2,300). Miscellan
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Chapter10 StandardCostsandVariances SolutionstoQuestions 101 Aquantitystandardindicateshowmuch ofaninputshouldbeusedtomakeaunitof output.Apricestandardindicateshowmuchthe inputshouldcost. 102 Separatinganoverallvarianceintoa pricevarianceandaquantityvaria
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Chapter8 MasterBudgeting SolutionstoQuestions 81 Abudgetisadetailedquantitativeplan fortheacquisitionanduseoffinancialandother resourcesoveragiventimeperiod.Budgetary controlinvolvesusingbudgetstoincreasethe likelihoodthatallpartsofanorganizationare worki
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Problem720(continued) 2. Theactivityratesarecomputedasfollows: ActivityCost Pool Cleaningcarpets Traveltojobs. Jobsupport. (a) Total (b) (a)(b) Cost TotalActivity ActivityRate $161,000 20,000 hundred $8.05 perhundred squarefeet squarefeet $78,000 60,000 m
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Exercise711(15minutes) CustomerMarginABCAnalysis Sales(1,000seats$20perunit). Costs: Directmaterials($8.50perunit1,000units). Directlabor($6.00perunit1,000units). Supportingdirectlabor($5.55perDLH0.25 DLHperunit1,000units). Batchprocessing($107perbatch2ba
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Chapter7 ActivityBasedCosting:ATooltoAid DecisionMaking SolutionstoQuestions 71 Activitybasedcostingdiffersfrom traditionalcostingsystemsinanumberofways.In activitybasedcosting,nonmanufacturingaswellas manufacturingcostsmaybeassignedtoproducts. And,somema
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Exercise71(10minutes) a. b. c. d. e. f. Receiverawmaterialsfromsuppliers. Managepartsinventories. Doroughmillingworkonproducts. Interviewandprocessnewemployeesinthe personneldepartment. Designnewproducts. Performperiodicpreventivemaintenanceongeneral usee
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61 Absorptionandvariablecostingdifferinhowtheyhandlefixedmanufacturingoverhead.Underabsorptioncosting,fixedmanufacturing overheadistreatedasaproductcostandhenceisanassetuntilproductsaresold.Undervariablecosting,fixedmanufacturingoverheadis treatedasaperio
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Exercise52(30minutes) 1. TheCVPgraphcanbeplottedusingthethreestepsoutlinedinthetext. Thegraphappearsonthenextpage. Step1. Drawalineparalleltothevolumeaxistorepresentthetotal fixedexpense.Forthiscompany,thetotalfixedexpenseis$24,000. Step2. Choosesomevolum
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Chapter 3 Job Order Costing homework solutions Chapter 3 Job Order Costing homework solutions
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Problem327(60minutes) 1. a. RawMaterials. Cash. 275,000 b. WorkinProcess. ManufacturingOverhead. RawMaterials. 220,000 60,000 c. WorkinProcess. ManufacturingOverhead. SalesCommissionsExpense. SalariesExpense. Cash. 180,000 72,000 63,000 90,000 275,000 280
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Exercise28(20minutes) 1. Highlevelofactivity. Lowlevelofactivity. Change. Kilometers TotalAnnual Driven Cost* 105,000 $11,970 70,000 9,380 35,000 $2,590 105,000kilometers$0.114perkilometer=$11,970 70,000kilometers$0.134perkilometer=$9,380 Variablecostperk
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Chapter2homeworksolutions Exercise22(10minutes) 1. Thecostofaharddriveinstalledinacomputer:directmaterials. 2. ThecostofadvertisinginthePugetSoundComputerUsernewspaper: selling. 3. Thewagesofemployeeswhoassemblecomputersfromcomponents: directlabor. 4. Sal
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HW 4 (Due on June 6) Chapter 4. Continuous Random Variables and Probability Distributions Section 4.1 4, a. b. P(X 200) = P(X < 200) = P(X 200) .8647, since x is continuous. P(X 200) = 1 P(X < 200) .1353 c. P(100 X 200) = d. For x > 0, P(X x) = 8. 0.20 f(
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Please write your answer sheets clearly and stable all sheets together if you have more than one page. Homework 3 Due on 10/8 (Wednesday, at the beginning of the class) You should work on every problem listed here. The total score for this homework is 100
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Homework 1 1. Exercise 1.16 (a) and (b) (10pts.) a. beams cylinder s 9 5 8 88533 6 16 98877643200 7 012488 721 8 13359 770 9 278 7 10 863 11 2 12 6 13 14 1 The data appears to be slightly skewed to the right, or positively skewed. The value of 14.1 appear
