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5. In 1992, Louisiana offered a tax credit to film production companies to shoot their productions in the state. Since then, many states began to provide tax incentives to entice film and television companies to move their productions out of California and New York. You want to find out the economic impacts of state motion picture incentive programs. a) Develop one hypothesis, identify the X and Y variables (and their relationship), and two lurking variables (explain if they are spurious or confounding variables). b) Pick a research design and explain how do you collect and analyze the data. c) Identify the level of measurements for your X, Y and lurking variables. d) Identify two possible threats to the internal validity of your research design and explain how effectively your design may handle these threats..
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RobertA) Is there any value left in the big-screen movie experi.docx
Robert:
A) Is there any value left in the big-screen movie experience?
If you measure value by the ticket sales and what the movie grosses in theatres, then yes, there is still value left in the big screen movie experience. Box office hits continue to challenge movies of the past in what they gross in ticket sales (IMDb, 2016). If you measure value by the nostalgia of leaving the house; ordering your popcorn, soda, and maybe sneaking in a personal beverage of your own and then sharing the movie with strangers in a semi comfortable chair, that is all in the eye of the beholder. I appreciate on the rare occasion of escaping on a date night and enjoying the big screen movie experience.
B) Will online streaming video overtake the other motion-medias? Why or why not?
Online streaming has the potential to overtake other motion media. According to a survey from a consulting firm Deloitte, 56% of those surveyed now stream movies on a monthly basis. 72% of Millennials surveyed cited “streaming video as one of the most valuable services versus 58% who said the same for pay TV” (Spangler, 2015).
C) How can broadcast television change to remain competitive and can you cite any examples of programming changes that they have made to do so already? How does "free content" in television play into this?
With media experiencing a shift to using internet as a platform of the future, television network need to engage with the internet at a medium. Currently networks are already shifting to using the internet and streaming to reach its audience (Pisharody, 2013). A example would be the online and live streaming coverage of the 2016 Olympics in Rio by NBC.
D) After reading "21st Century Commuication: A Reference Handbook: Chapter 96: Radio and Television Programming," explain how cable TV was instrumental in leading to greater demassification (look it up if you don't know what it means) of media content.
In the 1980’s cable TV was able to broadcast a wide range of channels through use of satellites for programs like HBO, ESPN, Showtime, CNN, etc…Cable TV was also instrumental in changing media content by allowing programming directors to target niche audiences with multiple channels, versus having to target a wide range of views as broadcast networks had to do. This led to the FCC abolishing the fin-syn and allowing broadcast network to producing their own programing. (Gross, 2009)
Bibliography
Gross, L. S. (2009). Radio and Television Programming. In W. F. Eadie (Ed.), 21st Century Communication: A Reference Handbook (pp. 868-876). Thousand Oaks: SAGE Publications, Inc. doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781412964005.n96
IMDb. (2016, September 7). All Time Box Office. Retrieved from Box Office Mojo: http://www.boxofficemojo.com/alltime/domestic.htm
Pisharody, A. (2013, May). The Future of Television: Will broadcast and cable television networks survive the emergence of online streaming? New York: Leonard N. Stern School of Business. Retrieved from http://www.stern.ny ...
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A media consulting company installs software on the set-top boxes of 100,000 U.S. cable TV
customers; every ten seconds, the software records what channel is being viewed. These cable
customers have agreed to participate, providing the media company with demographic data, such
as age, gender, and income. Each week, the media company publishes rankings of each cable
channel. I. What is the population? II. What is the sample? III. Is the study observational or
experimental? Justify your answer. IV. What are the variables? V. For each of those variables,
what level of measurement (nominal, ordinal, interval, or ratio) was used to obtain data from
these variables?
Solution
1. All US cable customers 2. 100,000 cable customers participating 3.
Observational. No groups or variables are being manipulated. The researchers are simply
recording what people are doing. 4. Age, Gender, Income, What channel is being watched, and
other demographic variables (unnamed here). 5. Age: ratio Gender: nominal Income: ratio
Channel watched: nominal.
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breeding parents (P) in order to create the F 1 offspring that are double heterozygotes. Question 6
is the second step, crossing two F 1 double heterozygotes to create the F 2 offspring. In Mendel's
experiments, the pod color gene and the seed shape gene were located on different chromosomes
(in other words, they were not linked. They assort independently). Green pods (G) are dominant
over yellow pods ( g ) and tall stems ( T ) are dominant over dwarf stems ( t ) . You are given
two true-breeding plants (homozygous at both genes). In the parental (P) generation, one parent
has green pods and dwarf stems and the second parent has yellow pods and tall stems. Your key:
G is the dominant allele, it stands for what trait? g is the recessive allele, it stands for what trait?
