Research on decentralized identity did
Publish: 2021-04-11 03:18:37
1. 1. The center of Confucius is a & quot; Ren & quot; The central idea of Mencius is developed on the thought of Confucius; Sacrifice one's life for righteousness & quot; The contribution to China and the maintenance of the unity of the Chinese nation have an impact on all aspects of China. In the history of the world, its thought radiates the dazzling light of the Chinese nation's thought. Many neighboring countries have learned Chinese culture, and China has become the source and center of Oriental culture
2. Listen and remember the words you don't know. There is also remember words, high-frequency vocabulary now start to remember it, there is still time. In addition, some non mainstream methods are attached:
top secret!!! Spend a semester to realize the English level 4, 6 must kill skills, a week before the test, there will be unexpected results. Quickly improve your score by more than 70 points --- you can easily pass level 4 or 6 Declined to post, was found to be seriously despised< What does the man imply mean< br />What does the woman’s answer suggest?
What does the woman say about... (32 times in total)
2. Ask "what can we learn / know about the man< br />What do we know from the woman’s reply?
what can be informed about... (37 times)
3. Ask "what to do"
What does the man promise to do 14 times)
4. Ask "what do you think of someone or something"
how does the man feel about... (4 times)
summary: in the short dialogue part, what questions are the most examined, and the details are relatively less examined, There are more inferential questions.
2: common types of questions
1 cause and result questions
features: 1. At least one option implies that the fact can lead to a certain result, and usually several options can lead to the same result
2. Can't, not be able to, too... To may appear in the options, Have to and other words or phrases.
3. Information sentences that link the preceding and the following functions of the article
A. sentences that indicate the order and level of the article are generally guided by first, second, in the end, in addition, further, finally.
B. sentences that indicate the meaning transition are generally guided by but, over, on the contract, instead, unfortunably, over, yet, otherwise, Words such as "nevertheless" guide
C. sentences indicating causality are generally guided by "because, since, for, thus, as a result, etc.
2. Occupation and identity questions
features: in most cases, the choices have a fixed format, or there are four different occupations, In other words, the first question examines the main idea of the article, The second question begins to examine several aspects of the dialogue. In each aspect, choose the most important question to examine. In addition, some long dialogues also adhere to an important way of examining the understanding of the passage, In a long conversation, the first sentence after the greeting usually leads to the topic, which is likely to be the topic of the conversation and the basis for answering the theme, topic and scene, The correct answer is often the reappearance of the core words, synonyms, or natural inferences derived from the words.
2. Details --- choose what you hear
the difference between short dialogues and short dialogues is that the general principle used in short dialogues is to choose nothing you hear, while long dialogues are just the opposite, focusing on questions and answers with practical significance, Especially in special questions
3. Lock the answers according to the core words at the end, Therefore, the key to answer the question is to lock the core words at the end of the question, The reason of plan delay or change is often the focus of the examination
2. Course selection scenario
problem solving idea: students feel that the course is too difficult and the load is too heavy
3. Make-up scenario
problem solving idea: the characters in the scenario are usually made-up lessons between students. In the process of making-up lessons, one side will have some problems, But the other side will give clarification one by one.
4. Thesis scene
problem solving ideas: the characters in the scene are usually discussed between the professor and the students, or between the students. The title of the thesis is difficult to determine, the information is too difficult to find, the topic is too partial, the information can not be found, the topic is too large, the information to find is too much, too miscellaneous.
5. Sports scene
problem solving ideas: the purpose is not to compete, but to have fun, Some sports, such as cycling, often exist in the form of team, club or association
6. Renting scenes
solution: students generally tend to look for houses with low prices, so the conditions of houses are generally poor. Some problems often appear, because houses are tense, The process of renting a house is often not easy
7. Dining scenes
problem solving ideas: in the process of eating, they often complain and get compensation when they encounter too long waiting time, unsatisfactory food, etc.
8. Work related
problem solving ideas: candidates introce their own situation, such as ecational background, specialty, etc., and employees generally introce the nature of the work, Salary and commuting time
9. Interview and discussion type
problem solving ideas: the interviewee is successful in one or more aspects, and the interviewee asks questions about one aspect of his achievement. The interviewee talks about his experience and proposes future plans, etc.
exam taking skills: pay attention to repetitive words, and they usually give you some clues, It will also help you to recall the names you have heard in the title, pay attention to the differences in various options, pay attention to some different names, places, and different verbs
5: proposition research
method: pay attention to listening to the beginning of the passage. Because CET-4 likes to put the center at the beginning of the passage, When there are sentences with causal conjunctions (such as because, so, e to, etc.) and inflection conjunctions (such as but, hover, though, etc.), we should pay special attention to these places, which are often the test points.
grasp the number time
1, The number time in the article must be the key point of the test
2. When there are more than two number times in the article, the sentence must contain the answer
3. The location of number time includes two forms: the location of the year and the location of the past and the present.
4, The answer must be nearby.
note: what does the speaker most concerned about< Methods: the first time: read the full text aloud, fill in the blanks without pause, mainly listening, with the help of text materials to understand and grasp the whole content and context,: by the way, fill in certain words, Take some notes.
the second time: try to remember the meaning groups of the sentences you hear, and write them down quickly.
the third time: focus on making up for the parts you hear clearly, and check for errors. Write complete sentences instead of single words or phrases.
note: 1, You should try to understand the meaning of the sentence, write down the main points and key words, and then try to express them in your own words. The key words are notional words, such as nouns, verbs, adjectives, The answer is usually: sounds great, sounds a lot of fun, but...
