Psychology and Child Development

1. The diagnosis of DID or Dissociative Identity Disorder is highly controversia

1. The diagnosis of DID or Dissociative Identity Disorder is highly controversial. The unusual concentration of DID diagnoses in North America when compared with the rest of the g…

1. The difference in interests between the owner of a large corporation such as

1. The difference in interests between the owner of a large corporation such as GM and the rank and file workers for that corporation is best explained by: conflict theory functio…

1. The digestive system: a. eliminates undigested food b. provides the body with

1. The digestive system: a. eliminates undigested food b. provides the body with nutrients c. provides the body with water d. all of the above 2. Circle the correct term: Digestio…

1. The dimension of sex which refers to X and Y chromosomes is called A. Gonadal

1. The dimension of sex which refers to X and Y chromosomes is called A. Gonadal sex B. Hormonal sex C. Gender D. Genital sex 2. Which of the follow is one of the androgens secret…

1. The directional movement of ions by facilitated diffusion through protein cha

1. The directional movement of ions by facilitated diffusion through protein channels is determined by O the formation of a secretory vesicle O the electrochemical gradient of the…

1. The disease affecting their patient, providing justification for this diagnos

1. The disease affecting their patient, providing justification for this diagnosis? 2. The relationship between the disease symptoms and the patient’s immune system? 3. Suggested …

1. The ducts leading from the gallbladder and liver empty into the ______. (duod

1. The ducts leading from the gallbladder and liver empty into the ______. (duodenum/pancreas) 2. The ileum of the small intestin has _____ (few/many) arterial arcades and _____ (…

1. The effects of alcohol vary by (select all that apply): A. metabolism B. gend

1. The effects of alcohol vary by (select all that apply): A. metabolism B. gender C. amount of food ingested D. weight 2. This/these factor(s) contribute to the etiology of subst…

1. The electron transport chain is a great example of energy transformation. Exp

1. The electron transport chain is a great example of energy transformation.   Explain where two of these transformations are occurring and how this is advantageous for the produc…

1. The end of a long bone is called the _______, and the long shaft is called th

1. The end of a long bone is called the _______, and the long shaft is called the ______. 2. List five functions of the skeletal system. 3. What are the two main bone types of the…

1. The endocrine system controls body activities by releasing a. Neurotransmitte

1. The endocrine system controls body activities by releasing a. Neurotransmitters b. Hormones c. Cytokines d. Regulators 2. The anterior pituitary is composed of which of the fol…

1. The equilibrium potential for sodium is A. -90mv B. -95mv C. +60mv D. 0mv E.

1. The equilibrium potential for sodium is A. -90mv B. -95mv C. +60mv D. 0mv E. None of the above 2. The intrinsic heart rate is equal to A. 80bpm B. 100bpm C. 40bpm D. None of th…

1. The exact point in time at which an individual transitions from one developme

1. The exact point in time at which an individual transitions from one developmental phase to another (for example, middle childhood to adolescence) is often assigned somewhat arb…

1. The facial nerve: supplies taste fibers to the posterior 1/3 of the tongue ex

1. The facial nerve: supplies taste fibers to the posterior 1/3 of the tongue exits the cranium through the foramen ovale provides the primary parasympathetic supply to the paroti…

1. The fact that individuals with ___ tend to die from untreated injuries and co

1. The fact that individuals with ___ tend to die from untreated injuries and conditions demonstrates that ___ is an adaptive emotion, required for our own well-being and health. …

1. The fallacy of Accident wrongly applies a rule to a case that doesn’t fit und

1.  The fallacy of Accident wrongly applies a rule to a case that doesn’t fit under that rule Flag this question Question 22 pts 2.  The fallacy of Ignoratio Elenchi has a conclus…

1. The femur of the thigh is an example of a(n): 2. The part of a long bone cont

1. The femur of the thigh is an example of a(n): 2. The part of a long bone containing most of the red marrow,which is found within spongy bone tissue,is the: 3. A surface feature…

1. The filtration membrane contain 3 layers name two of them a. b. 2. The glomer

1. The filtration membrane contain 3 layers name two of them a. b. 2. The glomerulus contains an afferent and efferent arteriole, why are they both arterioles? 3. Which pressure p…

1. The first chance of survival outside the womb, known as the age of viability

1. The first chance of survival outside the womb, known as the age of viability is reached at about this time. Select one: a. 24 to 26 weeks b. 22 to 26 weeks c. 24 to 28 weeks d.…

1. The first passages of the respiratory zone, which have alveoli in their walls

1. The first passages of the respiratory zone, which have alveoli in their walls, are called: a. terminal bronchioles b. respiratory bronchioles c. alveolar ducts d. alveolar sacs…

1. The first person to study human emotion systematically was __________________

1. The first person to study human emotion systematically was ____________________ 2. The “Little Albert” experiment was conducted by _______________ and ______________ in the yea…

1. The first portion of the loop of Henle dips into the medulla where it called

1. The first portion of the loop of Henle dips into the medulla where it called the ascending limb of the loop of henle. True or False 2. A juxtamedullary nephron usually has its …

1. The flow chart below follows the pathway a molecule of oxygen takes on its wa

1. The flow chart below follows the pathway a molecule of oxygen takes on its way to the lungs. The terms and letters on the left side of the diagram in red and flowing vertically…

1. The fluid-that-will-be-known-as-urine begins its journey with the ??? of bloo

1. The fluid-that-will-be-known-as-urine begins its journey with the ??? of blood in/through a structure called the filtration membrane. Fluid exits through holes called fenestrat…

1. The following characteristics (1-7) listed below have been matched with a bio

1. The following characteristics (1-7) listed below have been matched with a biochemical pathway (Glycolysis, Kreb's Cycle, Oxidative Phosphorylation) to which it applies. Choose …

