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John Philoponus, also known as John the Grammarian, was a Byzantine Christian philosopher and theologian who lived in the 6th century. He is best known for his contributions to Aristotelian philosophy, particularly his critiques of Aristotle's physics and cosmology. Philoponus' interpretations and commentaries played a significant role in the history of science and philosophy.

Pros: The multi-store model provides a simple and structured representation of memory processes, making it easy to understand and study. It also highlights the different types of memory (sensory, short-term, long-term) and their respective roles in information processing.

Cons: The model oversimplifies the complexity of memory by suggesting that information flows linearly through separate stores, which may not accurately reflect how memory functions. It also fails to account for the dynamic, interactive nature of memory processes and the influence of factors like attention, rehearsal, and encoding strategies.

Both Pee-wee Herman and Barney are beloved characters from children's television. Pee-wee Herman is a quirky character created and portrayed by comedian Paul Reubens, while Barney is a purple dinosaur who stars in the educational series "Barney & Friends." Both characters have become iconic figures in popular culture.

Well the other option would be to evaluate the effects of an act. This, however, isn't very accurate, as a person can't always know the exact effects his act will have in beforehand.

E.g. a person can mean to hurt someone, but helps by mistake. This would be thought of as a good deed if you only think of the effect of his/her actions.

In contrast a person can mean well, but still hurts others, in this case the person's intentions should be taken into account.

As of 2021, there are an estimated 30,000-40,000 American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters in the United States. This number includes both certified and non-certified interpreters who work in a variety of settings, such as schools, hospitals, and government agencies.

you're born with a lot of money and realize it at an early . you could win the lottery too. people with a lot of money can manipulate those with little or none . because if you don't take his offer or do what she says they will just find someone who will. so they have nothing to losde but you do bingo you;ve been manipulated

1. Abstinence 2. Innocence 3. Faithfulness 4. Lawfulness 5. Obedience

Please add to 4. The lawfulness that propels our species and universe forward naturally

Your question implies a differentiation between that which is good and something else which is bad or less than good. As it should be. Goodness is not relative. There are hosts of people who 'thought' they were doing good or being good when in fact, they were acting or believing badly. Goodness brings forth positivity, not negativity. Goodness brings forth light, not darkness. A good person is one who tries to make the world a better place based upon a valid and reasonable philosphical foundation. Notice the term "valid" and "reasonable". There is no moral equivalency between good and bad. A terrorist and a revolutionary are not flip sides of the same coin. For example, a good person does not murder, or steal, or covet, or make idols. These are negative. A good person creates positive. To be clear, that little voice in your head (that so many falsely rely on to tell them what is good and what is bad), is often unreliable. Feelings too are often unreliable. Good people do what is right regardless of what they"feel like" doing and despite social aceptance of badness.

thou shalt not lie. thou shalt not steal. thou shalt not kill. thou shalt not covet thy neighbor`s wife or anything that is thy neighbor`s. thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor. love thy neighbor as you love thyself. do unto others as you would have them do unto you. there`s a few for starters. whether you believe in God or not, following these rules can only improve the way peole get along with one another.

The messiah complex is a psychological condition where an individual believes they are destined to save or fix the world. They may see themselves as a savior figure and feel a strong need to help others, often to the detriment of their own well-being. It can stem from a desire for power, control, or validation.

The Delta Sigma Theta sorority was founded on January 13, 1913

To be an absentee means you are not in attendance... you are not there... you missed an event... or simply, you are without. The effect this has can vary, but essentially, you will not partake in, nor be impacted by any occurances 'at' an event. That can be good, and it can be bad; * If I am absent on the day the building burned down, I missed the horror, agony, and life changing activities that occured 'at' that event. * If I am absent from my local convenient store the day that Donald Trump walks in a gives everyone there a $20 bill, I missed out on activities 'at' that event. The tendency is to use 'absentee' in the negative (missing class, missing a meeting, missing work, etc), but sometimes, being an absentee 'can' be a good thing!

Some metalheads do wear studded belts as part of their fashion style, which often includes leather jackets, band t-shirts, and denim. Studded belts are often associated with punk and rock fashion, which can also overlap with metalhead style.