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Chapter 2 Probability Exercises 2.2 21 a. P(cfw_M,H) = .10 b. P(low auto) = P[cfw_(L,N, (L,L), (L,M), (L,H)] = .04 + .06 + .05 + .03 = .18 Following a similar pattern, P(low homeowners) = .06 + .10 + .03 = .19 c. P(same deductible for both) = P[cfw_ LL, M
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HW 6 (Due on June 20) Section 8.1 9, 11, 13 9. a. R1 is most appropriate, because x either too large or too small contradicts p = .5 and supports p .5. b. A type I error consists of judging one of the two companies favored over the other when in fact ther
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1 HW#2 SDOF Harmonic & Base Excitation Response Solution 1. % ME421 - HW#2 - Prob#1, Example 2.8.2 Figure 2.32 on Inman's book p.163 & 164 % CH2 2-1 to 2-6 SDOF Harmonic & Base Excitation Response % by OU ME Professor Yin-ping (Daniel) Chang - Winter 2013
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HW#l SDOF Free Response Solution HW#l SDOF Free Response Solution HW#l SDOF Free Response Solution , 4 HW#1 SDOF Free Response 4. SOLUTION Plot the following solutions (or responses, signals, output) of a SDOF m/k vibration system by Matlab, with m = 1 kg
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4 HW#3 Transfer Function & Simulink Modeling Solution 4 Matlab code. Refer to Prof. Chang's Matlab codes posted online. t=0:0.025:3*pi; m=1; c=2; k=10; wn=sqrt(k/m); z=c/(2*m*wn); wd=wn*sqrt(1-z^2); % Step Response by Transfer Function Modeling (step comm
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@ ~ l % + V ~ D cC $ * /AX= 0 ) KO=% M dt o - d : ~+ W . B+ d A)sin ( w : 8 + > ~ ~ ~ ~ - d UQ ) ~ = fi. o t d
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Selena Kas-Mikha July 08, 2013 AP Eng Lang Comp- 3rd hour Knowing Me In A Different Perspective Two years ago, my family was over my house for the super bowl. The super bowl is the one day where everyone Im related to, decides to randomly come over. I was
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Angelas Ashes by Frank Mccourt 1. McCourt would tell tales about his terrible childhood in Limerick -On his last day of teaching, one student told him he should write a memoir. -Wanted to inspire readers the way he inspired his classroom. -McCourt made th
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HS 201 Laboratory Submission Form Laboratory Exercise: Lab 3- MWT 12:00 PM Student Name: XXX INSTRUCTIONS: Type your laboratory submission information in each gray block, above and below. Once you are finished, save a copy for your records. Submit it to t
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HS 201 Laboratory Submission Form Laboratory Exercise: Lab 2- MWT 12:00 PM Student Name: XXX INSTRUCTIONS: Type your laboratory submission information in each gray block, above and below. Once you are finished, save a copy for your records. Submit it to t
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HS 201 Laboratory Submission Form Laboratory Exercise: Lab1-M6:30pm Student Name: Andrew O'Mara INSTRUCTIONS: Type your laboratory submission information in each gray block, above and below. Once you are finished, save a copy for your records. Submit it t
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HS 201 Laboratory Submission Form Laboratory Exercise: Lab 4 MWT 12:00 PM Student Name: XXX INSTRUCTIONS: Type your laboratory submission information in each gray block, above and below. Once you are finished, save a copy for your records. Submit it to th
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HS 201 Laboratory Submission Form Laboratory Exercise: Lab1- MWT 12:00 PM Student Name: XXX INSTRUCTIONS: Type your laboratory submission information in each gray block, above and below. Once you are finished, save a copy for your records. Submit it to th
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To Review: Lab 4 Know your various controls on temperature (height, land-water, winds, etc.) Be able to compare the temperature controls at different locations Know where in the world large / small annual temperature ranges are experienced and why Where i
