Answer:
make a list of categories and themes derived directly from the research problem
Explanation:
After understanding the problem you are trying to research about, also called the research problem, the next step towards finding past research studies related to your paper is to develop a start list. This is a list of themes and categories that are directly derived from the problem of your research and you wish to use them to begin gathering information and materials for your research paper.
Answer:
- Paul D's emotions in jail are cold and insensitive.
- The metaphor explains that your emotions are like something inert and that they do not provide any feeling.
Explanation:
"Eighty-six days and done. Life was dead. Paul D beat her butt all day every day until there was not a whimper in her." It is a quote that shows how all the abuses, violent situations and injustice that Paul D suffered faced in prison, left him cold and insensitive to the point that he did not care about the death of life, nor try to save it, on the contrary he wants to be even more violent towards her, hitting life to the point of her, literally losing consciousness and stop moaning.
The metaphor "tobacco tin lodged in his chest", shows how Paul D.'s emotions are non-existent, without interfering in his life. It is as if his emotions were something inert, without movement and expression, like a can of tobacco.
Answer:
In order to retrain the horse not to buck with fear to a raised hand, the new owner shall counter condition the horse. Every time he has to pat the horse, he shall raise his hand so that the horse realizes the new condition that every time a hand will be raised, it will mean that his owner is patting him. Even when the new owner provides the horse with food, he shall raise his hand first while providing food so that the horse does not back off.
He recommends the volunteers to allow the children to learn by doing things themselves and ask open ended questions to stimulate thinking~
Answer & Explanation:
'Identical twins separated at birth & raised apart' make an interesting subject for research :
- Gives insights into personality variation among twins, despite of having the same DNA
- Idea about 'Nature vs Nurture', to study how birth & environmental factors shape the cognitive & behavioural aspects of twins
- Analysis of heritability of traits, & factors affecting individual differences in ageing
Probable abuses due to inappropriate evaluation & conclusion of study :
- Intentional & wilful exposure to different environment for both the twins
- Psychological distress to a child if the child is raised in a separate, different environment.
