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 The Effects Of Media Violence On Children
From a very early age, people are exposed to various types of media, for example books or
magazines, television, song lyrics, video games, and movies. Media often portrays, aggressive
action, behaviour, and violence. This content can negatively affect not only adolescents and adults,
but can have an even greater effect on children even from the moment they are exposed to it.
Children who are exposed to violencein the media may display aggressive and violent behaviour.
Young people especially children under the age of eight this may not be able to distinguish
between fantasy and reality and may be more likely to be influenced by violence in the media
(American Academy of Pediatrics 1497). Young people should have limited access to the different
types of media that exposes them to violence because of the negative effects such as, modelling
violent behaviour, becoming desensitized to violence, accepting violent behaviour, and getting a
false impression of the prevalence of violence. Children learn by modelling behaviour observing
and copying both good and bad behaviour. When they are exposed to violence in media, they are
more likely to model the violent behaviour they see. This has been shown in research such as in the
classic Bobo Doll Experiment (Bandura, 1961). In this experiment researchers physically and
verbally abused an inflatable doll in front of preschool age children, and the children later imitated
the abusive behaviours against the dolls (Nolen). Further
 The Breeding of the Red-Fleshed Apples
The breeding of the red fleshed apples was originally from Kazakhstan and improvements of the
apple was breed in order for the breeders to produce a apple that has high in Vitamin and as a healthy
diet snack. The scientists have collected the apple s seeds in order to let those seeds to grow in New
Zealand. The red fleshed appleswere usually small back in Kazakhstan and it has a different taste
which was a bit bitter and had a lack of quality in the commercial marketing. Also they have
improved the apple s taste just by crossing the original red fleshed apple with another white fleshed
varieties fruitin order to improve the characteristics of the apple since it will be important for
commercial and consumer with its long storage life. Generally, the red fleshed apple will breed in
order to improve the quality of the apple and also to provide nutrition which are high in vitamins
and antioxidants, which then it reduces the risk of some diseases, but there are some red fleshed
apple that can be healthier than other apples that have been produced. Although, breeders are able to
use genetic information in order to make the breeding process faster and more effective. By
investigating the DNA from the apples seedthe scientists are able to predict that many apple
characteristics including the red fleshed apple long before the seeds produces fruit, in order to
decided which seeds are able to grow well and which can be redundant.

The process that has been done producing the

 Invasive Species Invade The Great Lakes
The Great lakes have had many struggles throughout the years. Such as, invasive species, pollution,
and habitat loss. All of these affected the lake in a bad way and here is how.
Species have been invading the Great Lakes for a very long time. Scientists estimate that there are
more than 185 invasive species in the Great Lakes today. One of the species that invade the Great
Lakes is the Round Goby. This animal usually feeds on fish eggs, Yellow Perch, Bass, and
Walleye. The Round Goby is an invasive species because it kills other species, or it can make them
extinct. Another example of invasive specie is Quagga Mussel. The Quagga Mussel usually sits in
lakes or oceans, building up over a long period of time, this leads to millions, and millions
 British Imperialism In Nigeria Research Paper
During the New Imperialism, many regions in Africa were colonized by European nations. In 1885,
European powers, such as Portugal, France, Britain, Germany, Spain, Italy, and Belgium, gathered
altogether at the Berlin Conference, deciding on who gets what African colony. One of the regions
was Nigeria. Without consulting the natives, the British took over Nigeriaduring the Scramble for
Africa. Indeed, Nigeria did not wanted to be colonized, so they demanded for independence by
creating a constitution legislated by the British and by electing a prime minister and a governor
general to lead their country. They elected Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, from the National Population
Commission of Nigeria, as prime minister, and Nnamdi Azikiwe, from the National... Show more
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An example of this would be when the imbalance in education in Nigeria between the South and
the North [...] created the problem of inequality between urban cities (Colonialism: Impact of
Colonialism on Nigeria by the British). Since the British had divided the country of Nigeria into
different areas, each area had created their own educational policies, resulting into a different
system of education, especially between northern and southern Nigeria. Likewise, according to
The Religious Literacy Project, Nigeria was originally diverse with over 270 ethnic groups who
[spoke] over 370 languages if it were not to have the British who influenced Christianity widely,
making half of the population [...] Muslim, 40 50% [...] Christian, and 5 10% [practicing]
indigenous religious traditions (Nigeria). The spread of Christianity throughout Nigeria had
brought a number of people to convert from their own religion to a Christian. It was so widely
spread until almost half of the population was practicing a religion that was brought by their
colonizer while the other half stayed with their own religion. (maybe add in more) For the most
part, Nigeria was in social harm under the British rule due to the alterations in literacy and
 Past and Current Drug Trends in America
Past and Current Drug Trends in America
Sarah Pierce
PSY425
October 25, 2010
Scharlene De Horney