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To Review: Lab 3 Calculate the total amount of radiation emitted by an object given its temperature Calculate the wavelength of radiation given its temperature Define the albedo. When is it high / low? Know the variation in shortwave and longwave radiatio
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To Review: Lab 1+2 Identify all oceans, continents, states (by their abbreviations) and major US cities Convert from local times to UTC and vice versa (including daylight time!) Calculate volume, density, and mass (problem will be similar to that in the l
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CHEM 157 PT 1. Reactivity of elements First step, gather some information about the water you will be using. Obtain approximately 300 mL of deionized water. Measure and record the temperature of the water (check sig figs). Determine pH of water with pH pa
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Part III. Precipitation Reaction Introduction In this part of the experiment we will be mixing two solutions of compounds to form an insoluble solid compound. The reaction is called a precipitation reaction. You will mix an aqueous (aq) solution of the co
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CHEM 157 Procedure Most of the work for this experiment will be done individually. Each student will make a set of standard copper solutions and a brass solution that will be analyzed. The data collected will then be shared between lab partners to complet
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PSY251:SPSSLAB1 INTRODUCTIONTOSPSS:BRAINSIZEANDWAISIQSCORES Beforeyoustart,pleasereviewtheSPSSlabinstructionsprovidedtostudentsviaWebct.Toreceivefullcredit,you mustanswereachquestioncompletely.Itisrecommendedthatyouhighlightorunderlineallquestionssothaty
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ONE WAY ANOVA Descriptives memory N Mean Std. Deviation Std. Error 95% Minimum Maximum Confidence Interval for Mean Lower Bound Upper Bound megablueberry 10 8.7000 1.76698 .55877 7.4360 9.9640 7.00 12.00 blueberry 10 8.0000 1.76383 .55777 6.7382 9.2618 5.
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The average ACT score for students admitted to Oakland University for the 2013-2014 academic year was 23.
At Oakland University, 100% percent of students submitted an ACT score, but Oakland University accepts both the SAT and ACT.
| Secondary School Record | Secondary School GPA | Secondary School Rank | Letters of Recommendation | Admission Test Score | AP Credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Required | Required | Recommended | Recommended | Required | Yes |
The total cost for in-state students attending Oakland University, including tuition and room and board, is $18,914. For out-of-state students, that cost increases to $32,943.
Financial aid options are available to students at Oakland University. In 2013, 96 percent of first-time students attending Oakland University received some form of financial aid - student loans, grants or scholarships
| Type of Aid | No. Receiving Aid | % Receiving Aid | Total Aid Received | Average Aid Received |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Any Student Financial Aid | 2,144 | 96% | - | - |
| Grant Aid | 2,114 | 94% | $14,069,227 | $6,655 |
| Student Loans | 1,909 | 85% | $11,929,402 | $6,249 |
| Type of Aid | No. Receiving Aid | % Receiving Aid | Total Aid Received | Average Aid Received |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grant Aid | 9,737 | 61% | $60,956,767 | $6,260 |
| Student Loans | 8,895 | 56% | $75,820,178 | $8,524 |
| Year | Income: < 30K | Income: 30K - 48K | Income: 48K - 75K | Income: 75K - 110K | Income: > 110K |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2011-2012 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| 2010-2011 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| 2009-2010 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Highest Degree Offered | Continuing Professional Programs | Academic and Career Counseling Services | Employment Services for Students | Placement Services for Graduates | Study Abroad |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Doctoral | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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0.004 MILLION PER STUDENT |
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), Institute of Education Sciences, 2012-2013
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