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Both control and experimental group are used in an experiment, however the experimental group will not be exposed to the IV but the control group will be. 2. Fully explain (2-4 paragraphs) the concept of comparison of control and experimental group. To conclude if a treatment had effect, a research will compare the experimental group to the control group. In a controlled experiment there are two or more things being compared. However, there is only one variable (IV) that will be changed, meaning

Abstract The behavior of binary alloys was investigated by the Metropolis Monte Carlo Simulations in Matlab. Temperatures, alloy concentrations and interaction parameters are variables being varied in this simulation. Increases in temperature led to an increase in entropy as well as a decrease in relative correlation of orders. The entropy and enthalpy of mixing both were affected by the alloy concentration, with a maximum of 50%. Lastly, the interaction parameter defined the type of bonds that were

iQuit in Practice Naughton, F., Jamison, J., Boase, S., Sloan, M., Gilbert, H., Prevost, A. T., & ... Sutton, S. (2014). Randomized controlled trial to assess the short-term effectiveness of tailored web- and text-based facilitation of smoking cessation in primary care (iQuit in Practice). Addiction, 109(7), 1184-1193 10p. doi:10.1111/add.12556 The purpose of this paper is to present an analysis of a quantitative article using Melnyk & Fineout-Overholt’s (2015) rapid

Selection of Participants Hinduja and Patchin (2013) used random sampling from 33 middle and high schools in a large school district. The administrators randomly selected two or three classes from each grade level, generating a sample of 4,441 students (Hinduja & Patchin, 2013). Random sampling is effective because each student from the population pool has a chance to be selected. The large sample size creates the likelihood that the sample is representative of the population, making it more generalizable

Social media continues to grow in popularity as more websites and applications create various ways for people to share their lives through pictures and words. It has become increasingly popular among teenagers and college students, resulting in everyone having the opportunity to judge and compare others to themselves. This creates the problem of if social media can lower or raise the self-esteem of teenagers. As they spend more time looking at various profiles, people will feel positively or negatively

3.1 Deterministic models There are two types of model that we are going to look at, firstly the deterministic model and then the stochastic model. [23]A deterministic model is used in a situation where the result can be established straightforwardly from a series of conditions. It has no stochastic elements and both the input and the outputs are determined conclusively. On the other hand a stochastic model is one where the cause and effect relationship is stochastically or randomly determined

Diversity of species along an environmental gradient on the Henderson Levee Abstract Habitats that contain an environmental gradient, such as the Henderson Levee, attribute to a diverse speciation of plants. There are multiple factors that determine the assortment of species along a disturbance gradient, including competition and the availability of nutrients, water, and light. This paper focuses on the differences in diversity and composition of species in response to an environmental gradient

OPTIMIZING AND VALIDATING THE HYPOTHALAMIC HUNGER REGULATION MATHEMATICAL MODEL Ms. Divya1, Dr. Saurabh Mukherjee2 1Research Scholar, 2Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, AIM & ACT, Banasthali University, Banasthali-304022, email: jangid.divya@gmail.com Hypothalamus has a significant effect on the physiological functions of human body like Hunger regulation, Energy balance etc. A mathematical model is being developed which mathematically explains the functionality of Hunger Regulation

Brown and Wahlberg designed a study in which they intended to demonstrate an independent causal relationship between motivation and achievement (Brown & Wahlberg, 1993). They purported to have devised a study with a “randomized assignment of students to conditions eliciting different degrees of motivation” (Brown & Wahlberg, 1993, p. 134). The question for the researchers remained what is the effect of “experimentally manipulated motivational conditions on elementary math scores” (Brown & Wahlberg

• Department- “a specialized functional area within an organization or a division, such as accounting, marketing, and they have their own manager” (“What is department” 2016). Hypotheses 1. Employee training is positively associated with creating workplace ethics and dress codes. 2. Strong workplace ethics is positively associated with creating corporate success. 3. Creating a dress code policy is positively associated with corporate success. METHODS Sample and Sampling Method • The target population-businesses