Past and Current Drug Trends in America

Drugs come in many forms and from many places. Drugs have been around since the beginning of
time and people have been using them since they discovered them. Drug use began thousands if not
a hundred thousand years ago as humans started exploring their environment. People would see a
new plant or observe an animal s behavior after consuming the plant, and out of curiosity, they
would experiment with it or taste it. This is how some of the drugs we know today came about.
Cocaine, opium, LSD, peyote, and marijuana all come from plants that primitive people discovered
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Marijuana is still and probably always will be a widespread used drug. Amphetamines are a major
problem here in Arizona, especially among teens and young adults. Arizona started a large scale
media campaign in the beginning of 2010 known as The Arizona Meth Project . The purpose of
this project is to inform the youth of the risks and the effects of using meth. Also in Arizona, there
is a rise in crack cocaine use. Young people have on recreational drug experimentation is mixed.
Some, if not most young adults and teens believe that drugs are bad. Nevertheless, there are always
those who see nothing wrong with living a little .
Appropriate Use of Illicit Drugs In some cases, the public views the use of illicit drugs as
acceptable. Some of these illicit drugs are acceptable for medicinal purposes and some are
acceptable because of religion. Many people believe in the medicinal value of marijuana. Marijuana
is the most commonly used illicit drug in the United States. Many advocates consider marijuana a
harmless, or even beneficial, substance that should be made legal (Medical Marijuana, 2010. para.1).
In fact, in recent years there have been propositions put on the ballot to legalize marijuana in many
states. In California and some other states, patients with a cannabis card and a prescription can
purchase and use marijuana. Marijuana helps with pain, anxiety, and many other medical issues. In
some cases, the use of amphetamines is
 Hunters On Mango Street
The Hunters on Mango Street
The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros is a coming of age story. The main character,
Esperanza, is a young Latina girl. Supernatural is the story of two brothers hunting monsters. The
main characters, Sam and Dean, travel the U.S. saving lives. A lot of people say that The House on
Mango Street is A deeply moving novel (Miami Herald cover), but I think Sam s story is more
moving and inspirational tale.
Esperanza lived in the ghetto while in sharp contrast Sam grew up moving from motel to motel.
While Esperanza faced the many problems that girls face, Sam was busy facing abuse from his
father and bullying. Esperanza shows how she doesn t get along well with her siblings when she
says Carlos and Kiki are
 Fury Research Paper
Fury is based off Veterans from WWII telling their own story of the war, not how we won, but
what happened during the war, and how it would change their lives forever (Ghahremani). The
actors in Fury were asked to talk to the World War veterans about the war, and they were in
disbelief on what they went through, losing friends, family, and for some, their own minds. The
crew of Fury never really happened, but it is based on stories of old war veterans. Brad Pitt plays
Don Wardaddy Collider, who is very similar to a man he talked to before the movie, who is a 90
year old man named Ray Stewart who fought at the Battle of the Bulge as a tank gunner and driver
(Don Collier). The battle of Bulge is the largest fought battle ever in United States history (battle of
the bulge). This battle cost thousands of lives, protecting their countries to make the world a better
place. Although so many died, the battle ended in a draw.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sherman tank was nothing in comparison to a Tiger. (Milton) The Sherman weighed 33 tons and
had a 75mm gun, compared to the Tiger s 54 tons and an 88mm gun. A Tiger also had 3.9 inch
thick armor, so shells from a Sherman tank did no damage to the Tiger. (Milton) In the movie,
Wardaddy shows us a David versus Goliath story, when he and his crew go up against a Tiger Tank
while sitting in Fury (which is a Sherman Tank). Although taking heavy damage, Wardaddy comes
out with victory, with his entire crew living through
 Lockneed Essay
Formilleza, Precious L.
Mgt 205
December 11, 2013
LOCKHEED IN JAPAN
I. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM:
1. Were the actions and transactions (bribery) made by Lockheed Corporation ethical and legal?
II. HYPOTHESIS:
The hypothesis in this case was that if the Lockheed Corporation was conducting bribery in their
transactions, then it s unethical and illegal.
III.ANALYSIS:
There are many factors and areas to be considered if Carl Kotchian s actions for the corporation were
ethical and legal. It looks like bribes were big part of Japanese business in the 1970 s. By accepting
the deal, Kotchian provided jobs for thousands of employees for the Lockheed Company. The deal
also took care of the Lockheed shareholders, and their families. For ... Show more content on
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Since Japan s market was the last untapped market in the world.
In this case, Kotchian is face with many challenging moral issues. Kotchian s biggest moral
predicament was paying the bribes to the Japanese politicians. But, Carl Kotchian was simply
doing business in a market where he did not understand the rules. Kotchian did not offer the bribes
to seal the deal; he was told if he wanted the deal he had to pay bribes. Kotchian only followed the
rules of the system in which this deal took place. Outside the United States bribery was a common
global practice in the 1970s. By paying these bribes, Kotchian secured thousands of jobs, and the
financial security of those families, and shareholders. Kotchian played by the rules of a system that
functioned on bribes, and did what any good business executive in that time would have done in the
global market place.

