...Why Does God Test Us? - Scriptures on Testing, as well as 6 Reasons Why God Tests Us. According to God's Word, the Lord is Examining us, and Allowing True Believer's to be Tested, and or Tried. God uses Tests & Trials to (now or later) Reward the Believer for Obeying God's Word (James 1:12), and to Prove their Faith was Genuine (1 Peter 1:7) and more! He will also use Tests to someday PUNISH the Unsaved (Great White Throne Judgment)— those who Refuse to Obey Him (Rom 2:6-10, Eph 5:6). God Tests & Examines Us - Some Facts About Testings 1 - According to God's Word, the Lord is EXAMINING us, and Allowing Our Hearts & Minds to be TESTED, and/or Tried. - 1 Thess 2:4 "We speak as men Approved by God to be entrusted with the Gospel. We are Not trying to Please men but GOD, who TESTS our HEARTS." - Jer 17:10 "I, the Lord, search (EXAMINE) the HEART, I TEST the MIND" 2 - God is Examining & Allowing us to be TESTED ALL the Time - Job 7:18 "You EXAMINE us every Morning & TEST us every moment" 3 - God will use these Tests & Trials to REWARD Believers for Obeying God's Word - James 1:12 "God blesses those who Patiently Endure TESTING and TEMPTATION. Afterward they will receive the CROWN OF LIFE that God has promised to those who love Him." 4 - God will use Tests & Trials to Prove that our Faith was Genuine - 1 Pet 1:6-7 "So be truly glad. There is wonderful joy ahead, even though you have to endure many TRIALS for a little while. These TRIALS will show that your Faith is Genuine...
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...Explain the difference between a left-tailed, two-tailed, and right-tailed test. When would you choose a two-tailed test? How might you tell the direction of the test by looking at a pair of hypothesis? How might you tell which direction (or no direction) to make the hypothesis by looking at the problem statement (research question)? The direction of the test is indicated by the alternate Hypotheses H1. < indicates a left tailed test and > indicates a right tailed test. One would choose a two tailed test when the direction of < or > does not matter to the researcher. Two tailed tests are indicated by =. One would also choose a two tailed test if the rejection of the two tailed test guarantees a rejection of the left or right tailed test. I think one can tell which direction the hypothesis should be by the way the research question is worded. Certain words can mean less than or greater than;: or equal to or not equal to; or greater than or equal to some number. One just needs to read the hypothesis carefully to make sure he or she is conducting the test in the correct direction or the test will be done wrong. An example of this would be where the average means of monthly wages for a population area is $1,800 and someone questions this saying they believe it is higher for the particular area. So the hypothesis for this particular scenario would be written out as: H0 : µ > 1,800 H1 : µ ≤ 1,800 Please try to respond to this question by at least...
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...(LST2BSL) Information –class test Date: Monday 11 May at 10.am Duration: 60 minutes with 10 minutes reading time. The class test consists of 20 questions worth 1 mark each. The class test is open book but you may only bring the prescribed (or similar) text and lecture slides into the class room. The mark is 20% of the overall mark for the subject. Topics to be covered: 1. Separation of powers 2. Constitution – s109 3. The High Court 4. The court hierarchy and precedent 5. Invitation to treat 6. Offer to the whole world 7. The postal rule 8. Past consideration 9. Promissory estoppel 10. Counter offer 11. Unconscionable conduct 12. Privity of contract 13. Minor’s contracts 14. Conditions 15. Warranties 16. Exclusion clauses 17. Frustration 18. Direct and consequential loss 19. Australian Consumer Law – definition 20. Australian Consumer Law – implied guarantees Note: The questions will not be in this same order as above. There will be no direct question on case law but the following cases will help you to understand the legal rules in some of the questions * Pharmaceutical Society v Boots * Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Company * Hyde v Wrench * Eastwood v Kenyon * Hadley v Baxendale (Examples of questions in a previous test) LA TROBE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW BUSINESS LAW (LST2BSL) CLASS TEST (20%) Time allowed: 60...
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...Standardized testing should not be required for admission to college because it doesn't really tell you anything. Why make someone take the ACT, SAT, or any IQ test just to see if their smart enough for college, or to even get in that specific college. Some people don't do well with test taking so they get a bad score. All that really shows if your good at test taking or not. This is why standardized test should be abolished from college admissions. A standardized test is called such because everyone takes the same test with the same questions, so ones performance can be compared to everyones else, in order for a relative score to be obtained (Lurie, Karen. "Standardized Testing.”). The first SAT was published in 1926 and administered 8,040 people. Standardized tests serve to offer measure of aptitude. There are standardized test that can measure school progress, intelligence, memory, and behavior capabilities. Some standardized tests are given to a whole group of people at once, others are given individually. There are also...
