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 Childhood Emotions In Infants
1.What are the first emotions to appear in infants? Page is in 132: Pleasure and pain
2.What experiences trigger anger and sadness in infants? Page 133: Anger is healthy response to
frustration, such as when infants are prevented from moving or grabbing. Sadness indicates
withdrawal and is accompanied by an increase in the body s production of cortisol.
3.What do 1 year olds fear? Page 133: Separation anxiety, stranger s wariness, and anything
unexpected.
4.How do emotions differ between the first and second year of life? Page 134: Older babies exhibit
curiosity, laughter, anger, and fear whereas toddlers express many emotions that indicate awareness
of themselves and others.
5.How do family interactions and culture shape toddler s emotions? Page 134: Many north American
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What is known and unknown about the impact of brain maturation on emotions? Page 135: Links
between expressed emotions and brain growth are complex and thus difficult to asks and describe.
During infancy emotions are murky and unstable.
7.How are memory and emotion connected? Page is in 136: All emotional reaction connects to self
awareness partly because of memory. In the beginning memory is fragile and gradually improves as
dendrites and axons connect over the first year. That s why toddlers are angrier then younger babies
when they are teased by there siblings. Both Scientists think that you store early emotional
memories, even if you cannot remember what actually happened. These memories may still affect
you as adults.
8.How does stress affect early brain development? Page 137: Excessive stress increases cortisol, and
harms the developing brain as well as the hypothalamus which in particular grows more slowly if an
infant is often frightened.
9.Why are temperamental traits more apparent in some people than others? Page 137: Temperament
is measured by person s typical response to the environment. Inborn temperament is linked to later
personality, although plasticity is also
 Christian Anthropology Forms and Informs Learning at All...
This reflection paper discusses how Christian Anthropology forms and informs learning at All Saints
Catholic Primary School.

According to Treston (2001) Christian anthropology outlines that in spite of our flawed
condition, we are created in God s likeness and have the capacity to be transformed by God s
gracious love. Groome (1998) and Treston (2001) also discuss positive anthropology of the person
by recognising that we are created in the image of God and that humankind is essentially all good.
We are all made to seek out what is right and just, exactly what God would do. As an active member
of the All Saints Catholic School community I value and uphold the All Saints vision of a spirit
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We nurture and assist the growth of each and every child s Catholic identity with the integration of
Religious Education into everyday life; by proclaiming the good news of Jesus in my teachings and
expressing to the children that we are Jesus hands, feet, voice and heart in everything that we do.
The children s carry out their own faith journeys by leading their learning and building on their
individual understandings.

At All Saints we value individuality by constantly referring to each individual as a unique creation
and a gift of God that is to be cherished and embraced. I do this through appreciating each individual
s efforts in the classroom, each with their own gifts and talents. I recognise and cater for the 100
languages of children, allowing children to represent their understandings in ways that they choose.
This is demonstrated in my classroom through displays of work with wire, clay, artist pens, natural
materials, documentation of dialogue and written work. The children are encouraged to pave their
own learning journeys and strive towards their individual goals. The children are involved with
various pastoral care activities across the school community that promote the celebration of God s
creations, the children.

By embracing the Reggio Emilia Philosophy our school links the natural environment to learning
experiences as reflection, inspiration, awe and remembrance of God s creation. The children are
exposed to and encouraged to be critical
 The Environmental Effect Of A Gas Refinery
Introduction: In this lab, the students will be testing waters to see what difference each compound
will make. It is needed to know how certain pH levels have different affects in order to understand
other possible affects. Nitrate, phosphate, and oxygen will all have an affect on freshwaters within
ecosystems. Also, the environmental effect that a petroleum refinery has around us to show why it
causes so much pollution.

Literature Review:

