...Inferential Statistics Presentation Tony Roberson, Amani Wilson, Deandra Cobb, and Lysa Satterwhite PSY 315 November 11, 2013 Melinda Waife Descriptive and Inferential Statistics Presentation Click on link below to review Team D’s presentation. http://prezi.com/sz-i9ukpbarl/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy Tony’s Presentation Speaker Notes: Introduction: Please review Prezi Source: Flickr User "unity_creative" To understand the simple difference between descriptive and inferential statistics, all you need to remember is that descriptive statistics summarize your current dataset and inferential statistics aim to draw conclusions about an additional population outside of proposed data (eCaro, 2003). Deandra Statistics in Psychology and its function cannot be taken lightly. The importance ofthe development of psychology would not have been realized if statistics did not play such a crucial role. Important components such as inferential statistics and interactions are dynamic in the study of associations, and affiliations that are essential in psychology.Statistic is the exact phenomenon of nature and it helps in providing a better understanding. Statistics helps in the effectiveness and planning of statistical analysis in any field of study. Furthermore, helps in applicable quantitative data and in presenting complex data in a suitable level, diagrammatic and graphic form for a clear comprehension of the data. Amani Wilson Speaker Notes - Descriptive and inferential...
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...Female Dentists in Saudi Arabia Name Institution Female Dentists in Saudi Arabia According to a survey conducted in 1974, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia only had seven million people. The population has been on the rise, overtime. The population increased to 27,601,038 million in 2007, according to results of a survey by the Central Department of Statistics.1 Approximately 54.3 percent of the Saudi Arabia’s national population consists of males while the remaining 45.7 percent are females. Even though the population increases rapidly, it does not adversely affect critical sectors in Saudi Arabia such as education. Instead, the population growth is beneficial in promoting development of key sectors in Saudi Arabia. The rapid growth prompted the ministry of education, for instance, to establish schools. The ministry also improved existing educational facilities to accommodate the increasing student population. In 1994, there were only seven major universities and eighty-three colleges in Saudi Arabia.2 Presently, over 142,000 students study in Saudi universities and colleges. Among the students, 60,000 are female. Most female students pursue their studies in five different universities: King Saud, Abdul Aziz, Faisal, Imam Muhammad and Umm Al-Qura. The largest faculty in King Saud University (KSU) is its famous College of Dentistry.2 KSU is the first among all colleges in Saudi Arabia to offer dentistry program across the entire Arabian Gulf...
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...MWENGE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF EDUCATION (A Constituent College of St. Augustine University of Tanzania) FACULTY OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY The Role of Guidance and Counseling Services on Behavioral Modification among MVCs in Children Rehabilitations Institution A Case study of Mkombozi Children Centre and Amani Centre for Street Children in Moshi Municipal Yusta P. Mahiku Sunguya F Sunguya (Research supervisor) CHAPTER ONE BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY 1.0 INTRODUCTION It covers the back ground to the study, the statement of the problem, and objectives of the study others are, the research questions, significance of the study, limitation and delimitations of the study, conceptual frame work, definition of operational terms and organization of the study. 1.1BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY This study focuses on looking at the roles of guidance and counseling services on behavioral modification to MVCs in Moshi municipality, the case of Amani Centre for Street Children and Mkombozi Centre for children. The study will focus on examine the roles of guidance and counseling on behavioral modification to MVCs in Rehabilitation Institutions in Moshi Municipality Guidance and Counseling major role on improving children life, behavior change in general wellbeing. (k, 2008) However in globally particularly Chinese guidance and counseling have played many roles in children behavioral modification by helping the child to develop a positive attitude...
