Psychology and Child Development

1. What have you learned about development during adolescence that might explain

1. What have you learned about development during adolescence that might explain how this quote can apply to modern day adolescents, as well as those who lived centuries ago? 2. A…

1. What hormone/neurotransmitter is released during social interactions (particu

1. What hormone/neurotransmitter is released during social interactions (particularly physical interactions) and what role does it play in mood/relationships? a. GnRH induces the …

1. What idea did the Magna Carta not represent? a. Habeas corpus B. Religious fr

1. What idea did the Magna Carta not represent? a. Habeas corpus B. Religious freedom C. Trial by jury D. The right to face one’s accuser e.None of the above 2. The Half -Way Cove…

1. What is a full-text database? a. The entire text-book b. A detailed list of a

1. What is a full-text database? a.       The entire text-book b.       A detailed list of all the books and articles available in a library c.       A database where the summary,…

1. What is a major difference between unipolar and bipolar depression? a.Genes f

1. What is a major difference between unipolar and bipolar depression? a.Genes for unipolar are found in the frontal lobe, while the ones for bipolar are found in the hippocampus …

1. What is an Anthology? a. A detailed annotated bibliography b. A collection of

1. What is an Anthology? a.       A detailed annotated bibliography b.       A collection of books and articles written by an article c.       Articles and books found on the data…

1. What is assimilation according to sociologists? 2. Identify two advantages of

1. What is assimilation according to sociologists? 2. Identify two advantages of assimilation to the USA. Explain why these are advantageous t US society 3. Identify two disadvant…

1. What is intelligence? Describe the WISC-IV intelligence test. Write 1 paragra

1. What is intelligence? Describe the WISC-IV intelligence test. Write 1 paragraph. Describe Howard Gardner’s multiple intelligences. Describe Sternberg’s triarchic theory of inte…

1. What is labeled line coding of senses? Brain\'s interpretation of the signal

1. What is labeled line coding of senses? Brain's interpretation of the signal depends on the specificity of the sensory receptor that it's listening to. Brain's interpretation of…

1. What is meant by the term \"The Plural Executive\" as it relates to the posit

1. What is meant by the term "The Plural Executive" as it relates to the position of Governor of California? 2. What is the line item veto? And, why and how did the California Gov…

1. What is meant by the “splitting” of the heart sounds? What can cause this spl

1. What is meant by the “splitting” of the heart sounds? What can cause this splitting? 2. Can a defective valve the defected by electrocardiography, auscultation, palpating of th…

1. What is one disadvantage of using multiple-choice items? a. Writing skills ar

1. What is one disadvantage of using multiple-choice items? a. Writing skills are deemphasized. b. They are difficult to score. c. There may be more than one correct answer. d. Th…

1. What is one reason for recommended % daily values of iron intake? Please be s

1. What is one reason for recommended % daily values of iron intake? Please be specific 2. Explain the blood's response to an arterial injury. 3. Explain why petechiae and purpura…

1. What is personality? What do personality psychologists seek to do? 2. What ar

1. What is personality? What do personality psychologists seek to do? 2. What are three things behavior-genetics methods try to disentangle? What two types of studies are often us…

1. What is qualitative abnormality? a. abnormal symptoms for which statistical n

1.What is qualitative abnormality? a. abnormal symptoms for which statistical norms are established     b. a major deviation from key social norms     c. a consistent state of fru…

1. What is qualitative abnormality? a. abnormal symptoms for which statistical n

1. What is qualitative abnormality? a. abnormal symptoms for which statistical norms are established b. a major deviation from key social norms c. a consistent state of frustratio…

1. What is skepticism? Describe the concept of skepticism. Look up some definiti

1. What is skepticism? Describe the concept of skepticism. Look up some definitions online and then present the ideas in your own words. How is skepticism an important part of sci…

1. What is substantive ethics? 2. What is ethical theory? 3. What are the two ma

1. What is substantive ethics? 2. What is ethical theory? 3. What are the two main divisions in ethical theory? 4. What is the name and the definition of the main principle of uti…

1. What is the adaptive function of avoidance motivation? 2. Which of the follow

1. What is the adaptive function of avoidance motivation? 2. Which of the following theories readily explains why peoploe will engage in a behavior for which they have never perso…

1. What is the advantage of having muscle divided into such small segments? Gros

1. What is the advantage of having muscle divided into such small segments? Gross Anatomy A.Head and NeckMuscles 2. Find a source that describes what actin and myosin look ike. Ex…

1. What is the circuit that responds to perceived stressors by initiating the re

1. What is the circuit that responds to perceived stressors by initiating the release of epinephrine and norepinephrine into the bloodstream? a. hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axi…

1. What is the correct order of blood flow? R = right, L = left, A = atrium, V =

1. What is the correct order of blood flow? R = right, L = left, A = atrium, V = ventricle, P = lungs (pulmonary), S = body (systemic) a. RA, RV, P, LA, LV, S b. P, RA, RV, S, LA,…

1. What is the definition of diversion, and what are the goals of diversion? 2.

1. What is the definition of diversion, and what are the goals of diversion? 2. How did the social climate in the 1960's and 1970's contribute to the movement toward diversion pro…

1. What is the difference between a feature search and a conjunction search? Pro

1. What is the difference between a feature search and a conjunction search? Provide an example of each. 1. What is the difference between a feature search and a conjunction searc…

1. What is the difference between a peptide steroid and amine hormone in terms o

1. What is the difference between a peptide steroid and amine hormone in terms of their characteristics? Describe the renin-angiotensin mechanism and how it works to regulate bloo…