Before even going into the review first it is needed to know, what is pH or what does it even mean?
It is a measure of the hydrogen ion concentration of a solution, high concentration of hydrogen
ions and has a low pH ( What is pH? n.d.). Solutions with low concentrations of hydrogen ions have
a high pH. Rain has a pH of 5.6. Main pollutants are responsible for this or acid depositions are
sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides. Possible affects are for one, when pH approaches five, non
desirable species of plankton and mosses may begin to invade, and population of bass will
disappear. Second when the pH is below a five, fish populations again will begin to disappear, the
bottom is covered with un decayed material, and mosses may dominate near shore areas. The third
affect is when below 4.5 water is devoid of fish. Fourth, aluminum ions attached to minerals in
nearby soil can be released into lakes, killing fish, and stimulating excessive mucus formation.
Finally, most chronic effects of increased acidity in water is interference with
 Crooks Social Commentary
In chapter 4, Steinbeck is make social commentary about racism in America with the situation
with Crooks. In the scene where Lenny comes into Crooks room Crooks said Why ain t you
wanted? Lennie asked. Cause I m black. They play cards in there, but I can t play because I m
black(68) . Crooks represents black Americans at the time and how they re segregated even in
California, a state that is seen as forward compared to the rest of America and especially the
south. This is shown when Crooks said I ain t a southern negro, he said. I was born right here in
California... He laughed. If I say something, why it s just a nigger sayin it(70) . The segregation is
viewed by Crooks having his own room and not being able to play horseshoe with the other
 Robert Ross In Timothy Findley s The Wars
Animals hold an important place in literature, as it is a common belief that humans and animals
share many of the same qualities. In Timothy Findley s The Wars, animal imagery is used to
develop the character of Robert Ross along with the theme of the novel. Throughout the novel,
Robert is shown to bond well with animals, which reflects on his character. His encounters with
different animals, in particular; the coyote, the bird and the horse, allow the reader to have a clear
understanding of his character. The understanding of Roberts character is first shown through
Robert s encounter with the coyote. In order for Robert to be a soldier, it is necessary for him to
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As Robert begins to spend more time around the horses, he becomes intrigued with this world of
horses, rats and bilge that are consigned to his care.... Robert soon becomes completely
disengaged from the other life on the upper decks. He even goes below off duty (56). Although
Robert is done his task and does not need to be around the horses anymore he chooses to stay
around them, which shows his love for the horses. Robert is choosing to surround himself by the
horses as oppose to the other men, which shows how much he prefers the animals to men.
Throughout the novel, a horse breaks its leg and Robert is ordered to kill it. Robert shoots the
horse, but the horse does not die and Robert thinks to himself, snakes. Snakes. Rattlesnakes. Its
mane is a tangle of rattlesnakes (68). The snakes are symbolizing an unethical act, which relates
to the way Robert is feeling. Robert knows that killing the horse is against his morals because of
his companionship towards animals but due to his role as a soldier it had to be done. When
Robert rescues the horses from the cruelties of war, it is evident that he chooses to prioritize his
morals opposed to his duties as a soldier. Robert begins to go against anyone who disrespects his
love and care for animals; this is shown when he locks himself in the barn with the horses in order
to protect them. When he is offered a chance to surrender himself by Major Mickle, he chooses to
stay with the horses and declares, we shall not be taken (191). This is again showing how strong
Robert s bond is with the animals as he chooses not to abandon them and disobeys his superior. As
a result, the extent Robert is willing to go to in order to protect the horses allows the readers to
better understand Robert s character and also his compassion for
 The Dark Side Of Dark Net Markets
In a world of ever dwindling freedoms one of the last bastions of completely unregulated and free
trade is the deep web, and even though a plethora of dangerous illegal activity goes on within it, it
should be left alone. Even if the deep web and all the markets hidden within it are somehow shut
down, people will find a new haven to carry on their activity. There will always be a bastion for
illegal activity somewhere, and there is nothing anyone can do to change that fact. Dark net markets
aren t the only thing hiding in the deep webeither, there are entire communities that house
themselves within it. Something I find myself pondering quite a bit about these days is that a lot
of the technology that has become so embedded in our lives seems so science fiction like, but are
we ready for it? Something that we have in our culture that not many people know about is the dark
net or deep web. Like a cyberpunk novel, it s an entire underground culture based in the vast world
of the internet, our modern day virtual information highway. It is used for all colors of illegal
activity; drug trafficking, human trafficking, counterfeit products, a disturbing amount of illegal
pornography (most of it is just that, same with the surface webas well), weapons, hitmen,
questionable literature, all the things the government veils with its law. The dark net is much more
than that, and despite the myriad of illegal endeavors that it is infamous for, the dark net is a vast
expanse of
 Paulo Freire Essay
The Private Liberation
Paulo Freire introduces the idea of a problem posing education system in his book The Pedagogy of
the Oppressed, which offers a highly effective alternative to the traditional method of memorizing
facts that he deems the banking concept of education. Problem posing allows individuals to expand
their own thoughts, ideas, and opinions through open discussion in a classroom setting. I went
through such an experience senior year in my Comparative Government class, which focused on
different governments along with the key social and economic issues they face. While many may
argue that the banking concept has some value in certain issues, the alternative in problem posing
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The subject of government is engrained in peoples minds as being a history subject but the class
showed that in reality it is a living, changing, and expanding subject. Freire describes this loss of