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...Name: Malak Hayek Amani Al Jerbi Subject: Organic Lab255 Instructor: Dr. Khaled Karake Title: melting point * Title of the experiment: Melting Points * Aim of the experiment: 1. To Identify the melting point of a solid compound (acetanilide) 2. To identify an unknown substance by determining its melting point. 3. Using mixed melting points to confirm the identity of the unknown. * Equipments used: beaker, thermometer, capillary tubes, rubber band, ring stand, heat source. * Chemicals used: glycerol, acetanilide, unknown compound. * Procedure: * Melting point of acetanilide: 1. Place the melting point apparatus as directed by the instructor. 2. Fill 1 cm of the capillary tube with firmly powdered acetanilide. 3. Attach the capillary tube to the thermometer using a rubber band. 4. Turn on the heat source and gradually insert the thermometer into the beaker containing glycerol (do not let the thermometer hit the beaker). 5. When the solid in the capillary tube starts to melt, observe the melting point temperature and record T1. When the solid completely melts, observe the temperature and record T2. * Melting point of the unknown: 1. Fill 1 cm of the capillary tube with an unknown compound. 2. Attach the capillary tube to the thermometer and gradually insert into glycerol. 3. Just as we did for acetanilide, we record T1 and T2. * Melting point for the mixture (unknown and acetanilide): ...
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...Weekly Reflection Learning Team D: Stephanie Woodlee, Stephanie Folkman, Suanne Amani, Francis Valentino III, and Samantha Jones Law 421 September 24, 2012 Karen Hutchins J.D. From a business perspective it is important to understand distinctions between procedural, substantive, criminal, civil, statutory and case laws. In this paper Learning Team D reviews the differences between the aforementioned types of laws, will provide an example of each, and will provide an example of a constitutional amendment designed to protect businesses and organizations. Each team member will also provide their thoughts on the course topics learned thus far and how those topics relate to each member’s respective business field. Procedural and Substantive Law Procedural law comprises the set of rules that govern the proceedings of the court in criminal lawsuits as well as civil and administrative proceedings. The court needs to conform to the standards setup by procedural law, while during the proceedings. These rules ensure fair and consistency in the “due process”. Substantive law is a statutory law that deals with the legal relationship between people or the people and the state. Therefore, substantive law defines the rights and duties of the people, but procedural law lays down the rules with the help of which they are enforced. (Diffen, 2012) Substantive law is an independent set of laws that decide the fate of a case. It can actually decide the fate of the under-trial, whether...
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...Reflection Kimberly Khalid, Magen Adams, Maria Orozco, Michelle Sachau QNT/351 January 26, 2015 Terrance Feravich Introduction As team C finishes week four of statistics 351, we have reviewed various aspects of testing a research hypothesis. Team C has also reviewed how to compare means of two or more groups and calculate the correlation between two variables. Team C has discussed some concepts that the team has struggled with and fully understood. Team C has also come to understand how this concept can be beneficial to their careers and how they may apply to improve productivity. The steps in testing a research hypothesis "Hypothesis testing starts with a statement, or assumption, about a population parameter - such as the population mean." (Lind, 2011). The purpose of testing the hypothesis is to determine whether to reject or not reject the hypothesis. The hypothesis itself is an assumption. That is; you are determining what the outcome will be given your current knowledge and understanding prior to testing it and obtaining results from those tests. Initially, one will state the null and alternative hypothesis. The null hypothesis, in this case, represents a statement about the value of a population parameter developed for the purpose of testing numerical evidence. The alternative hypothesis is then accepted if the sample data has enough evidence to show that the null hypothesis is false. The next step is to state the level of significance or the probability of rejecting...