3. The last word plays a great interference role in solving the problem, so we should be more careful when answering the question
there are four common types of listening questions
1. Theme questions
for example: what is the best title for this passage
methods: listen to the beginning of the passage and the same words or the same kind of words that appear repeatedly in the passage, because the options containing these words can better reflect the central idea, which is usually the correct answer
2. Details of facts
the details include: specific time, place, main characters or events, various numbers, etc
methods: we should be especially sensitive to the time and number, and pay special attention to the sentences guided by causal conjunctions (because, so, e to, etc.) and inflection conjunctions (such as but, hover, though, etc.)< In general, the word not is stressed< For example: what does the speaker most concerned about
method: it should be noted that the same thing as the content of the passage is not inference, but inference must be based on the point of view of the passage rather than on one's own point of view< There are three to four questions after each long conversation.
Part Two: three essays.
Part Three: compound dictation.
method: when you collect answer sheet one and the last audition time between 9:55 and 10:00, you can preview the listening part options and make full use of this time to scan the passage part options, It's still enough time to see the four options of the first question of the dialogue six seconds before the broadcast.
note: there is no instruction before the three sections of the listening test. Play the topic directly.
section a long dialogue: the focus is generally on the answers of the questions and answers. Usually, the order of the questions is the same as that of the article.
section B short passage: grasp the beginning and end of the article, The information of time, number, place, reason and inflection sentences are easy to find.
section C focuses on listening, supplemented by memorizing. When you encounter some articles and auxiliary verbs, you can omit them first. For example, when you encounter some long phrases, you can write down the first letter of each word first, or only the first three letters of a long word.
ten scenes of listening test: learning, weather, Hospital, work, rent, entertainment, restaurant, course selection, thesis, library scene.
quick reading
method: skim first, in order to quickly understand the main idea of the article. First look at the title, then read the first paragraph, grasp the main idea, After browsing the first and last sentences of other paragraphs, read the last paragraph and then search for some specific information.
note: 1. If there is no subtitle, you need to quickly browse the first sentence and the last sentence of the first paragraph, And the first sentence of each paragraph to understand the main content of the article.
2. Proposition points include: time, person, place, causality, comparative relationship, conditional relationship, purpose, way, etc.
3. Words or phrases of time relationship: mean while, prior to, etc.
words or phrases of purpose relationship: so as to, etc.
words or phrases of way, conditional relationship: through, To be like, contrast to, by contrast, and to be like, result from, be re
top secret!!! Spend a semester to realize the English level 4, 6 must kill skills, a week before the test, there will be unexpected results. Quickly improve your score by more than 70 points --- you can easily pass level 4 or 6 Declined to post, was found to be seriously despised< What does the man imply mean< br />What does the woman’s answer suggest?
What does the woman say about... (32 times in total)
2. Ask "what can we learn / know about the man< br />What do we know from the woman’s reply?
what can be informed about... (37 times)
3. Ask "what to do"
What does the man promise to do 14 times)
4. Ask "what do you think of someone or something"
how does the man feel about... (4 times)
summary: in the short dialogue part, what questions are the most examined, and the details are relatively less examined, There are more inferential questions.
2: common types of questions
1 cause and result questions
features: 1. At least one option implies that the fact can lead to a certain result, and usually several options can lead to the same result
2. Can't, not be able to, too... To may appear in the options, Have to and other words or phrases.
3. Information sentences that link the preceding and the following functions of the article
A. sentences that indicate the order and level of the article are generally guided by first, second, in the end, in addition, further, finally.
B. sentences that indicate the meaning transition are generally guided by but, over, on the contract, instead, unfortunably, over, yet, otherwise, Words such as "nevertheless" guide
C. sentences indicating causality are generally guided by "because, since, for, thus, as a result, etc.
2. Occupation and identity questions
features: in most cases, the choices have a fixed format, or there are four different occupations, In other words, the first question examines the main idea of the article, The second question begins to examine several aspects of the dialogue. In each aspect, choose the most important question to examine. In addition, some long dialogues also adhere to an important way of examining the understanding of the passage, In a long conversation, the first sentence after the greeting usually leads to the topic, which is likely to be the topic of the conversation and the basis for answering the theme, topic and scene, The correct answer is often the reappearance of the core words, synonyms, or natural inferences derived from the words.
2. Details --- choose what you hear
the difference between short dialogues and short dialogues is that the general principle used in short dialogues is to choose nothing you hear, while long dialogues are just the opposite, focusing on questions and answers with practical significance, Especially in special questions
3. Lock the answers according to the core words at the end, Therefore, the key to answer the question is to lock the core words at the end of the question, The reason of plan delay or change is often the focus of the examination
2. Course selection scenario
problem solving idea: students feel that the course is too difficult and the load is too heavy
3. Make-up scenario
problem solving idea: the characters in the scenario are usually made-up lessons between students. In the process of making-up lessons, one side will have some problems, But the other side will give clarification one by one.
4. Thesis scene
problem solving ideas: the characters in the scene are usually discussed between the professor and the students, or between the students. The title of the thesis is difficult to determine, the information is too difficult to find, the topic is too partial, the information can not be found, the topic is too large, the information to find is too much, too miscellaneous.
5. Sports scene
problem solving ideas: the purpose is not to compete, but to have fun, Some sports, such as cycling, often exist in the form of team, club or association
6. Renting scenes
solution: students generally tend to look for houses with low prices, so the conditions of houses are generally poor. Some problems often appear, because houses are tense, The process of renting a house is often not easy
7. Dining scenes
problem solving ideas: in the process of eating, they often complain and get compensation when they encounter too long waiting time, unsatisfactory food, etc.