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...Statistics: Highly Informative Latosha Greer BUS308: Statistics for Managers Instructor Hayes June 1, 2014 In this essay I am aim to discuss the differences between descriptive statistics and Inferential statistics and the reasons why we use them. I will also discuss hypothesis development and testing, when to select the appropriate statistical test, and how to evaluating statistical results. In this class I learned the difference between descriptive statistics and inferential statistics. We use descriptive statistics to measure and analysis data. There are a number of reasons why we use Descriptive statistics. We use it, because Descriptive statistics numerical summaries measure the central tendency of a data set, it can include graphical summaries that show the spread of the data, and they provide simple summaries about the sample that help interpret and analyze data. First, there are a number of reasons why we use descriptive statistics we use it because descriptive statistics numerical summaries that either measure the central tendency of a data set. In business therefore descriptive statistics helps in making conclusions about various issues and therefore helps in making decision. Description statistics is the first step in analyzing data before making inferences of data, therefore it is important in analyzing any data collected that will help in describing the characteristics of data collected. There are three measurements that we tend to use. One measurement...
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...bad day and does not get a good score on a test, or are maybe simply bad test takers. Then there are the students on the opposite end of the spectrum where they have an excellent day and are fantastic guessers and get an amazing score. Does this truly measure the success that students can achieve in today's world with one simple test score that admits him/her into college or advance him/her to the next grade. Although multiple people believe standardized testing effectively measures student achievement, I believe that standardized tests can not measure how well a student will succeed at the next level in life. The main reason why standardized testing is emphasized in all the schools across the country is the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. This act was made to revamp the Elementary and Secondary Act passed by Lyndon B. Johnson in 1965. The NCLB act increases the role of the federal government in guaranteeing the quality of public education for all children in the United States. The major change in the schools that ct...
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...|[pic] |Course Syllabus | | |College of Natural Sciences | | |MTH/233 Version 2 | | |Statistics | Copyright © 2010, 2006 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. Course Description This course surveys descriptive and inferential statistics with an emphasis on practical applications of statistical analysis. The principles of collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data are covered. It examines the role of statistical analysis, statistical terminology, the appropriate use of statistical techniques and interpretation of statistical findings through applications and functions of statistical methods. Policies Faculty and students/learners will be held responsible for understanding and adhering to all policies contained within the following two documents: • University policies: You must be logged into the student website to view this document. • Instructor policies: This document is posted in the Course Materials forum. University policies are subject to...
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...Contents Introduction 1.0. Patch test for eye treatments (tinting and false lashes) 2.1. Importance of patch test 2.2. How to patch test 2.3. Positive and Negative reaction for patch test 2.4. Purpose and Result of patch test 2.5. Why and Where to record patch test result 1.6. Legal implications of patch test 2.0. Chart to identify Normal and Adverse Reactions 2.1. Brow shaping 2.2. Tinting 2.3. False lashes 3.0. Chemical reaction that creates tinting effect 4.0. Suitable shape for face shapes and why 4.1. Oblong 4.2. Square 4.3. Heart 4.4. Round 4.5. Diamond 5.0. Diagram of hair shaft and its functions 6.0. Eye enhancing treatments procedure and general information, cost, benefits and effects 6.1. Eyelash extensions 6.2. Semi-permanent eye make-up 6.3. Eyelash Perming 7.0. Conclusion 8.0. Bibliography Introduction To identify allergens a patch test that is carried out. A tint or adhesive is applied to the skin on the inside of your arm near the elbow or behind the ear. The client will have this on for 24 hours, if the area is red, itchy or swollen, the test is positive and the treatment cannot be carried out. If there is no reaction the test is negative and treatment can be carried out. The products (tint, false lash) may contain ingredients whose safety is unclear or which are known to pose health risks. This is why it is very important to have a patch test to check your body's reaction to these...
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...many different ways that people have wanted to test someone’s intelligence, Unfortunately there are really no test that have been developed to identify the true intelligences of a person, most of the test that I have come across seem to focus mainly on math and being able to tell where blocks should go and what shape they may make or what color the blocks will be if you were able to put them together inside your head and figure them out. Originally the IQ test was developed to detect people of lower intelligence to be able to place them in special educational classes. Intelligence refers to an individual’s performance of tasks that involves the manipulation, retrieval, evaluation, or being able to process information. We all know that those are aspects that are used in our everyday life. I think that most of our intelligence come from our surroundings and cannot really be based on a test that we take. I took the free online IQ test that was provided, there is no information given neither on who developed my test nor on how it was developed. Therefore I’m thinking that whoever has developed this test does not want to be identified, which could lead to many reasons why they may be but let’s just stick to one for now, “not a great source to test your intelligence”. This test also does not tell me how it was developed leading me to believe that they may have taken a few questions from other online IQ test and simply put it in their own format and called...
