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(ASTM) A216 WCB is the specification for the cast steel the valve is made of. ENP might be a foundry or pattern code.
ENP is the abbreviation of Electroless Nickel Plate demonstrating the coating of BALL.
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What is the suffix for the word provisional?
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How would you use trademark in a sentence?
EndTrans® is a registered trademark of EndTrans Netwide Productions Ltd, (ENP) a wholly owned subsidiary of EndTrans Co. which is a division of EndTrans Pan National L.L.C., a limited liability corporation acting as an independent arm of EndTrans Intergalactic Holding Corporation under the auspices of and with full permission of EndTrans Universal, a leisure time service of EndTrans InterDimensional.
What are some seven letter words with 1st letter E and 2nd letter N and 3rd letter P and 5th letter I and 6th letter N?
According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern ENP-IN-. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter E and 2nd letter N and 3rd letter P and 5th letter I and 6th letter N. In alphabetical order, they are: enprint
What are some seven letter words with 1st letter E and 2nd letter N and 3rd letter P and 5th letter A and 7th letter E?
According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern ENP-A-E. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter E and 2nd letter N and 3rd letter P and 5th letter A and 7th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are: enplane
What psychological factors explain delinquent acts?
It really depends which theory of crime you are coming from.I created some notes as part of a forensic psychology unit in my psychology degree. (as summarised from Wrightsman et al, 2002 "Chapter five: Theories of crime", in Psychology and the legal System 5th ed. Wadsworth.)Hope you find it useful.THEORIES of CRIME as EXPLANATIONS of CRIMINAL BEHAVIOURSociological theories of crime:environmentalism1. Structural explanationsie dysfunctional social arrangements thwart people from legitimate attainments and result in them offending1. Theory of differential opportunity, Cloward & Ohlin 1960 - anomie; frustration-aggression2. Reaction formation,Cohen 1955 - negativistic crime; malicious crime3. Rational crime, Nettler 1974 - 'golden opportunity':easy targets, just part of business, preferred livelihood, crime to distribute2. Subcultural explanationsie crime is the product of subcultural deviation from the agreed-on norms that underlie the criminal law1. Theory of focal concerns, Miller 1958 - adherence to 6 lower class traditions/valuesBiological theories of crime:individualismwith acknowledged socio-enviro contributions1. Constitutional theories1. Somatic typology, Sheldon 1942 - mesomorphs : more aggressive, vigorous, bold, lack control2. Mesomorphy + unpredictable/harsh parenting- Olweus 19952. Genetic theoriesfive possible inherited factors increasing predisposition to criminal behaviour:1. constitutional abnormalities2. neuropsychological abnormalities - abnormal EEG; RH limbic system; PFCx (exec control, VIQ)3. autonomic nervous system differences - ↓ANS arousal4. physiological differences - ↑testosterone,↑insulin, ↓serotonin5. personality & temperament - undercontrol, unfriendliness, irritability, low empathy, easy frustrationPsychological theories of crime:individualism1. Psychoanalytic theories of crime1. Weak ego & superego, strong id, Freud -guilt due to unresolved Oedipal crisis2. Inability to delay gratification, Alexander 1935behaviour not aligned with reality principle to delay gratification, family & social forces contribute3. Attachment Theory, Bowlby 1949ie disruptions to maternal attachment or parental rejection leads to delinquency & repetitive crime2. Criminal thinking patterns, Yochelsonn & Samenow 1976criminals have fundamentally non-normative thinking patternsreject sociological, environmental, & psychoanalytic explanations3. Personality defect (psychopathy)ie 'criminal type':certain traits distinguish delinquents from non-offenders, caused by:1. Cortical Immaturity, Hare 19842. Immunity to social cues governing behaviour, Eysenck 1964slower CC learning due to faulty acquisition and rapid extinction of fear & avoidance responses3. Family Dysfunction, Buss 1966cold distant detached parent + inconsistent rewards/punishmentSocial-psychological theories of crime:environmental individualism1. Control theories ie people behave antisocially unless they learn not to (inner controls & external constraints)1. Social Control Model, Hirschi 1969, 19782. Containment Theory, Reckless, 19673. ENP theory, Eysenck, 1964 (related to Containment theory)↑E & N traits → poor CC → inadequate socialisation → faulty conscience → ↑risk of criminality2. Learning theories ie individuals directly acquire specific criminal behav thru different forms of learning1. Differential association approach, Sutherland, 1947socialisation into group conductive of crime3. The social-learning perspective1. Social Learning Theory, Bandura 1986differential reinforcement + cognitive factors + vicarious learning (via modelling)2. Constitutional-learning Theory, Wilson & Herrnsteinindividual differences influence gain-loss ratio, similar to Rational Choice theory