8. Work related
problem solving ideas: candidates introce their own situation, such as ecational background, specialty, etc., and employees generally introce the nature of the work, Salary and commuting time
9. Interview and discussion type
problem solving ideas: the interviewee is successful in one or more aspects, and the interviewee asks questions about one aspect of his achievement. The interviewee talks about his experience and proposes future plans, etc.
exam taking skills: pay attention to repetitive words, and they usually give you some clues, It will also help you to recall the names you have heard in the title, pay attention to the differences in various options, pay attention to some different names, places, and different verbs
5: proposition research
method: pay attention to listening to the beginning of the passage. Because CET-4 likes to put the center at the beginning of the passage, When there are sentences with causal conjunctions (such as because, so, e to, etc.) and inflection conjunctions (such as but, hover, though, etc.), we should pay special attention to these places, which are often the test points.
grasp the number time
1, The number time in the article must be the key point of the test
2. When there are more than two number times in the article, the sentence must contain the answer
3. The location of number time includes two forms: the location of the year and the location of the past and the present.
4, The answer must be nearby.
note: what does the speaker most concerned about< Methods: the first time: read the full text aloud, fill in the blanks without pause, mainly listening, with the help of text materials to understand and grasp the whole content and context,: by the way, fill in certain words, Take some notes.
the second time: try to remember the meaning groups of the sentences you hear, and write them down quickly.
the third time: focus on making up for the parts you hear clearly, and check for errors. Write complete sentences instead of single words or phrases.
note: 1, You should try to understand the meaning of the sentence, write down the main points and key words, and then try to express them in your own words. The key words are notional words, such as nouns, verbs, adjectives, The answer is usually: sounds great, sounds a lot of fun, but...
3. The last word plays a great interference role in solving the problem, so we should be more careful when answering the question
there are four common types of listening questions
1. Theme questions
for example: what is the best title for this passage
methods: listen to the beginning of the passage and the same words or the same kind of words that appear repeatedly in the passage, because the options containing these words can better reflect the central idea, which is usually the correct answer
2. Details of facts
the details include: specific time, place, main characters or events, various numbers, etc
methods: we should be especially sensitive to the time and number, and pay special attention to the sentences guided by causal conjunctions (because, so, e to, etc.) and inflection conjunctions (such as but, hover, though, etc.)< In general, the word not is stressed< For example: what does the speaker most concerned about
method: it should be noted that the same thing as the content of the passage is not inference, but inference must be based on the point of view of the passage rather than on one's own point of view< There are three to four questions after each long conversation.
Part Two: three essays.
Part Three: compound dictation.
method: when you collect answer sheet one and the last audition time between 9:55 and 10:00, you can preview the listening part options and make full use of this time to scan the passage part options, It's still enough time to see the four options of the first question of the dialogue six seconds before the broadcast.
note: there is no instruction before the three sections of the listening test. Play the topic directly.
section a long dialogue: the focus is generally on the answers of the questions and answers. Usually, the order of the questions is the same as that of the article.
section B short passage: grasp the beginning and end of the article, The information of time, number, place, reason and inflection sentences are easy to find.
section C focuses on listening, supplemented by memorizing. When you encounter some articles and auxiliary verbs, you can omit them first. For example, when you encounter some long phrases, you can write down the first letter of each word first, or only the first three letters of a long word.
ten scenes of listening test: learning, weather, Hospital, work, rent, entertainment, restaurant, course selection, thesis, library scene.
quick reading
method: skim first, in order to quickly understand the main idea of the article. First look at the title, then read the first paragraph, grasp the main idea, After browsing the first and last sentences of other paragraphs, read the last paragraph and then search for some specific information.
note: 1. If there is no subtitle, you need to quickly browse the first sentence and the last sentence of the first paragraph, And the first sentence of each paragraph to understand the main content of the article.
2. Proposition points include: time, person, place, causality, comparative relationship, conditional relationship, purpose, way, etc.
3. Words or phrases of time relationship: mean while, prior to, etc.
words or phrases of purpose relationship: so as to, etc.
words or phrases of way, conditional relationship: through, To be like, contrast to, by contrast, and to be like, result from, be re
3. Take your ID card to the operator to apply for the mobile phone number again, and print a detailed list of call records in the business hall
4. Understanding media culture
insulates the well off from the poor, and is utilized increasingly by private as opposed to public interests Schiller maintains that while America has declined in terms of its overall position within the world economy, it has maintained its economy over the globe's culture, Since the 1980s, culture everywhere has become increasingly American and pentrated by economic reason, The increasing integration of media procts into the global market, and the rapid deregulation of public cultures have promoted worldwide processes of Americanization.
the increasing integration of media procts into the global market, and the rapid deregulation of public cultures have promoted worldwide processes of Americanization, As well as the rapid development of deregulation of mass culture also promotes the worldwide process of Americanization< br />This has been achieved thorough the direct promotion of American procts, And the local of American television styles and formats.
this result is attributed to the direct promotion of American procts and the local imitation of the style and form of American TV programs.
just as American capital was able to margin optional structures at home, So with the running down of public cultures across it has been able to penetrate into new markets.
just as American capitalism can be marginalized and opposed at home, the decline of foreign popular culture can also penetrate into new markets
commercially driven media, which are the main carriers of American procts, are currently
overrunning a passive world.
using commercialization to drive media is the main carrier of American procts, which are flooding in a passive world
significantly it is the global economy rather than the nation state which is the new mechanism of governance, In the face of networks of global capital, the nation is structuring to maintain its cultural autonomy and preserve the distinctive of internally constructed social identities, This nation is striving to maintain its cultural autonomy and protect the distinctiveness of its internal social identity
indivial the development of global communications has been driven less by indivial states
than by the world's rich and powerful seeking to cordon themselves off from the
poor
in this reading, again mirroring developments within American society, the global's healthy consumers will come to the targets of acquisition strategies, then expressing questions concerning deep global qualities that will inevitably be avoided by excessively capitalist controlled media structures.
in this article, Once again, it reflects the internal development of American society, and the global rich consumers will become the target of the cumulative strategy. Therefore, the suppression of deepening global inequality will inevitably be ignored by the capitalists who control the media structure<
a world dominated less by the governance of the nation, and more by the commercial
influences of global capitalism will foster a social environment where a few promoter and many are marginalized, It will create a social environment with only some prosperity and more marginalization
Schiller then would need to argue that many of the Internet's most radical enthusiasms ignore the way that the new media is integrated into a global capitalist economy.