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...Association Test (IAT) TEST 1 (fill in the name of the first test you take here): Religion Cut and paste your results here https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/Study?tid=-1 The graphic wouldn't copy properly so I think the link should still get you to my results. I had a central score for Hinduism/Christianity with Judaism and Islam being slightly higher and lower respectively. Discuss your results. Do you think you are biased with regards to this group? Why/why not? Were you surprised by your results? Why/why not? I was slightly surprised by my results. I try to stay as unbiased as possible when discussing any religious group-so the very central scores for Christianity and Hinduism were not that surprising. I was very surprised that I gave Judaism a higher positive regard over any other religion-though I was raised in a secular home, my parents came from a Christian background. The negative regard for Islam also surprised me, but I suppose media bias and constant negative portrayals have seeped into my perception. TEST 2 (fill in the name of the second test you take here): Native Test Cut and paste your results here: 1 Your data suggest a strong association of White Am. with Foreign and Native Am. with American compared to Native Am. with Foreign and White Am. with American. Discuss your results. Do you think you are biased with regards to this group? Why/why not? Were you surprised by your results? Why/why not? ...
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...of grade school students and testing. Some would question why or why not students should be required to test their basic skills in order to graduate grade school, while there are many opinions and points regarding this topic, my stance on the subject is that these tests should be mandatory for graduation. While there are many different opinions and controversies on this topic I would like to shed a light of my own on the subject. From my own personal experience, I have witnessed many students in my grade level, and even beyond who force me to wonder how these individuals ever passed elementary school. There are many illiterate individuals who would not make it in the working, or even a college environment. Tests such as one that questions basics will help to weed out the competent from the incompetent, furthermore this would help college institutions with deciding who to admit. According to Northern Kentucky University, their MAT 140 Basic Skills Test “covers arithmetic skills that are vital for teachers of elementary, middle grades and special education students. It is 40 minutes long and covers the following: Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of whole numbers Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of fractions...
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...Experiment 1: Monosaccharide Test 1. Fill in the table below with the results from the monosaccharide test experiment, and your conclusions based on those results. Results Monosaccharide Test Solution Initial Color Color with Benedict's Solution Color After Heating Monosaccharide? glucose solution water sucrose solution fructose solution 2. Benedict’s solution is added to white grape juice and heated. The color changes from blue to orange. Based on this result, what biological molecules are present in the white grape juice? 3. Benedict’s solution can be used to distinguish between monosaccharides and disaccharides. Why? 4. Benedict’s solution cannot be used to distinguish between two monosaccharides. Why? Experiment 2: Starch Test 1. Fill in the table below with the results from the starch test experiment. Results Starch Test Solution Initial Color Color with Iodine Solution starch solution water 2. Iodine solution is added to a chocolate chip cookie solution. The color changes to purple. Based on this result, what biological molecules are present in the chocolate chip cookie solution? 3. What is the relationship between monosaccharides and starches? Experiment 3: Lipid Test 1. Fill in the table below with the results from the lipids test experiment. Results Lipids Test Solution Initial Color ...
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...time that he will ever have to be experimented on again. Why? Because he is probably not going to make it through this time. The makers of Herbal Essences are about to force shampoo down his throat to see what happens to its organs. Even if the cat lives through the process, they are going to have to kill it to see which organs it could have damaged. If this was an actual human going through this deadly experiment, people would be in shock. Instead, scientists are testing whether or not swallowing shampoo would affect a cat. Testing on animals is a very disagreeable process that should not be allowed. Animal testing started a numerous years ago to help provide humans with information. The process of animal testing is one of the most disturbing experiments ever done. Many cosmetics and personal care products are made every year and are put into the market after being tested on animals. Almost every product has been animal tested at some stage in its development. The website titled "Animals in Product Testing" stated, "...these products have gone through a long and complex testing process that leaves millions of animals mutilated, burned, poisoned and gassed in outmoded and unnecessary tests." From these different experiments, animals are often left with different diseases like Syphilis, herpes, or AIDS ("Animal Rights: Animal Testing"). Manufacturers of these different products say that they are performing these tests to assure our safety for these products. They want to make...
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...Have you ever wondered the benefits of animal tests? Well, there aren’t many. they delay the releases of cures for many diseases, they yield defective results, and they kill/injure 1,000s of humans and animals each year. This is why I argue that they should be banned from the world. I see how an innocent bystander like yourselves would be fooled by the shroud of lies surrounding animal tests and I hope this can make you see the truth. My first reason is that these tests actually delay cures from being released, not hurry them up like they're supposed to. For instance, blood transfusions were delayed a whole 200 years by animal studies! In addition, The polio vaccine was delayed by another 40 years because of … ( big surprise) monkey tests! My last piece of evidence is...
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