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APA Citations Practice Exercises: according to Norman , who are brain-damaged or illiterate nevertheless manage to perform tasks well enough to keep their co-workers from knowing about their disabilities.

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APA Citations Practice Exercises 1. According to Norman , in everyday situations, behavior is determined by the combination of internal knowledge and external information and constraints (p. 55). 2. Norman has observed that”behavior is determined by the combination of internal knowledge and external information and constraints” (p. 55). 3. Norman has pointed out that people … Read more

Statement from a writer named Patrick Madden: has the pandemic played a role in deepening your respect and appreciation for members of your family, workers in a specific field, or participants in a specific community?explain.

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Statement from a writer named Patrick Madden “I’ve been thinking recently about how we are suddenly so wary of contact and contagion, and wondering if perhaps the COVID-19 pandemic and preventative measures will bring into our foremost consciousness the oft-ignored fact that we rely on each other deeply” (Madden). He further elaborated on this interdependence … Read more

Choose a play and discuss the overriding theme or themes. Address it (or them) in your  sentence without using the word, “theme.”

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Choose a play and discuss the overriding theme or themes. Address it (or them) in your  sentence without using the word, “theme.” Compare and contrast your play with another that exhibits similar thematic traits.There is a 500 word count requirement.

Thinking Critically about Writing: choose a short story, play or poem and demonstrate how the author reveals this bias or ideological predisposition.

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Thinking Critically about Writing• Choose a short story, play or poem and demonstrate how the author reveals this bias or ideological predisposition.• Then explore literary criticism that either supports or refutes the view that bias does in fact, exist, or suggests another inherent meaning. Provide a cogent, logically statement that you can support with evidence … Read more