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...MKT 4306 – International Marketing Report on the presentation of : African Development Bank First of all I would like to thank Dr. Hamelin for this interesting presentation, and my colleagues for the interactive discussion they animated. The guest speaker is a successful Egyptian woman, who has been managing a portfolio of 2 billion euros, she is the representative of African Development Bank in Morocco. Dr. Amani Abou-Zeid has been involved in many socio economic development programs. Her experience is not limited to Morocco but extends throughout the Middle East, Europe, the United Kingdom and Canada. Dr. Abou-Zeid talked about some facts about Africa saying that: In 2005-08 Africa’s growth average 6%, Growth of 4.8% in 2010 up from 3% back in 2009. Opportunities are diversified and represents the interest greater than any other developped continent; namely , fast reforms, commodities, agriculture, growing markets & middle class. The ADB strategy sectorial emphasis : Infrastructure, Governance, Private sector development, higher education. ADB is also the first development partner is Morocco. Africa’s recent economic performance states that Africa register interesting growth in the past years due to seriousness after its economic and fiscal crises in the 70’s and 80’s. The implications of financial crisis on Africa had little direct impact of the world financial crisis on African Financial System. However, Africa was more affected by recession. ...
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...Amani Wynne Dr. Earley Image Analysis: NFL logo “Poisoned by Greed” The National Football League was founded in Canton, Ohio, by a group of seven individuals representing four clubs in 1920. The league began with 14 teams and after eight decades since its inaugural season, the NFL has grown to 32 clubs and has become America’s biggest and most popular sports league. According to a recent Harris poll, 30% of those surveyed selected the NFL as their favorite sport, equal to the popularity of professional baseball (15%), professional basketball (7%) and auto racing (7%) combined (Harris Poll). Roughly 120 million fans watch NFL football on television or in stadiums every weekend during the season. The top 10 most-watched television shows in history are all Super Bowls. Telling people one thing when one looks at the NFL logo: it epitomizes sports in America. That is one thought that can come to mind when one views the NFL logo. Many believe the NFL is a prosperous business full of wealthy, honest and hardworking individuals. However, if one were to dig a little deeper into the NFL organization, one would find that the NFL is far from hardworking and honest. To be honest, the NFL works pretty hard to screw everybody over, and take their money in the process. A deeper look into mind of an NFL exec, one would find that the NFL is nothing but a group of frugal, deceptive, egotistical, billionaire snobs...
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...ENG 503: CLASS PRESENTATION ASSIGNMENT Report Slaughterhouse Five–Ch. 1-5 For Professor David Copeland By Bill Shelson Alex Tramov Amani Vandeen-Brown Duncan Watt The Truth about Free Will Throughout the majority of this short novel we are introduced to characters who go through horrific situations that affect them physically and more importantly psychologically. Billy Pilgrim our main character is given the curse of travelling back and forth through time seeing his life events and reliving them as well. He loses control through this ordeal because he has no choice in what moments of his life that he is allowed to go back to. Billy also does not have the physical power to change any events that he is not fond of or prevent any future occurrences that he wishes had not happened. Billy is stripped of his Free Will on many occasions and eventually learns how to cope with it. The lack of control Billy endures over the experience of his life teaches him to truly appreciate the good moments he’s lived and to accept the inevitability of events. This story is about a man who witnesses and overcomes horrible situations but becomes aware that life will always throw things at you that are not preventable. In the first five chapters of Slaughter House Five our main character Billy finds his situation becoming increasingly dire in the war and beginning to experience his life out of order. "Billy is a spastic in time, has no control over where he is going next, and the trips...