meaning in the first page when he says ...Contents which are detached from reality, disconnected
from totality that engendered them and could give them significance. Words are emptied of their
concreteness and become a hollow, alienated, and alienating verbosity (318). A banking education
class would have had students sitting in straight rows staring at the white board fiercely copying
every single detail that the teacher wrote down about each of the governments, and in the minds of
the students these would be concrete unchanging situations. If someone were to come into a
discussion that the class was having, while wearing a blindfold, it would be a difficult task to
identify the instructor of the course because each student had a new and different perspective on the
article. The teacher, although presumed to have more knowledge than all of us as students, never
exerted his own thoughts and ideas as authoritative and absolute but offered ideas and perspective
the same way that each student brought their own opinions to the table. The focus was for each
student to foster his or her analytical skills,
 Carl Rogers Childhood
The Humanistic approach, created by Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers, emphasized human
good and growth potential. To successfully apply this concept to Carla a friend I have known
since childhood, who is 18 years old, I can use a variety of different methods. Such as the
hierarchy of needs, Carl Roger s growth theory, and self conceptualization. In the hierarchy needs
the basics are things such as physical needs and safety, but as the basic needs are being meet
concepts such as self actualization, and self transcendence become pressing. Self Actualization is
the fulfilling of your potential, Carla s quest to meet this particular need has lead her engage in
many ap classes and sports to the point where she is very often exhausted. To attempt to fulfill her
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All of her self concepts, which are all the thoughts and feelings we have in response to the
question Who am I? , are all in line with her attempts of to fulfill self transcendence and self
actualization. When asked who she is her response is girl who likes to find out as much as she
can and equal rights, both of her descriptors relate to her attempts to fulfill her higher needs. Her
neutral, or slightly positive descriptors of herself also reflect the mild success at satisfying these
needs. Carl Rogers Growth Theory states that a person will achieve there full potential if they are
shown genuineness, unconditional positive regard, and empathy. Carla s parents did show her
genuineness, or honesty about the world, for example her parents didn t hesitate to tell her about
death at a young age, often telling her that her loved ones would probably die in upcoming years,
which they did. This genuineness has in turn made Carla a hopeful realist, and unburdened with
concepts such as death and legacy. Empathy and unconditional positive regard, which is always
viewing a person positively
 Persuasive Essay On Second Hand Smoke
Second hand smoke, what is it? Can it cause health problems? Will second hand smoke affect my
children? The answer is yes. People that smoke in public can cause a number of health issues.
Everywhere in the world people smoke, and the smell of smoke is so familiar now that some people
do not even notice it. Statistics show that nonsmokers chance of getting lung cancerand having
strokes increases by twenty to thirty percent when around cigarettesmoke. Even the healthiest person
in the world can have major health problems being around smokers. People should not be able to
smoke in public because it is putting everyone at risk.
Everywhere you go you see someone smoking or smell it and everyone that is standing or walking
by that person gets a higher chance of getting sick. Smoking is so addictive that the people that
smoke do not care who they are around they just want a cigarette. The 360 billion cigarettes
smoked in the United States in 2007 translates to a total of 135,000,000 pounds of discarded butts
in one year in the United States alone ( Cigarette Litter ). The number is only increasing, that data
was from ten years ago so imagine how many cigarettes are smoked today. More than 16 million
Americans live with a smoking related disease. ( Current Cigarette smoking Among Adults in the
United States ). Smoking is definitely bad for the person doing it but it is just as bad for the people
around it.
So how can we stop this smoking epidemic? We can raise prices on
 Importance Of The Scottsboro Boys In To Kill A Mockingbird
The Scottsboro Boys are an important part of the novel To Kill a Mockingbird. The most
important facts in the arrest and accusations of the Scottsboro Boys are when the boys were first
arrested for assault after the fight broke out on a train, Victoria Price, a white woman that had been
involved in the fight, had accused six of the boys of gang raping her, and that the law concluded
that the other boys had to have been involved, and Ruby Bates, the other white woman entangled in
the fight on the train, was presumably raped also. Once the fight broke out, most of the white boys
on the train were thrown off. Which lead the black boys being detained in Paint Rock, Alabama for
assault and taken to Scottsboro, Alabama. Once they had begun the trial,
 Symptoms And Symptoms Of Dengue Fever
Dengue Fever is a well known arbovirus infection persistently affecting the tropical and subtropical
areas sharing similar characteristics of overcrowding, clammy warm climate, poor economic and
moving toward industrialization. (1) The incidence of dengue fever is escalating each year mostly
in Southeast Asia, America and the Pacific s adding to the world s burden of the disease (1,2)
Dengue virus is a member of flavivirus genus family that includes also West Nile virus, yellow fever,
zika and Japanese encephalitis virus (1). Four serotypes of dengue virus identified DENV 1 4
transmitted by the Aedes aegypti and Ades albopictus mosquitoes (3) Clinical diagnosis of dengue
feverremains a challenge and requires high index of suspicion. This could be attributed to the non
specific signs and symptoms in acute phase which mimic many other febrile illnesses (1). It has a
spectrum of symptoms ranging from mild self limiting symptoms (fever, headache, retro orbital
pain, weakness, myalgia, arthralgia, nausea, vomiting, rash and sore throat) to severe life
threatening; dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) and dengue shock syndrome (DSH) (3,4). The
disease has an incubation period of 2 7 days and has been classified into primary and secondary
infection, depending on whether there is no previous exposure to dengue virus or flavivirus related
vaccine (primary) or there is past exposure (secondary) (1,4).
While no definitive treatment for dengue fever and no vaccine available, early detection