1. What is the difference between encoding, storage, and retrieval 2. What is th

1. What is the difference between encoding, storage, and retrieval 2. What is the purpose of sensory memory 3. Explain the difference between iconic memories and echoic memories 4…

1. What is the effect in each case? (a) injection of secretin and CCK (b) inject

1. What is the effect in each case? (a) injection of secretin and CCK (b) injection of gastrin (c) ingestion of caffeine (d) injection of PTH 2. You take a drug that blocks the ac…

1. What is the equation to calculate Respiratory Exchange Ratio (RER) and what a

1. What is the equation to calculate Respiratory Exchange Ratio (RER) and what are the RO values for Carbohydrate, Fat, and Protein? Equation: RQ fr CHO --, Fat--, Protein: at a h…

1. What is the ethical cost/benefit balance that researchers must consider befor

1. What is the ethical cost/benefit balance that researchers must consider before conducting research? Describe four ways researchers can humanely and ethically behave towards par…

1. What is the focus of the phenomenological approach? 2. Fight or flight respon

1. What is the focus of the phenomenological approach? 2. Fight or flight responses are: 3. Research on the role of genes versus environment on personality suggests 4 A man with a…

1. What is the focus of the phenomenological approach? 2. Fight or flight respon

1. What is the focus of the phenomenological approach? 2. Fight or flight responses are: 3. Research on the role of genes versus environment on personality suggests 4 A man with a…

1. What is the general area of development you are interested in? 2. What is the

1. What is the general area of development you are interested in? 2. What is the specific question, within this area, that you are interested in? 3. What stage in development does…

1. What is the liquid part of blood called ? 2. What are the 3 formed elements i

1. What is the liquid part of blood called ? 2. What are the 3 formed elements in blood? 3. Plasma is mostly water and . 4. What is the name of the protein , iron , and pigment in…

1. What is the main method for exchange of nutrients at the systemic capillaries

1. What is the main method for exchange of nutrients at the systemic capillaries and what is the main force that enables this method to occur? a. transcytosis; vesicles b. osmosis…

1. What is the main method for exchange of nutrients at the systemic capillaries

1. What is the main method for exchange of nutrients at the systemic capillaries and what is the main force that enables this method to occur? a. transcytosis; vesicles b. osmosis…

1. What is the name for the syndrome that involves an individual having a low le

1. What is the name for the syndrome that involves an individual having a low level of motivation on intelligence tests based on the belief that the tests are biased and test resu…

1. What is the name of the precursor to ACTH which is responsible for the unusua

1. What is the name of the precursor to ACTH which is responsible for the unusual pigmentation of Addison's disease? a cholesterol b. proopiomelanocortin c. androstenedione d. pre…

1. What is the relative partial pressures of oxygen in the alveoli, resting tiss

1. What is the relative partial pressures of oxygen in the alveoli, resting tissue and exercising tissue? a. How does solubility of a gas in a fluid influence the concentration of…

1. What is the role of cAMP? a) cAMP directly phosphorylates different types of

1. What is the role of cAMP? a) cAMP directly phosphorylates different types of proteins in the cell b) cAMP is a subunit of the G protein and activates adenylate cyclase c) as it…

1. What is the sccociation between HPV infection and cancer in women? 2. Explain

1. What is the sccociation between HPV infection and cancer in women? 2. Explain the phenomenon of nondisjunction that may occur during gamete meiosis and describe some of the con…

1. What is the structure and function of the CNS? 2. What is the structure, func

1. What is the structure and function of the CNS? 2. What is the structure, functions of the different divisions of the PNS? 3. What are the 4 types of CNS neuroglia and the 2 PNS…

1. What is the title of the book you read? Who is the author? 2. Write down exam

1. What is the title of the book you read? Who is the author? 2. Write down examples pf (a.) egocentrism (B) centration PSY 209 Children's Books What is the title of the book you …

1. What is the underlying premise for sociology that was so appealing to the Ame

1. What is the underlying premise for sociology that was so appealing to the American mind-set? A. All humans are capable of distinguishing between right and wrong, if the right a…

1. What is the “Magic” income level for a worker in the United States where they

1. What is the “Magic” income level for a worker in the United States where they are happy? What is your "Magic" income level? Explain your rational. 2. FAIR GAME ON FACEBOOK A co…

1. What is true of socialist economies? a. They don’t allow elections as they re

1. What is true of socialist economies?                  a.   They don’t allow elections as they reject democracy, they are run by a central workers party.                 b.    T…

1. What is your perspective on Title X? Does equal funding mean equal opportunit

1. What is your perspective on Title X? Does equal funding mean equal opportunities? 2. Compare female oppression in places such as Egypt and Somalia with that in the United State…

1. What is(are) the main component(s) of holocrine glands secretions? a. H20 b.

1. What is(are) the main component(s) of holocrine glands secretions? a. H20 b. H20 + NaCl c. H20 + NaCl + a part of the cell d. H20 + NaCl + the whole cell 2. What is(are) the ma…

1. What kind of contract must be in writing and signed in order to be valid and

1. What kind of contract must be in writing and signed in order to be valid and legally enforceable? a contract for the sale of a farm All of these a contract for Joe to pay Sam's…

1. What kind of student were you in high school? What skills did you lack coming

1. What kind of student were you in high school? What skills did you lack coming into college and when did you realize it? Did you or how did you acquire them? 2. Have you done mu…

1. What kind of student were you in high school? What skills did you lack coming

1. What kind of student were you in high school? What skills did you lack coming into college and when did you realize it? Did you or how did you acquire them? 2. Have you done mu…