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Karen Kong Chai Ni is conducting a social psychology project to determine if girls or boys receive more phone numbers by asking strangers. The hypothesis is that the person who looks more appealing will receive more numbers, and the girl will receive more than the boy. The method is a quantitative experiment where a girl and boy from the group will ask for phone numbers to collect data on who receives more. Ethics considerations include honestly asking strangers, protecting participant privacy, and providing small rewards to attract more participants.
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This document is a student assignment submitted by Karen Kong Chai Ni to their lecturer Cassandra Wijesuria. It is a 611 word narrative essay about colanders. Karen describes their initial confusion about the purpose of colanders and their holes. Through observation, Karen learned that colanders come in different shapes, sizes, and materials. They can be made of metal, plastic, silicone, ceramic or enamelware. Karen explores the textures and sounds of metal versus plastic colanders. Overall, the essay aims to provide understanding of colanders through detailed observation and description from Karen's perspective.
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This document is a student assignment submitted by Karen Kong Chai Ni to their lecturer Cassandra Wijesuria. It is a 611 word narrative essay about colanders. Karen describes their initial confusion about the purpose of colanders and their holes. Through observation, Karen learned that colanders come in different shapes, sizes, and materials. They can be made of metal, plastic, silicone, ceramic or enamelware. Karen explores the textures and sounds of metal versus plastic colanders. Overall, the essay aims to provide understanding of colanders through detailed observation and description from Karen's perspective.
English essay
This document is a student assignment submitted by Karen Kong Chai Ni to their lecturer Cassandra Wijesuria. It is a 611 word narrative essay about colanders. Karen describes their initial confusion about the purpose of colanders and their holes. Through observation, Karen learned that colanders come in different shapes, sizes, and materials. They can be made of metal, plastic, silicone, ceramic or enamelware. Karen explores the textures and sounds of metal versus plastic colanders. Overall, the essay aims to provide understanding of colanders through detailed observation and description from Karen's perspective.
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This document discusses food adulteration and strategies to address it. It defines food adulteration as adding substances to food to increase quantity at the cost of quality. Common adulterants like urea and starch are added to milk. Unscrupulous businessmen also dilute meat with excessive water without declaring it. Food adulteration can cause health issues. To solve this problem, organizations should run food safety campaigns, enforce laws with penalties, educate the public on testing for adulterants, and conduct spot checks on stores. Consumers should buy from reputable brands, avoid artificially colored products, and raise their voices by complaining.
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This document discusses food adulteration and strategies to address it. It defines food adulteration as adding substances to food to increase quantity at the cost of quality. Common adulterants like urea and starch are added to milk. Unscrupulous businessmen also dilute meat with excessive water without declaring it. Food adulteration can cause health issues. To solve this problem, organizations should run food safety campaigns, enforce laws with penalties, educate the public on testing for adulterants, and conduct spot checks on stores. Consumers should buy from reputable brands, avoid artificially colored products, and raise their voices by complaining.
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This document discusses food adulteration and strategies to address it. It defines food adulteration as adding substances to food to increase quantity while reducing quality. Common adulterants like urea and starch are added to milk. Adulterated food can cause health issues. Suggested strategies include consumer awareness campaigns, enforcing laws with penalties, and education events on detecting adulterants. Organizations should raise awareness, enforce laws with fines and jail time, conduct spot checks of stores, and hold teaching events.
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Business cards, letterhead, and envelopes are common printed materials used for professional correspondence. These include a front and back for business cards, letterhead for letters, and envelopes for mailing correspondence. Together, these printed materials help represent a business and allow for consistent branding in written communications.
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KNK Quantity Surveyor Sdn Bhd is a professional Quantity Surveying firm established in 2006 in Selangor, Malaysia. The company provides construction cost management services such as bill of quantities preparation, cost estimation, payment certification, and project cost monitoring. The company's current project is the Feather Hostel development located next to Taylor's University with an estimated cost of RM800,000 and completion date of September 2014. The company is led by Director Karen Kong Chai Ni and employs other professionals as managers, estimators, and project managers.
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- 1. Name : Karen Kong Chai Ni Student ID : 0315480 Course : Foundation in Natural and Built Environment2013 Subject : Social Psychology School : School of Architecture, Building and Design
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