A person may be considered hard-headed if they are stubborn, resistant to change, or unwilling to consider alternative perspectives or opinions. This can be due to their strong beliefs, past experiences, or personality traits.

No one person is "good" or "bad" those are just labels that have been given -Society's opinions, personal thoughts of a particular individual and how they may perceive someone, self-thought, morals/character, various actions or words, learned/taught behaviours etc.

True.

Gunnar Borg, PhD, is professor emeritus of Perception and Psychophysics at Stockholm University. He introduced the field of perceived exertion in the 1960s, and has won international renown for developing methods for measuring intensity of experience. The "Category - Ratio" scaling method is a very special "instrument" since it combines the

richness of words with the exactness of numbers. It is, thus, the first scale constructed as a "level anchored ratio scale". The fields of application are wide ranging, including determinations of subjective somatic symptoms, such as pain, perceived exertion and breathlessness (dyspnea), and most kinds of ordinary perceptions and emotions. Borg's

educational background includes psychology, philosophy, education, and physiology. He was Associate Professor at the Medical School in Umeå, Sweden, from 1962 to 1968 and head of a unit for clinical psychology at the University hospital. During 1967 to 1968 he was also dean of the Graduate School of Social Work and Public Administration in

Umeå. From 1968 to 1980, he was director of the Institute of Applied Psychology, and in 1987, he filled a newly created chair in Perception and Psychophysics at the Department of Psychology, Stockholm University. He has been, on several occasions, visiting professor in the US. Gunnar Borg is the author of more than 250 scientific publications. He has organized and chaired many international symposia and has lectured worldwide. Borg has collaborated extensively with colleagues in the US and Canada, Europe, Japan, and Brazil. Borg received the 1998 Award from The International Association for Applied Psychology, "for exceptional contributions to the advancement of the science of psychology internationally". In 1998, he was also honored with the Award for scientific contributions and applications in ergonomy by the Nordic Ergonomic Society. During the 27th International Congress of Psychology, 2000, Borg was honored with a special symposium: "The Gunnar Borg Symposium on Psychophysical Scaling". The same year, Borg was elected "Honorary Member" of the Swedish Society for Lung Medicine, and also honored by the Swedish Society of Sports Medicine. In 2002 Borg was given a special Prize in Sport Sciences to a Swedish scientist. He is a member of the Royal

Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences and several international associations. - The use of a "Borg Scale" is recommended by several societies, e.g. American Heart Association, American College of Sports Medicine, American Thoracic Society, and International Ergonomic Association.

Delta Sigma Theta was incorporated on January 13, 1913.

if a man is familiar to its environment or even he gets friendly with his surrounding .he adds member to the soul family.he can get more options and can move further with ease and comfort.

You could call them arrogant or egotistical.

Attitudes can be formed through various sources including direct experiences, socialization processes, media influence, cognitive dissonance, and genetic predispositions. Personal experiences and interactions with others play a significant role in shaping attitudes, as well as exposure to information from family, peers, and societal institutions. Media, culture, and educational background also contribute to attitude formation, along with internal factors such as personality traits and individual values.

It's important to strike a balance between maturity and immaturity based on the situation and context. Being very mature for your age can be beneficial in some aspects of life, but allowing yourself to be more playful and lighthearted at times can also be healthy for overall well-being. Embracing both maturity and a playful side can lead to a more fulfilling and well-rounded life.

yes, you get to help benefit someone elses life and help them in their mental stages and hopefully stop them from doing something harmful!yes, you get to help benefit someone elses life and help them in their mental stages and hopefully stop them from doing something harmful!

Masks can represent a variety of things, including anonymity, protection, disguise, or cultural traditions. They can also symbolize emotions like happiness, sadness, or fear, and are often used in rituals, ceremonies, or performances to convey different meanings or characters.

The term "pull of mother tongue" refers to the strong emotional and cultural connection people feel towards the language they learn as children from their parents or caregivers. This connection can influence their identity, sense of belonging, and the way they express themselves.