Schiller will then need to prove that most of the radical enthusiasts on the internet ignore the way new media integrates into a global capitalist economy
for instance, Julian stallabrass (1996) arguments that the super information highway and cyberspace will not offer a utopian domain of free communication, but the perfect market place, able to operate through space and time at the flick of a switch.
for example, Julian stallabrass (1996) argued that the information superhighway and cyberspace would not provide an idealized instry (Utopian instry) for free communication, but the complete market could operate through time and space with the touch of a switch
those who are currently excited about the future possibilities of the net are failing to ask who will control the information, to whom it will be made available and in whom interests it is like to be run, And on whose behalf it will operate< The answers to these questions can be traced back to the needs of global capital.
for instance, so called virtual communities are places built on iron and play, unlike real communities which are places of observation and responsibility, The so-called virtual community is a place built on satire and play, unlike a real community, which is full of obligations and responsibilities
insulates the well off from the poor, and is utilized increasingly by private as opposed to public interests Schiller maintains that while America has declined in terms of its overall position within the world economy, it has maintained its economy over the globe's culture, Since the 1980s, culture everywhere has become increasingly American and pentrated by economic reason, The increasing integration of media procts into the global market, and the rapid deregulation of public cultures have promoted worldwide processes of Americanization.
the increasing integration of media procts into the global market, and the rapid deregulation of public cultures have promoted worldwide processes of Americanization, As well as the rapid development of deregulation of mass culture also promotes the worldwide process of Americanization< br />This has been achieved thorough the direct promotion of American procts, And the local of American television styles and formats.
this result is attributed to the direct promotion of American procts and the local imitation of the style and form of American TV programs.
just as American capital was able to margin optional structures at home, So with the running down of public cultures across it has been able to penetrate into new markets.
just as American capitalism can be marginalized and opposed at home, the decline of foreign popular culture can also penetrate into new markets
commercially driven media, which are the main carriers of American procts, are currently
overrunning a passive world.
using commercialization to drive media is the main carrier of American procts, which are flooding in a passive world
significantly it is the global economy rather than the nation state which is the new mechanism of governance, In the face of networks of global capital, the nation is structuring to maintain its cultural autonomy and preserve the distinctive of internally constructed social identities, This nation is striving to maintain its cultural autonomy and protect the distinctiveness of its internal social identity
indivial the development of global communications has been driven less by indivial states
than by the world's rich and powerful seeking to cordon themselves off from the
poor
in this reading, again mirroring developments within American society, the global's healthy consumers will come to the targets of acquisition strategies, then expressing questions concerning deep global qualities that will inevitably be avoided by excessively capitalist controlled media structures.
in this article, Once again, it reflects the internal development of American society, and the global rich consumers will become the target of the cumulative strategy. Therefore, the suppression of deepening global inequality will inevitably be ignored by the capitalists who control the media structure<
a world dominated less by the governance of the nation, and more by the commercial
influences of global capitalism will foster a social environment where a few promoter and many are marginalized, It will create a social environment with only some prosperity and more marginalization
Schiller then would need to argue that many of the Internet's most radical enthusiasms ignore the way that the new media is integrated into a global capitalist economy.
Schiller will then need to prove that most of the radical enthusiasts on the internet ignore the way new media integrates into a global capitalist economy
for instance, Julian stallabrass (1996) arguments that the super information highway and cyberspace will not offer a utopian domain of free communication, but the perfect market place, able to operate through space and time at the flick of a switch.
for example, Julian stallabrass (1996) argued that the information superhighway and cyberspace would not provide an idealized instry (Utopian instry) for free communication, but the complete market could operate through time and space with the touch of a switch
those who are currently excited about the future possibilities of the net are failing to ask who will control the information, to whom it will be made available and in whom interests it is like to be run, And on whose behalf it will operate< The answers to these questions can be traced back to the needs of global capital.
