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Antisocial behavior is a behavior harmful to society in general and to the individuals who compose it. Anantisocial person is deliberately or unintentionally indifferent to the standards that govern society. This type of behavior can manifest itself in several ways: aggression, violence, and violation of other people rights, egocentrism, irresponsible behavior (the subject does not measure the consequences of his actions), absence of guilt… Psychotherapy is the base treatment, sometimes accompanied by antipsychotic drugs.

In more narrow sense, antisocial behavior is an attenuated form of psychopathy. The person with antisocial personality disorder shows indifference against social norms and cultural codes, as well as the emotions and rights of others. It generally adopts an impulsive behavior, to meet its own needs, regardless of the consequences on others.

Antisocial behavior study also uses the term sociopath to designate people diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder.

2.1% to 4.3% of the population suffers from this personality disorder. People with personality antisocial behavior are almost exclusively male. Continue reading “Antisocial Behavior Research Paper”

Extradition is a form of international cooperation in combating crime. It implies the transfer of the arrested persons suspected or accused of committing a crime (for trial), or persons already convicted by judicial authorities of another state (for execution of the judgment) by one state to another (on request). Within the United States, the term “extradition” also refers to rendition of the accused by one state to another.

As a rule, extradition is carried out on the basis of the agreement between the states concerned. This can be either a bilateral treaty or a multilateral convention between both the requesting and the requested states. The European Convention on extradition can serve as a model of such a convention.

In principle, extradition may take place without a convention, if it is provided for by the law of the requested state.
Extradition is a right of the state, but not its duty. It is a duty only when there is a bilateral treaty on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters. Continue reading “Extradition Research Paper”

Today, colleges are experiencing a need technology for training and education of creative personality in students, which would include the goals and objectives of education and training, the forms and methods of organization of extracurricular activities, criteria for the selection and structuring its content.

Therefore, it is necessary to search means of forming creative personality in students during the whole education process, both in academic and extracurricular activities.

Extracurricular activities are less regulated and therefore represent a great opportunity for realization of creative potential in young people.

At the same time, existing approaches do not fully take into account the specificity of the formation of the personality during the extracurricular activity of the students. Continue reading “Research Paper on Extracurricular Activities”

DNA extraction is a technique for isolating DNA from cells or tissues. Thus, extracted DNA can then be used in molecular biology research, such as sequencing, PCR, and cloning.

There are different protocols for extracting DNA, following roughly the same schematic:

• Cell lysis
• Removal of proteins
• Elimination of other nucleic acids (RNA, etc.)
• Concentration of DNA by alcohol precipitation

Different variants are used, depending on whether it is sought to extract genomic DNA (from the analyzed cells chromosomes) or plasmid DNA (from plasmids worn most often by bacterial cells such as Escherichia coli). There are now commercial kits for quickly achieving these extractions using ready to use reagents. Continue reading “DNA Extraction Research Paper”

Energy efficiency is an effective (rational) use of energy resources. This means using less energy to provide the same level of efficiency for household or industrial processes, achieving cost-effective efficiency in the use of fuel and energetic resources at the current level of technology development, and compliance with environment protection requirements. This branch of knowledge is at the intersection of engineering, economics, law, and sociology.

Unlike energy conservation, mostly aimed at reducing energy consumption, energy efficiency is a rational (better) energy consumption.

For the population, it means a significant reduction in utility costs, for the country, it means conserving the resources, increasing productivity and competitiveness, protecting the environment by limiting the emission of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, for energy companies, it means reducing the fuel costs and eliminating unnecessary spending. Continue reading “Energy Efficiency Research Paper”