1. The following four graphic figures represent data from published research stu

1. The following four graphic figures represent data from published research studies. For each graphic figure (Project A, Project B, Project C, Project D): a) Identify the type of…

1. The following is University of Washington Tacoma’s old mission statement: “Th

1.     The following is University of Washington Tacoma’s old mission statement: “The University of Washington Tacoma educates diverse learners and transforms communities by expan…

1. The foramen lacerum is a hole with jagged edges on the cranial floor? True or

1. The foramen lacerum is a hole with jagged edges on the cranial floor? True or false 2. The membrane found between plates of bone developing skull of a fetus are know as lacunae…

1. The foramen lacerum is a hole with jagged edges on the cranial floor? True or

1. The foramen lacerum is a hole with jagged edges on the cranial floor? True or false 2. The membrane found between plates of bone developing skull of a fetus are know as lacunae…

1. The function of T tubules is to help distribute the electrical signal to cont

1. The function of T tubules is to help distribute the electrical signal to contract throughout the muscle fiber. bind muscle fibers together at the neuromuscular synapse. bind ac…

1. The functional portion of the kidney, is composed of the cortex and renal pyr

1. The functional portion of the kidney, is composed of the cortex and renal pyramids 2. The kidneys and ureter are located 3. There are milions of and anterior to the vertebral c…

1. The general purpose of informative speaking is to... a. explain who, what, wh

1. The general purpose of informative speaking is to... a. explain who, what, where, why, and how b. use humor, satire, and irony to amuse an audience c. shape, reinforce, or chan…

1. The great historian Eric Hobsbawm described the political revolutions inspire

1. The great historian Eric Hobsbawm described the political revolutions inspired by the American, French and Haitian Revolutions and the economic changes created by the Industria…

1. The humanistic model Aa Aa Freud\'s psychodynamic theory emphasizes the role

1. The humanistic model Aa Aa Freud's psychodynamic theory emphasizes the role unconscious conflicts and desires play in determining our behavior. Humanistic theorists, on the oth…

1. The idea behind ________ is that how you think determines how you feel and ac

1. The idea behind ________ is that how you think determines how you feel and act. a. behavior therapy b. psychoanalytic therapy c. cognitive therapy d. humanistic therapy 2. When…

1. The immediate effects of amphetamines are to energize behavior, but once comi

1. The immediate effects of amphetamines are to energize behavior, but once coming down from the “high,” users experience depression. Which impacted neurotransmitter accounts for …

1. The information-processing perspective A.applies only to children in cultures

1. The information-processing perspective A.applies only to children in cultures having formal schooling. B. fails to consider brain influences on cognitive development. C.focuses…

1. The interactionist view of conflict welcomes conflict and suggests that some

1. The interactionist view of conflict welcomes conflict and suggests that some degree of conflict ought to be maintained in organizations. 2. Negotiation as an insignificant mana…

1. The italicized portion of the statement is known as the antecedent: “If Larry

1. The italicized portion of the statement is known as the antecedent: “If Larry wins the marathon, then Larry will receive the trophy”. True False 2. The following statement “If …

1. The junction between two neurons that are communicating with each other is ca

1. The junction between two neurons that are communicating with each other is called a ______. This is the place in which a chemical ligand called a _____ stored in _____ is relea…

1. The main purpose of a melanocyte in the epithelial layers of the skin is to a

1. The main purpose of a melanocyte in the epithelial layers of the skin is to a. Waterproof the skin b. Relaying sensory information c. Trap foreign particles d. Prevent DNA dama…

1. The main purpose of a melanocyte in the epithelial layers of the skin is to a

1. The main purpose of a melanocyte in the epithelial layers of the skin is to a. Waterproof the skin b. Relaying sensory information c. Trap foreign particles d. Prevent DNA dama…

1. The major affective disorders include: A. Depression and anxiety B. Mania and

1. The major affective disorders include:              A. Depression and anxiety               B. Mania and psychosis               C. Bipolar disorder and unipolar depression D. …

1. The making of triglycerides from glycerol and 3 fatty acids is called Absorpt

1. The making of triglycerides from glycerol and 3 fatty acids is called Absorptive Amino acids 2. The making of glycogen from glucose is called: 3. The breaking down of triglycer…

1. The mechanism by which a disorder is alleviated is not necessarily opposite t

1. The mechanism by which a disorder is alleviated is not necessarily opposite to the mechanism by which it was caused. Discuss this with respect to the evidence supporting curren…

1. The most important chemical regulator determining respiratory rate is 2. Boyl

1. The most important chemical regulator determining respiratory rate is 2. Boyle's law states that volume is s. The site of gas exchange in the lungs is the . What chemical media…

1. The most susceptible part of the NS is: A. Synapse C. Hippocampus B. NCB D. C

1. The most susceptible part of the NS is: A.   Synapse       C.   Hippocampus B.   NCB               D.   Cerebrum 2. a-adrenergic receptors respond primarily to: A.   Norepineph…

1. The mother produces antibodies from B cells that have become plasma cells. Ho

1. The mother produces antibodies from B cells that have become plasma cells. How is this accomplished? 2. The antibody from mother is transferred to the baby via breastmilk. The …

1. The neural tube is formed when, catalyzed by Chordin, the neural plate: A) in

1. The neural tube is formed when, catalyzed by Chordin, the neural plate: A) invaginates B) gastrulates C) evaginates D) lyses E) is cleaved 2. Endoderm give rise to: 12. A) Skin…

1. The null hypothesis a. is always stated in terms of sample statistics b. is d

1. The null hypothesis a. is always stated in terms of sample statistics b. is denoted by the symbol Hi c. states that the treatment has no effect d. None of the above choices are…