for instance, so called virtual communities are places built on iron and play, unlike real communities which are places of observation and responsibility, The so-called virtual community is a place built on satire and play, unlike a real community, which is full of obligations and responsibilities
5. Introction:
1. Identify public policy issues. Explain the problem. Determine the level and form of government action (Figure 1b uses the work)< br />2 This is a historical issue of public policy. When did it start and why did it start to be a problem Using working diagram 2)
3. Identified "key players." Make sure you include all the main characters. Your project must include at least 2, 2 votes against the policy of player to player. These can be indivials, groups, institutions or organizations. Each centre will have a position on this issue. There may be different levels and different types of players (i.e. local, state and national)
is it their private or public interest Working diagram 3a) please make sure you keep balance and objectively introce all aspects of this story. Don't be partial. Why do the players have the opinion A farmer will pay a corn tax because he / she will lose money and senators want corn tax B
in order to take care of this, they will invest more money.) This paper describes the public policy issues and some parameters of several reasons for public policy issues Working diagram 3b) explains the affirmation and each parameter behind the film. Make sure there is at least a cultural identity for each player. Explain what factors affect each player's views on public policy issues One of the reasons Roman Catholics are against abortion is that they believe in themselves Working drawing 3C) and
4. At present, the economic impact of this public policy issue is increasing. The question of determining at least one long-term and one short-term economic impact involves. What are the charges? Who pays the cost? Who receives the payment? Who benefits Short term: charges rise to Roy from badavia. In the long run: alternative routes other than expressways.) Working diagram 4)
5. Several solutions or compromises are discussed to solve this public policy problem. What are the possible options? What are the advantages and disadvantages? Consider cost, enforcement, legal restrictions, civil rights, etc. (working chart 5)
conclusion:
6. Make sure you feel like the best solution or alternative to the problem
explain your choice and why you think it's the best choice. Why is your choice better than others? File:
APA file is required to exit the project (refer to APA style). The project requires
comment reference pages and text (parenthesis) documentation< br />8 Appendix A: survey< br /> Investigation must be objective (unbiased) 7-10 appropriate questions< br /> The final survey results must be managed by copies (initialed teachers) in the survey. The lecturer will arrange to the survey form< br /> The answers to each question must be provided with surveys and designs that allow them to be measurable (i.e., yes, no, no comments)< br /> Survey samples must be identified and represented (equitably) by male / female and appropriate age groups for thematic studies< br /> The sample must include at least 30 participants< br /> The survey results must be listed. Tabulation results should be compiled and plotted. A brief explanation explains that the results of each issue must be written in meaning< br /> The survey should be attached as Appendix A and your project should include:
1. The statement identifies the purpose and target of the survey and sample description
2. A statement, description and explanation, including the meaning of the result column for each problem's graphical representation
3. Reflection statement evaluation, which provides a piece of information for the research, and points out the limitations of the research< br />9 Appendix B: interview< br /> In an interview, he said that there must be at least four objective (unbiased) questions< br /> The instructor, in the actual interview, must approve all questions< br /> The interviewee must have important information for your public policy issues project< br /> The written interview points out that the interview time must be taken< br /> A thank you letter must be sent after the interview< br /> The interview should be as Appendix B and your project should include:
1. The statement defines the purpose of the interview and the interview description of the person
2. A list of all questions required
3. A statement stating and explaining the importance of the information obtained for each question, asking how the information obtained provides you with information about public policy issues
4. A of your thank you letter< br />
10 Appendix C: Exhibition demonstration
all students will submit evidence of their participation in community service for at least 4 hours (real life experience will be completed and distributed separately). Possible opportunities will include participation in October "which can proce different festivals." Using community service / attendance verification form) should be completed in participating journals.
1. Identify public policy issues. Explain the problem. Determine the level and form of government action (Figure 1b uses the work)< br />2 This is a historical issue of public policy. When did it start and why did it start to be a problem Using working diagram 2)
3. Identified "key players." Make sure you include all the main characters. Your project must include at least 2, 2 votes against the policy of player to player. These can be indivials, groups, institutions or organizations. Each centre will have a position on this issue. There may be different levels and different types of players (i.e. local, state and national)
is it their private or public interest Working diagram 3a) please make sure you keep balance and objectively introce all aspects of this story. Don't be partial. Why do the players have the opinion A farmer will pay a corn tax because he / she will lose money and senators want corn tax B
in order to take care of this, they will invest more money.) This paper describes the public policy issues and some parameters of several reasons for public policy issues Working diagram 3b) explains the affirmation and each parameter behind the film. Make sure there is at least a cultural identity for each player. Explain what factors affect each player's views on public policy issues One of the reasons Roman Catholics are against abortion is that they believe in themselves Working drawing 3C) and
4. At present, the economic impact of this public policy issue is increasing. The question of determining at least one long-term and one short-term economic impact involves. What are the charges? Who pays the cost? Who receives the payment? Who benefits Short term: charges rise to Roy from badavia. In the long run: alternative routes other than expressways.) Working diagram 4)
5. Several solutions or compromises are discussed to solve this public policy problem. What are the possible options? What are the advantages and disadvantages? Consider cost, enforcement, legal restrictions, civil rights, etc. (working chart 5)
conclusion:
6. Make sure you feel like the best solution or alternative to the problem
explain your choice and why you think it's the best choice. Why is your choice better than others? File:
APA file is required to exit the project (refer to APA style). The project requires
comment reference pages and text (parenthesis) documentation< br />8 Appendix A: survey< br /> Investigation must be objective (unbiased) 7-10 appropriate questions< br /> The final survey results must be managed by copies (initialed teachers) in the survey. The lecturer will arrange to the survey form< br /> The answers to each question must be provided with surveys and designs that allow them to be measurable (i.e., yes, no, no comments)< br /> Survey samples must be identified and represented (equitably) by male / female and appropriate age groups for thematic studies< br /> The sample must include at least 30 participants< br /> The survey results must be listed. Tabulation results should be compiled and plotted. A brief explanation explains that the results of each issue must be written in meaning< br /> The survey should be attached as Appendix A and your project should include:
1. The statement identifies the purpose and target of the survey and sample description
2. A statement, description and explanation, including the meaning of the result column for each problem's graphical representation
3. Reflection statement evaluation, which provides a piece of information for the research, and points out the limitations of the research< br />9 Appendix B: interview< br /> In an interview, he said that there must be at least four objective (unbiased) questions< br /> The instructor, in the actual interview, must approve all questions< br /> The interviewee must have important information for your public policy issues project< br /> The written interview points out that the interview time must be taken< br /> A thank you letter must be sent after the interview< br /> The interview should be as Appendix B and your project should include:
1. The statement defines the purpose of the interview and the interview description of the person
2. A list of all questions required
3. A statement stating and explaining the importance of the information obtained for each question, asking how the information obtained provides you with information about public policy issues
4. A of your thank you letter< br />
10 Appendix C: Exhibition demonstration
all students will submit evidence of their participation in community service for at least 4 hours (real life experience will be completed and distributed separately). Possible opportunities will include participation in October "which can proce different festivals." Using community service / attendance verification form) should be completed in participating journals.