IV. CONCLUSION:
Kotchian actions were motivated by the act utilitarianism, which states an action is right if and
only if it produces the greatest balance of pleasure over pain for everyone. By paying the bribes
Kotchian made everyone one involved satisfied. By Japan purchasing airplanes from Lockheed
many jobs were created, Lockheed was promised a future, and all involved parties on the Japanese
side were content. Kotchian, although not completely comfortable with paying the bribes, paid them
to secure the contract. Closing the business deal meant Lockheed s competitors would likely
 Introduction. Food Additives Have Been Used For Centuries
INTRODUCTION Food additives have been used for centuries to help preserve foods, improve
flavor and texture, and enhance the nutritional value in food. The Food and Drug Administration
(FDA) has a list of over 3,000 food additives that are safe for consumption by humans. (1)
The first lab experiment conducted used food additives to compare the physical and chemical
properties of three different thickening agents: corn starch, modified food starch, and guar gum.
Guar gum is a thickening agent, but also an emulsifier. Emulsifiers are used to keep ingredients
from separating. Corn starch is a flavorless powder that comes from corn kernels, and has caloric
value which is made up of mainly carbohydrates. Modified food starch is a chemically ... Show more
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Sample 1 was frozen orange juice from concentrate, without pulp. Sample 2 was 100% juice with
pulp, not from concentrate. Sample 3 was organic 100% orange juice blended with concentrate.
The final experiment was conducted to understand how enzymes are used in food, specifically
cheese, production. Enzymes are proteins that act as a catalyst and bring about chemical reactions.
(4) The enzyme Rennin, which comes from the lining of a cow s stomach, causes the protein in milk
to coagulate. This coagulation is what forms curds in order to make cheese. In the production of
cheese, milk is treated with buttermilk to lower the pH. Before being treated, the pH of milk is
around 6.7 which makes it slightly acidic. The range of pH for milk used to make cheese would be
between 4.1 to 5.3. (5)
METHODS
In the first experiment, each group of students was given 2 sample vials, 20 mL of vinegar, and 4
mL of vegetable oil. Also weighed out using weight boats was 0.3g of cornstarch and 0.3g of
modified food starch. Using a pipette, the student added 10 mL of vinegar and 2 mL of vegetable
oil to each vial. Both vials were labeled and shaken vigorously for 20 seconds. Observations were
made and recorded, as shown in Table 1. After this, the students obtained 2 more vials and added
the same amount of vinegar and vegetable oil to each one. Guar gum was weighed out into two
separate containers, then 0.2g was added to one vial, and 2.0g was added to the other. The students
once again shook
 What Is The Role Of Internal Communication In British...
Internal Communication Practice in British American Tobacco Bangladesh (BATB)

1. Introduction

1. Origin

This report is prepared as part of the course requirement of C501 Managerial Communication and is
submitted to the instructor of the course Ms. Mahjabeen Ahmad, Professor, Institute of Business
Administration, University of Dhaka.

2. Objective

The objective of this report is to study the steps, tools, process and the role of internal
communication practices in British American Tobacco Bangladesh.

1.3Scope

This report contains brief overview of BATB and various aspects of its internal communication
related to the objective.

4. Methodology

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The history of BATB is shown in Figure1.

Figure 1: History of BATB

Ever since the inception the company is regarded as the market leader in Bangladesh tobacco
market. Based in Dhaka, the company has one packaging factory in Dhaka and one leaf processing
factory in Kushtia a number of Leafs and sales offices throughout the country. The company
currently employs more than 200 managers and 1300 employees.

2.2Core Functional Areas

2.2.1 Leaf Department

This department is involved in cultivating and purchasing flue cured tobacco. Each year the
company registers thousands of farmers along with their land, to grow and cultivate tobacco crop.
The company provides seeds, fertilizers and loans to the farmers throughout the crop season to
ensure quality growth. At the end of the season BATB buys fixed quantities of tobacco from the
farmers, paying rates depending on the grade of the crop.
Important functions of Leaf Department: ▪ Purchases tobacco leaves from growers ▪ Processes
tobacco leaf for insertion in the production department ▪ Provides storage and transportation facilities
in carrying tobacco to and from the factory ▪ Strengthens social relationship ▪ Exports tobacco leaf

2.2.2Supply Chain Department

Operations function is at the heart of