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LICENCIATURA EN PSICOLOGÍA GENERAL TEMAS: EL DESARROLLO COGNOSCITIVO EN LOS PRIMEROS TRES AÑOS PRESENTADO POR: MARLENY ALTAGRACIA MUÑOZ PÉREZ MATRICULA: 13-5136 ASIGNATURA: PSICOLOGÍA DEL DESARROLLO I FACILITADORA: DAYSI RODRÍGUEZ Santiago de los Caballeros República Dominicana 21 de Julio del 2015

Abstract— Web applications and web services have become fundamental in our lives. Millions of users access these applications to communicate, obtain information and perform transactions. However, these users are exposed to many risks; commonly due to the developer’s lack of experience in security protocols. Nowadays all organizations tend to move their daily business processes into web. This moving requires from web developer’s detailed knowledge about web security techniques, such as cross-site scripting (XSS). We describe a technique to detect this kind of manipulation and hence eliminate Cross-Site Scripting attack. Keywords: Cross-Site Scripting attack, detection, Web Application

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Mural painting with emphasis on ideas development, collaborative execution, and constructivist learning is a typical inclusive learning experience for art students. The whole mural painting production involves so many processes, including mural design, wall preparation, layout plotting, painting execution, varnishing protection, documentation, which allows people with different skills or abilities to participate. The value and meaning of a successful mural is not only the end product, the unique mural, but also the process of art learning and creation, as well as the experience which participants generated from their involvement. The complete mural is belonged to the participating students, art teacher, community members, future art supporters who have the opportunity to see the mural, and the community where the mural is located. This paper explores how to create engaging mural painting programs and environments that meet the diverse learning needs of all participants. Also, the pa...

Geological Society of America Memoirs, 2007

Earth and records a ca. 800 Ma history of arc and microcontinent accretion, from south to north, during evolution and closure of the southwest Pacifi c-type Paleo-Asian ocean in the period ca. 1020 to ca. 325 Ma. We contest the evolutionary model for the belt proposed by previous authors in terms of a single, long island arc.

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“You Cannot Silence What is Just and Right”

Constellations: An International Journal of Critical and Democratic Theory, 2024

This paper reconstructs Kojève and Arendt’s political phenomenologies in light of their implications for political economy and the “social question.” While Arendt’s articulation of deliberative action presents a counterpoint to Kojève’s political existentialism, her phenomenology of the “social” dismisses the political and conflictual dimension of the economy advanced by Kojève, thus precluding a reconfiguration of modern institutions. Against the backdrop of these phenomenological theories, the paper then scrutinizes Arendt and Kojève’s philosophical interpretations of the French Revolution and the events post-1848 apropos their contrasting viewpoints on the institutions of socio-economic rights. Despite her initial critique of rights formalism and political economy, Arendt’s phenomenology of the “social” compels her to reject the French Revolution’s vindication of economic rights; meanwhile, she only appreciates the political events post-1848 to the extent that they diverge from the principles of the French Revolution. In stark contrast, Kojève perceives the French Revolution as providing both the foundation for formal equality and the potential for substantive equality post-1848. Despite these differences, I argue that Kojève responds to Arendt’s “social question” by way of a double gesture. Firstly, Kojève offers a phenomenological account of the illusion of “natural” existence that conceals the French Revolution’s legacy of right formalism. Secondly, his concept of the “right of equity” permits an egalitarian reconfiguration of the state and civil society post-1848, which tackles the problem of right formalism immanently, while preemptively considering Arendt’s warning against conflating the state and economic society. The article suggests that this reconfiguration of the state and civil society, conceptualized as the phenomenological “right of equity” and socialist property relations, makes it possible to rethink the contemporary predicament of socio-economic rights.

Scientific Annals of Economics and Business

Business Intelligence and Analytics systems have the capability to enable organizations to better comprehend their business and to increase the quality of managerial decisions, and consequently improve their performance. Recently, organizations have embraced the idea that data becomes a core asset, and this belief also changes the culture of the organization; data and analytics now determine a data-driven culture, which makes way for more effective data-driven decisions. To the best of our knowledge, there are few studies that investigate the effects of BI&A adoption on individual decision-making effectiveness and managerial work performance. This paper aims to contribute to bridging this gap by providing a research model that examines the relationship between BI&A adoption and manager’s decision-making effectiveness and then his individual work performance. The research model also theorizes that a data-driven culture promotes the BI&A adoption in the organization. Using specific co...