6. There are 30 psychological films worth watching, including horror, suspense and horror
Blue Velvet (1986)
director: David Lynch
Starring: Kyle mclarland, Isabella Rossellini, Dennis Hooper and Laura Dunn
highlights: it successfully combines the elements of black film and Surrealism, It can be seen as a psychosexual film. The camera language of the film seems to be plain, and it contains infinite implied meaning. It echoes the beginning and the end, which makes people aftertaste and shows various scenes of sexual psychology distortion. Bright and dark, normal and abnormal, beauty and evil desire
spellbound (1945)
director: Alfred Hitchcock
Starring: Ingrid Bergman, Gregory Peck, Ronda Fleming, Alfred Hitchcock
highlights: Freud's psychoanalysis theory is involved in the film, Telling a thrilling story about psychoanalysis is one of the first psychoanalysis themed films in film history. Dream analysis, amnesia and forced generalization. Classics in psychoanalysis< A clockwork orange ()
director: Stanley Kubrick
Starring: Malcolm McDowell
highlights: adapted from the novel of the same name by British writer Anthony Burgess, conditioning, aversion therapy, behaviorism classic< Rain Man (1988)
director: Barry Levinson
Starring: Dustin Hoffman, Tom Cruise, Autism (commonly known as autism) high functional autism
the silence of the Lambs (1991)
director: Jonathan Demi
Starring: Judy foster, Anthony Hopkins
highlights: adapted from the novel of the same name by the famous novelist Harris Tomas, It is a classic work that deeply reflects the problem of American social crime since 1990s. It ingeniously combines horror films with detective films. Abnormal's psychology, subconsciousness, personality analysis. Abnormal psychology, heterosexualism, cannibalism
instinct (1992)
director: Dutch director Paul van Hoven
Starring: Michael Douglas, Sharon Stone
highlights: through the description of the detection process of a homicide case, sex and violence are attributed to human basic instinct. Freud
primal fear (1996)
director: Gregory Hobert
Starring: Richard Kiel, Laura Linny
point of view: it's about a terrible murder that shocked the whole city in Chicago. Rosen, the bishop of a local church, was murdered and mysterious figures were engraved. Police arrested Allen, suspect of blood stained. Martin, as Allen's defense lawyer, has a fight with his ex girlfriend, prosecutor Janet
key words: psychologist in court, professional qualification, criminal disguise, multiple personality. Typical representative work of criminal psychology
Picnic (1996)
director: Junji Iwai
Starring: zhuona Chara, Ta Asano
what to watch: the film does not show too much hysteria of mental illness, but the simplicity and loveliness of these patients, which shows the cruelty of reality and the fragility of life. Junji Iwai's top work<
Le huitleme jour (1996)
director: Jacques von DOmel
Starring: Daniel Otto, Pascal Duquenne, Joe de Barker, Oliver Gulmai
what to watch: the French film "the eighth day", full of idyllic scenery, a scene that can't find happiness The unexpected encounter between a lonely middle-aged man and a mentally retarded boy who makes you happy triggers the kind of thinking that makes you want to find your innocence and happiness
key words: Down syndrome<
the game (1997)
director: David finch
Starring: Michael Douglas
highlights: Healing psychological trauma through psychological games. Personality / character test, application, scenario design
Good Will Hunting (1997)
director: Gus Van Sant
Starring: Robin Williams, Matt Damon
point of view: the main plot depicts a cynical young will, through emotional interaction with the psychologist Sean, graally exposing himself to knowledge inquiry, interpersonal interaction, interpersonal interaction, emotional interaction Through the psychological process of love exploration, life belief and family injury, we can get out of the shadow of childhood abuse and try to establish close and trust relationship with others
key words: psychological counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy + visitor center. Psychoanalysis Freud<
Lolita (1962)
director: Kubrick, the movie geek
Starring: James Mason, Shelley Winters, Sue Lane
highlights: adapted from Lolita, Psychosexual perversion
the messenger: the story of Joan of arc (1999)
director: Luc Besson
Starring: Mila Jovovich, John Malkovich
highlights: Schizophrenia
the sixth sense (1999)
director: M. Knight shamaland
Starring: Bruce Willis, Haley Jo Osmond, Toni Colette
the story tells the story of a nine-year-old boy, Cole, who claims to be able to see the dead. His psychiatrist was shot by a failed patient a year ago, so he vowed to do his best to help the boy. Child psychology<
Fight Club (1999)
directed by David finch
starring Brad Pitt, Edward Norton and Helena Bonham Carter
highlights: did, identity disorder, multiple personality<
memento (2000)
director: Christopher Nolan
Starring: guy Pierce, Kelly Anne Moss, Joe pantoriano, mark Boone, Jr.