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...8Th -18Th June 2015 8Th -18Th June 2015 PARTICIPATORY DISASTER RISK ANALYSIS Kilifi County Technical Team National Drought Management authority Kilifi County Technical Team National Drought Management authority ADU WARD, KILIFI COUNTY WATER SCARCITY HAZARD PDRA FIELD REPORT ADU WARD, KILIFI COUNTY WATER SCARCITY HAZARD PDRA FIELD REPORT Contents Contents i LIST OF TABLES ii List of Figures iii List of Photos iii 1.0 BACKGROUND 4 1.1 Geographical Information 4 1.2 Administrative and demographic profile 5 1.3 Livelihoods 5 1.3.1 Livestock asset base 6 1.3.2 Crops grown 7 1.4 Social amenities 7 1.4.1 Health facilities 7 1.4.2 Schools 8 1.4.2.1 Early childhood development centres 8 1.4.2.2 Primary schools 8 1.4.2.3 Secondary schools 8 1.5 Water resources 8 1.6 Infrastructure 9 1.6.1 Roads and bridges 9 1.6.2 Markets and sale yards 9 1.6.3 Cattle dips and community crushes 9 1.6.4 Communication 10 1.6.5 Energy sources 10 1.7 Community Resource Map 11 1.8 Seasonal calendar 12 2.0 Hazards 13 3.0 OBJECTIVES OF THE FIELD PRACTICUM 14 4.0 METHODOLOGY 15 5.0 OUTPUT OF THE PDRA 16 5.1 HAZARD ANALYSIS 13 5.2 VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT 13 5.3 CAPACITY ADDRESSING HAZARD 14 5.4 CAPACITIES ADDRESSING VULNERABILITY 15 5.5 COMMUNITY DISASTER RISK ANALYSIS 17 5.6 Disaster Risk Reduction Plan 20 5.7 STAKEHOLDER ANALYSIS. 22 5.8 CONTINGENCY PLANNING 23 6.0 CHALLENGES 13 7...
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...CALL FOR APPLICANTS The International Youth Council Kenya Chapter is looking for the right youth delegates to participate in an important Nairobi County gathering of conscientious youth and key electoral stakeholders under the theme “Empowering Kenya County Youth for Peaceful General Elections and A Prosperous Kenya” to be convened on May 30-31, 2012. The Nairobi County Youth Peace Forum (NCYPF) will double as the launch of a series of Kenya County Youth Peace Forums across the 47 counties in Kenya before the next general elections. The Forum will bring together over 1200 youth delegates; representatives from each ward in Nairobi, empowering them to be “Ambassadors for Peace”. This call for application seeks to identify three hundred (300) duly qualified youth and youth leaders to participate in the Nairobi County Youth Peace Forum (NCYPF). Please refer to this concept note for more information on the Nationwide County Peace campaign and the Peace caravan. There will be plenary sessions in which respected key national and global leaders will examine the role of young people in promoting integrity and good governance in Kenya, address pressing issues of unemployment, conflict, and underdevelopment and, critically analyse the prospects and challenges facing Nairobi County youth today. Additionally, the Forum will establish the nexus between peace realization and its socio-economic and political dimensions. Youth Delegates will have an opportunity to network with key National...
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...INSTITUTE OF ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCES 2014 EFFECT OF ADVERTISEMENT ON SALES submitted to : ma’m amani maozzam INSTITUTE OF ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCES 2014 EFFECT OF ADVERTISEMENT ON SALES submitted to : ma’m amani maozzam GROUP MEMBERS:- * SHAINA HAMID 12-BS-R-02 * FATIMA BAKHTIAR 12-BS-R-12 * UMAIR MUSHTAQ 12-BS-R-23 * SABA JAFRI 12-BS-R-31 * MUQADDAS NAJEEB 12-BS-R-38 * MARYAM SHAUKAT 12-BS-R-44 * RIMSHA ASHFAQ 12-BS-R-45 * RABYA NADEEM 12-BS-R-58 * * MUHAMMAD SAQIB 12-BS-R-64 Table of Contents ACKNOWLEDGEMENT iv Background Information of Advertisement and Sales: 1 Advertisement: 1 Definition: 1 Origin of advertisement: 1 Types of advertisement: 2 Sales: 2 Definition: 2 Concept of Sales: 3 Sales techniques: 3 Research question 3 Research objective: 3 SCOPE OF RESEARCH: 3 Critical literature review: 4 Conceptual Framework: 5 Variables: 5 Variables of Study: 5 Conceptual Framework of Study: 6 Relation: 6 Hypothesis: 7 Operational Definition: 7 RESEARH DESIGN: 7 Definition of research design: 7 Types of research design: 7 Conceptually study of research design to check the effect of advertisement on sale: 9 Data Collection: 9 Data sources: 9 Primary data 9 Secondary data 9 Data collection instruments 9 Observation 9 Questionnaire: 10 SCALES OF MEASUREMENT 11 Overview 11 Interval...