T is the dominant allele, it stands for what trait? t is the recessive allele, it stands for what trait?
Genotype of true breeding Parent 1: Genotype(s) of Parent 1's gametes (also write these above
the columns): Genotype of true breeding Parent 2: Genotype(s) of Parent 2 's gametes (also write
these to the left of the rows): Proportion and phenotype(s) of offspring: 6. Note that questions 5
and 6 are "linked". Question 5 is the first step, crossing two "true breeding" parents ( P ) in order
to create the F 1 offspring that are double heterozygotes. Question 6 is the second step, crossing
two F 1 double heterozygotes to create the F 2 offspring. As in question 5 , the pod color gene
and the seed shape gene were located on different chromosomes (in other words, they were not
linked. They assort independently). Green pods (G) are dominant over yellow pods ( g ) and tall
stems ( T ) are dominant over dwarf stems (f). If you cross an F 1 from question 5 (above) with
another F 1 from question 5 , this is a dihybrid cross. Remember that you are dealing with two
genes. Your key: G is the dominant allele, it stands for what trait? g is the recessive allele, it
stands for what trait? T is the dominant allele, it stands for what trait? t is the recessive allele, it
stands for what trait? Genotype of Parent 1 (who is also the F 1 offspring from question 5):
Genotype(s) of Parent 1's gametes (also write these above the columns): Genotype of Parent 2
(who is also the F 1 offspring from question 5): Genotype(s) of Parent 2 's gametes (also write
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of phenotypes of offspring that we see in a dihybrid cross:.
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RobertA) Is there any value left in the big-screen movie experi.docx
Robert:
A) Is there any value left in the big-screen movie experience?
If you measure value by the ticket sales and what the movie grosses in theatres, then yes, there is still value left in the big screen movie experience. Box office hits continue to challenge movies of the past in what they gross in ticket sales (IMDb, 2016). If you measure value by the nostalgia of leaving the house; ordering your popcorn, soda, and maybe sneaking in a personal beverage of your own and then sharing the movie with strangers in a semi comfortable chair, that is all in the eye of the beholder. I appreciate on the rare occasion of escaping on a date night and enjoying the big screen movie experience.
B) Will online streaming video overtake the other motion-medias? Why or why not?
Online streaming has the potential to overtake other motion media. According to a survey from a consulting firm Deloitte, 56% of those surveyed now stream movies on a monthly basis. 72% of Millennials surveyed cited “streaming video as one of the most valuable services versus 58% who said the same for pay TV” (Spangler, 2015).
C) How can broadcast television change to remain competitive and can you cite any examples of programming changes that they have made to do so already? How does "free content" in television play into this?
With media experiencing a shift to using internet as a platform of the future, television network need to engage with the internet at a medium. Currently networks are already shifting to using the internet and streaming to reach its audience (Pisharody, 2013). A example would be the online and live streaming coverage of the 2016 Olympics in Rio by NBC.
D) After reading "21st Century Commuication: A Reference Handbook: Chapter 96: Radio and Television Programming," explain how cable TV was instrumental in leading to greater demassification (look it up if you don't know what it means) of media content.
In the 1980’s cable TV was able to broadcast a wide range of channels through use of satellites for programs like HBO, ESPN, Showtime, CNN, etc…Cable TV was also instrumental in changing media content by allowing programming directors to target niche audiences with multiple channels, versus having to target a wide range of views as broadcast networks had to do. This led to the FCC abolishing the fin-syn and allowing broadcast network to producing their own programing. (Gross, 2009)
Bibliography
Gross, L. S. (2009). Radio and Television Programming. In W. F. Eadie (Ed.), 21st Century Communication: A Reference Handbook (pp. 868-876). Thousand Oaks: SAGE Publications, Inc. doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781412964005.n96
IMDb. (2016, September 7). All Time Box Office. Retrieved from Box Office Mojo: http://www.boxofficemojo.com/alltime/domestic.htm
Pisharody, A. (2013, May). The Future of Television: Will broadcast and cable television networks survive the emergence of online streaming? New York: Leonard N. Stern School of Business. Retrieved from http://www.stern.ny ...
2. A media consulting company installs software on the set-top box.pdf
2.
A media consulting company installs software on the set-top boxes of 100,000 U.S. cable TV
customers; every ten seconds, the software records what channel is being viewed. These cable
customers have agreed to participate, providing the media company with demographic data, such
as age, gender, and income. Each week, the media company publishes rankings of each cable
channel. I. What is the population? II. What is the sample? III. Is the study observational or
experimental? Justify your answer. IV. What are the variables? V. For each of those variables,
what level of measurement (nominal, ordinal, interval, or ratio) was used to obtain data from
these variables?