point of view: one of the reasons for the great success of this subject is that it adds a lot of complex problems that you need to think about
key words: short term memory failure, hippocampal damage<
the beach (2000)
director: Denny Bauer
Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio, virgini radoyan
key words: greed of false human nature, is a complete psychological experiment<
Das experiment (2009)
directed by Paul shuerling
starring Adrian Brodie and Forrest Whitaker
highlights: a controversial film, starting with a shocking experiment. The adaptation is based on the Stanford Prison Experiment by American psychologist Professor Zimbardo in 1971
key words: obedience psychology, classic social psychology experiment
Lars and the real girl (2007)
director: Craig grispey
Starring: Ryan Gosling, Patricia Clarkson, Emily Mortimer
point of view: This is a lonely TV drama director's work of asking the way to enter the film world. The film focuses on an inflatable doll. It seems to make people fantasize. A beautiful mind (2001)
director: Ron Howard
Starring: Russell Crowe, Russell, Crowe, Jennifer Connery, Jennifer Connelly
highlights: the film is about a mathematician John Forbes Nash who is suffering from schizophrenia but has devoted himself to the field of game theory and differential geometry and won the Nobel Prize in economics. The biography was written by Sylvia Nasar and published in 1998. Delusional schizophrenia, and love play a decisive role in the treatment of fine points<
piano teacher La Pianist (2001)
directed by Michael harneck
starring Isabel huppel and bernoulla majeme
highlights: the most outstanding psychosexual film masterpiece after blue velvet<
American Psycho (2000)
director: Mary Harlan
Starring: Christian bell and Justin selocks
highlights: through symbolic fables, the film implies that the Wall Street tycoons are blood sucking ghosts who extract people's blood and sweat, To criticize the money worship in the Reagan era
key words: double personality schizophrenia
Inner Senses (2002)
director: Luo Zhiliang
Starring: Zhang Guorong and Lin Jiaxin
highlights: schizophrenia
insomnia
director: Eric skobiyog
Starring: Al Pacino, Robin Williams, Hilary Swank
highlights: it's mainly about will dormer (Al Pacino) and his partner HAP Eckhart (Martin Donovan) coming to Alaska, a small town far from Los Angeles where the sun never sets, Investigation into the death of a 17-year-old girl who was beaten alive<
key words: severe insomnia
gothika
Starring: Halle Berry, Robert Downey Jr.
highlights: criminal psychology, amnesia<
Matchstick Men (2003)
directed by Drey Scott
starring Nicholas Cage, Sam Rockwell and Alison Loman
highlights: adapted from Eric Garcia's novel matchman, cleanliness and compulsive personality<
identity (2003)
directed by James Mangold
starring John Cusack, ray Lyotard and Amanda Pitt. The plot structure of the film is rigorous, and the plot is completed at one go. The ending part is unexpected. It has the separation of identity recognition disorder, formerly known as MPD, and multiple personality disorders. Did identity disorder multiple personality
Thumbsucker (2005)
director: Mike mills
Starring: Lou Tyler Pucci, Tilda Swinton
point of view: normal does not exist, the beauty of defects is humanized and lovely. ADHD Ritalin, attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder
elephant (2003)
director: Gus Van Sant
Starring: Alex frost, Eric Dylan, John Robinson, iris McConnell and tims bertram, Let us see in this film how blind and ignorant any rationality, whether it is the power discourse of ideology or pure theory / discourse dection, is in the jungle of phenomena
Secret Window (2004)
Starring: Johnny Depp
highlights: did, multiple personality
Blue Velvet (1986)
director: David Lynch
Starring: Kyle mclarland, Isabella Rossellini, Dennis Hooper and Laura Dunn
highlights: it successfully combines the elements of black film and Surrealism, It can be seen as a psychosexual film. The camera language of the film seems to be plain, and it contains infinite implied meaning. It echoes the beginning and the end, which makes people aftertaste and shows various scenes of sexual psychology distortion. Bright and dark, normal and abnormal, beauty and evil desire
spellbound (1945)
director: Alfred Hitchcock
Starring: Ingrid Bergman, Gregory Peck, Ronda Fleming, Alfred Hitchcock
highlights: Freud's psychoanalysis theory is involved in the film, Telling a thrilling story about psychoanalysis is one of the first psychoanalysis themed films in film history. Dream analysis, amnesia and forced generalization. Classics in psychoanalysis< A clockwork orange ()
director: Stanley Kubrick
Starring: Malcolm McDowell
highlights: adapted from the novel of the same name by British writer Anthony Burgess, conditioning, aversion therapy, behaviorism classic< Rain Man (1988)
director: Barry Levinson
Starring: Dustin Hoffman, Tom Cruise, Autism (commonly known as autism) high functional autism
the silence of the Lambs (1991)
director: Jonathan Demi
Starring: Judy foster, Anthony Hopkins
highlights: adapted from the novel of the same name by the famous novelist Harris Tomas, It is a classic work that deeply reflects the problem of American social crime since 1990s. It ingeniously combines horror films with detective films. Abnormal's psychology, subconsciousness, personality analysis. Abnormal psychology, heterosexualism, cannibalism
instinct (1992)
director: Dutch director Paul van Hoven
Starring: Michael Douglas, Sharon Stone
highlights: through the description of the detection process of a homicide case, sex and violence are attributed to human basic instinct. Freud
primal fear (1996)
director: Gregory Hobert
Starring: Richard Kiel, Laura Linny
point of view: it's about a terrible murder that shocked the whole city in Chicago. Rosen, the bishop of a local church, was murdered and mysterious figures were engraved. Police arrested Allen, suspect of blood stained. Martin, as Allen's defense lawyer, has a fight with his ex girlfriend, prosecutor Janet
key words: psychologist in court, professional qualification, criminal disguise, multiple personality. Typical representative work of criminal psychology
Picnic (1996)
director: Junji Iwai
Starring: zhuona Chara, Ta Asano
what to watch: the film does not show too much hysteria of mental illness, but the simplicity and loveliness of these patients, which shows the cruelty of reality and the fragility of life. Junji Iwai's top work<
Le huitleme jour (1996)
director: Jacques von DOmel
Starring: Daniel Otto, Pascal Duquenne, Joe de Barker, Oliver Gulmai
what to watch: the French film "the eighth day", full of idyllic scenery, a scene that can't find happiness The unexpected encounter between a lonely middle-aged man and a mentally retarded boy who makes you happy triggers the kind of thinking that makes you want to find your innocence and happiness
key words: Down syndrome<
the game (1997)
director: David finch
Starring: Michael Douglas
highlights: Healing psychological trauma through psychological games. Personality / character test, application, scenario design
Good Will Hunting (1997)
director: Gus Van Sant
Starring: Robin Williams, Matt Damon
point of view: the main plot depicts a cynical young will, through emotional interaction with the psychologist Sean, graally exposing himself to knowledge inquiry, interpersonal interaction, interpersonal interaction, emotional interaction Through the psychological process of love exploration, life belief and family injury, we can get out of the shadow of childhood abuse and try to establish close and trust relationship with others
key words: psychological counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy + visitor center. Psychoanalysis Freud<
Lolita (1962)
director: Kubrick, the movie geek
Starring: James Mason, Shelley Winters, Sue Lane
highlights: adapted from Lolita, Psychosexual perversion
the messenger: the story of Joan of arc (1999)
director: Luc Besson
Starring: Mila Jovovich, John Malkovich
highlights: Schizophrenia
the sixth sense (1999)
director: M. Knight shamaland
Starring: Bruce Willis, Haley Jo Osmond, Toni Colette
the story tells the story of a nine-year-old boy, Cole, who claims to be able to see the dead. His psychiatrist was shot by a failed patient a year ago, so he vowed to do his best to help the boy. Child psychology<
Fight Club (1999)
directed by David finch
starring Brad Pitt, Edward Norton and Helena Bonham Carter
highlights: did, identity disorder, multiple personality<
memento (2000)
director: Christopher Nolan
Starring: guy Pierce, Kelly Anne Moss, Joe pantoriano, mark Boone, Jr.