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...committed by their recruiters,"(Child Warriors Around The World -- Manipulation Without End). This quote illustrates that children are not aware of what they are getting into. Also these warriors are stolen from their homes without stating that they want to get into the war. Child soldiers should be given amnesty because these innocents do not have 100% control over their body because of drugs. This is because the general gives children drugs and that causes them to be addicted and be dependent on the drugs. The only way to get the drugs are from the generals. The article Drug Addiction Hinders Child Soldier Reintegration says,“Large numbers of youth are affected [by drug addiction], especially child soldiers and street children,” said Richard Amani, who works for a local NGO, the Programme to Fight Extreme Poverty and Misery, known by its French acronym PAMI. “Child soldiers are drugged by militia leaders. They become violent and addicted, and their reintegration into society becomes difficult.” This text shows that kids have been given drugs, so they can be used easier for war and whatever they are order. In another article called Liberia/Sierra Leone: Warlords reap from a 'children's war' it states that, “Children are given a mixture of cane juice (from sugar cane) and gunpowder which makes them high and is supposed to give them courage to go and fight at the front."As in another case a worker explained, "Kids are often supplied with drugs; marijuana is the most common drug, but kids...
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...ASSIGNMENT UNGS 2030 ASSIGNMENT UNGS 2030 TITLE WORLDVIEW : MEANING, NECESSITY AND ELEMENT ACCORDING TO MUSLIM SCHOLARS TITLE WORLDVIEW : MEANING, NECESSITY AND ELEMENT ACCORDING TO MUSLIM SCHOLARS LECTURER : MD. YOUSUF ALI SECTION: 2 LECTURER : MD. YOUSUF ALI SECTION: 2 NAME : MUNA AMANI BINTI FISAL MATRIC NO : 1218352 THE DEFINITION AND CONCEPT OF WORLDVIEWS From the perspective of Islam, a 'worldview' is not merely the mind's view of the physical world and of man's historical, social, political, and cultural involvement in it. According to Prof. Naquib Al-Attas, the worldview of Islam is not based upon philosophical speculation formulated mainly from observation of the data sensible experience, of what is visible to the eye nor it is restricted to the world of sensible experience, the world of created things. Islam does not concede to the dichotomy of the sacred and the profane. He says that the worldview of Islam encompasses both al-dunya and al-akhirah, in which the dunya-aspect must be related in profound and inseparable way to the akhirah-aspect, in which the akhirah-aspect has the ultimate and final significance. The dunya-aspect is seen as preparation for the akhirah-aspect without thereby implying any attitude of neglect or being unmindful of the dunya-aspect. What is meant by 'worldview' according to the perspective of Islam, is then the vision of reality and truth that appears before the mind's eye revealing what existence is all about;...
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...these are the topics that will me used to support the argument that gender stereotypes do affect the performance of individuals. Everyone in the world today knows of stereotypes that may affect them or put them at a disadvantage in life. Growing up in the society that we all live in today it is common for children to figure out about these stereotypes based on how they are treated and what they hear. After they have figured out about these stereotypes it is stuck to their mind and they tend to perform at the expectations of society. This leads to the first point which is that the performance of an individual is affected because of the pressure of society’s expectations. The article “You throw like a girl”, written by Kimberly Hively and Amani El-Alayli focuses on “Stereotype Threat”. This is when an individual does not perform up to their full potential due to the pressure that is directed to their group. The authors of this article state that “just mentioning a gender difference in performance can disrupt one’s performance with actions requiring careful concentration”. Once a person has fear of failure they cannot unleash their full potential because they are not fully concentrated. In order to experiment the authors brought in 30 athletes and gave them very simple tasks or very difficult concentration tasks. The athletes were either told that there was a gender difference in the activity or there was no gender difference before completing the activity. This experiment concluded...
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