Solution
1. All US cable customers 2. 100,000 cable customers participating 3.
Observational. No groups or variables are being manipulated. The researchers are simply
recording what people are doing. 4. Age, Gender, Income, What channel is being watched, and
other demographic variables (unnamed here). 5. Age: ratio Gender: nominal Income: ratio
Channel watched: nominal.
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energy? Give an example of a facilitated transporter. 6. How would a cell move each of the
following molecules across its membrane: a molecule of O 2 , a K + ion and a glucose molecule
without using ATP? What direction would they move? What would be required to move each? 7.
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directions can secondary active transport move? What specific names do we give each
directional secondary transport? Give an example of each type of active transport. 8. What does
it mean to say a membrane channel is selective? What does it mean when we say a membrane
channel is gated? Describe two different types of membrane gated channels and explain why we
do not always want them open. 9. How do enzymes increase the rate of biological reactions?
Why are enzymes needed? What do we mean by allosteric and covalent enzyme modification
when referring to an enzyme's activity? Give a complete description of each type of regulation
and an example. What is saturation?.
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5. Solve the questions below using either a permutation or a combination. 5.1 How many ways
can 10 people line up in a cafeteria line? 5.2 How many ways can three oranges be chosen from a
fruit bowl that contains 11 oranges?.
5- Suppose one observation is taken from a population that is normally.pdf
5. Suppose one observation is taken from a population that is normally distributed with = 0 and 2
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5- Print out the figure below and construct and label the 5 regions- A.pdf
5. Print out the figure below and construct and label the 5 regions, A , B , C , D , E , where A is
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5- Note that questions 5 and 6 are -linked-- Question 5 is the first s.pdf
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is the second step, crossing two F 1 double heterozygotes to create the F 2 offspring. In Mendel's
experiments, the pod color gene and the seed shape gene were located on different chromosomes
(in other words, they were not linked. They assort independently). Green pods (G) are dominant
over yellow pods ( g ) and tall stems ( T ) are dominant over dwarf stems ( t ) . You are given
two true-breeding plants (homozygous at both genes). In the parental (P) generation, one parent
has green pods and dwarf stems and the second parent has yellow pods and tall stems. Your key:
G is the dominant allele, it stands for what trait? g is the recessive allele, it stands for what trait?
T is the dominant allele, it stands for what trait? t is the recessive allele, it stands for what trait?
Genotype of true breeding Parent 1: Genotype(s) of Parent 1's gametes (also write these above
the columns): Genotype of true breeding Parent 2: Genotype(s) of Parent 2 's gametes (also write
these to the left of the rows): Proportion and phenotype(s) of offspring: 6. Note that questions 5
and 6 are "linked". Question 5 is the first step, crossing two "true breeding" parents ( P ) in order
to create the F 1 offspring that are double heterozygotes. Question 6 is the second step, crossing
two F 1 double heterozygotes to create the F 2 offspring. As in question 5 , the pod color gene
and the seed shape gene were located on different chromosomes (in other words, they were not
linked. They assort independently). Green pods (G) are dominant over yellow pods ( g ) and tall
stems ( T ) are dominant over dwarf stems (f). If you cross an F 1 from question 5 (above) with
another F 1 from question 5 , this is a dihybrid cross. Remember that you are dealing with two
genes. Your key: G is the dominant allele, it stands for what trait? g is the recessive allele, it
stands for what trait? T is the dominant allele, it stands for what trait? t is the recessive allele, it
stands for what trait? Genotype of Parent 1 (who is also the F 1 offspring from question 5):
Genotype(s) of Parent 1's gametes (also write these above the columns): Genotype of Parent 2
(who is also the F 1 offspring from question 5): Genotype(s) of Parent 2 's gametes (also write
these to the left of the rows): Four different phenotypes of offspring in this dihybrid cross: Ratio
of phenotypes of offspring that we see in a dihybrid cross:.
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system will store information regarding scientific staff (persons) and research institutions. Both
are uniquely identified by a person ID and an institution code, respectively. The following is also
recorded for each person: a phone number, keywords that identify his/her key research topics and
the institution he/she works for. A person can be an author of one article and a reviewer of
another peer-reviewed article at the same time. The database will store the following information
concerning scientific articles. Each scientific article is uniquely identified by a DOI (a document
object identifier), and the system also stores the title and the authors of the article. In the case of
multiple authors, the position of each author is stored. Science Connect distinguishes between
two types of scientific articles: a scientific article is either a peer-reviewed paper or a technical
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scientific publishers (e.g., IEEE, Elsevier). A publisher is identified by name. A publisher can
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name by the publisher (e.g., Decision Support Systems). Publishers can have journals with the
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