point of view: one of the reasons for the great success of this subject is that it adds a lot of complex problems that you need to think about
key words: short term memory failure, hippocampal damage<
the beach (2000)
director: Denny Bauer
Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio, virgini radoyan
key words: greed of false human nature, is a complete psychological experiment<
Das experiment (2009)
directed by Paul shuerling
starring Adrian Brodie and Forrest Whitaker
highlights: a controversial film, starting with a shocking experiment. The adaptation is based on the Stanford Prison Experiment by American psychologist Professor Zimbardo in 1971
key words: obedience psychology, classic social psychology experiment
Lars and the real girl (2007)
director: Craig grispey
Starring: Ryan Gosling, Patricia Clarkson, Emily Mortimer
point of view: This is a lonely TV drama director's work of asking the way to enter the film world. The film focuses on an inflatable doll. It seems to make people fantasize. A beautiful mind (2001)
director: Ron Howard
Starring: Russell Crowe, Russell, Crowe, Jennifer Connery, Jennifer Connelly
highlights: the film is about a mathematician John Forbes Nash who is suffering from schizophrenia but has devoted himself to the field of game theory and differential geometry and won the Nobel Prize in economics. The biography was written by Sylvia Nasar and published in 1998. Delusional schizophrenia, and love play a decisive role in the treatment of fine points<
piano teacher La Pianist (2001)
directed by Michael harneck
starring Isabel huppel and bernoulla majeme
highlights: the most outstanding psychosexual film masterpiece after blue velvet<
American Psycho (2000)
director: Mary Harlan
Starring: Christian bell and Justin selocks
highlights: through symbolic fables, the film implies that the Wall Street tycoons are blood sucking ghosts who extract people's blood and sweat, To criticize the money worship in the Reagan era
key words: double personality schizophrenia
Inner Senses (2002)
director: Luo Zhiliang
Starring: Zhang Guorong and Lin Jiaxin
highlights: schizophrenia
insomnia
director: Eric skobiyog
Starring: Al Pacino, Robin Williams, Hilary Swank
highlights: it's mainly about will dormer (Al Pacino) and his partner HAP Eckhart (Martin Donovan) coming to Alaska, a small town far from Los Angeles where the sun never sets, Investigation into the death of a 17-year-old girl who was beaten alive<
key words: severe insomnia
gothika
Starring: Halle Berry, Robert Downey Jr.
highlights: criminal psychology, amnesia<
Matchstick Men (2003)
directed by Drey Scott
starring Nicholas Cage, Sam Rockwell and Alison Loman
highlights: adapted from Eric Garcia's novel matchman, cleanliness and compulsive personality<
identity (2003)
directed by James Mangold
starring John Cusack, ray Lyotard and Amanda Pitt. The plot structure of the film is rigorous, and the plot is completed at one go. The ending part is unexpected. It has the separation of identity recognition disorder, formerly known as MPD, and multiple personality disorders. Did identity disorder multiple personality
Thumbsucker (2005)
director: Mike mills
Starring: Lou Tyler Pucci, Tilda Swinton
point of view: normal does not exist, the beauty of defects is humanized and lovely. ADHD Ritalin, attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder
elephant (2003)
director: Gus Van Sant
Starring: Alex frost, Eric Dylan, John Robinson, iris McConnell and tims bertram, Let us see in this film how blind and ignorant any rationality, whether it is the power discourse of ideology or pure theory / discourse dection, is in the jungle of phenomena
Secret Window (2004)
Starring: Johnny Depp
highlights: did, multiple personality
7. Students, I can say that listening is good. I don't think many listening masters can understand the meaning of every game. In fact, many listening masters can't understand many sentences, or even misinterpret the meaning of sentences. But you should remember that the sentences that you can't hear are not sentences related to the problem. Please believe this. In addition to indivial details, you need to exercise your ability in practice, Most of the time, listening depends on the pronunciation and intonation of the full text. The best way to practice listening is to practice oral English. I personally think reciting is the only way to improve English in an all-round way. Of course, it is also suitable for listening.
Hot content