Psychology and Child Development

1) Studies of brain regions responsible for visual infomation processing reveal

1) Studies of brain regions responsible for visual infomation processing reveal 31) A) that the boundaries between visual areas are indistinct. B)that over 50% of the total cortex…

1) The Duma declared a provisional government in Russia in March 1917. True Fals

1) The Duma declared a provisional government in Russia in March 1917. True False 2) After World War I, what did President Woodrow Wilson believe would help avert future wars? Dis…

1) The Falx cerebri is : A. the deep groove between the precentral and postcentr

1) The Falx cerebri is : A. the deep groove between the precentral and postcentral gyri B. thelobe of the cerebrum not visible on the surface C. an extension of the dura mater sep…

1) The Shawnees called _______________ the center of the world. 2) The Shawnees

1) The Shawnees called _______________ the center of the world. 2) The Shawnees fought on the side of the _____________________ during the American Revolution. 3) Following the Ba…

1) The \"Telecommunications Act of 1996\" lead to... A) A larger number of corpo

1) The "Telecommunications Act of 1996" lead to... A) A larger number of corporations owning media outlets B) The impeachment of Bill Clinton C) A smaller number of corporations o…

1) The abductor pollicis brevis moves the: (a) lower leg (b) lower arm (c) thumb

1) The abductor pollicis brevis moves the: (a) lower leg (b) lower arm (c) thumb (d) hand 2) When you stimulate the sensory nerve with the stimulating electrodes, the signal has t…

1) The area of specialization in neuroscience that investigates the behavioral c

1) The area of specialization in neuroscience that investigates the behavioral consequences of disorders of the nervous system is? Question options: A) Neuroanatomy B) Behavioral …

1) The binding of a neurotransmitter to a fast ligand-gated channel may change a

1) The binding of a neurotransmitter to a fast ligand-gated channel may change a cell's membrane potential for seconds. True or False? 2) Substances that promote inflammation incl…

1) The brain continues to amaze and baffle researchers. This rather complicated

1)The brain continues to amaze and baffle researchers. This rather complicated 3 pound structure of the central nervous system contains a large number of parts that work together …

1) The bulk of keratin is synthesized in which of the lised locations? (a-Stratu

1) The bulk of keratin is synthesized in which of the lised locations? (a-Stratum corneum b- Stratum spinosum c-Stratum lucidum d-Stratum basale) 2)Gas exchange and nutrition for …

1) The extension of the meninges inferior to the termination of the spinal cord

1) The extension of the meninges inferior to the termination of the spinal cord is called the: a) cauda equina b) posterior median sulcus c) conus medullaris d) filum terminale e)…

1) The first nobel truth of Buddhism is “all is suffering.” The goal of practici

1) The first nobel truth of Buddhism is “all is suffering.” The goal of practicing Buddhism, then, is to eliminate personal suffering through extinguishing our desires and our att…

1) The great variation in families that sociologists currently observe can be ca

1) The great variation in families that sociologists currently observe can be called (1pts) A. Psychological families B. Modern families C. Postmodern families D. Birdcage familie…

1) The inside of your blood vessels are separated from the interstitial space by

1) The inside of your blood vessels are separated from the interstitial space by membranes that are semi-permeable to water. Just after a salty meal, the osmolarity of your blood …

1) The lateral geniculate nucleus relays impulses from the retina to the cortex.

1) The lateral geniculate nucleus relays impulses from the retina to the cortex. This nucleus is contained in the: A. hypothalamus B. thalamus C. cerebellum D. basal ganglia E. Al…

1) The main diffcrencc between an artery and a vein is a. b. c. d. e. Arteries a

1) The main diffcrencc between an artery and a vein is a. b. c. d. e. Arteries always have oxygenated blood while veins don't Arteries have 3 layers and veins have 2 Arteries are …

1) The median and lateral apertures are the connection between the A. right and

1) The median and lateral apertures are the connection between the A. right and left cerebral hemispheres B. right and left cerebellar hemispheres C. fourth ventricle and subarach…

1) The metabolism of glucose is known as: A) oxidation-reduction B) hydrolysis C

1) The metabolism of glucose is known as: A) oxidation-reduction B) hydrolysis C) glycogen (I think this is the answer) D) anabolism E) none of the above _________________________…

1) The myelination of neurons in the PNS is done by: a. astrocytes b. oligodendr

1) The myelination of neurons in the PNS is done by: a. astrocytes b. oligodendrocytes c. Schwann cell or neurolemmocyte d. pyramidal cells e. Purkinje cells 2) Neurons in the CNS…

1) The only mitotically active cells in bone are: a. Osteocytes b. Osteogenic ce

1) The only mitotically active cells in bone are: a. Osteocytes b. Osteogenic cells c. Osteoclasts d. Osteoblasts 2) Which of the following bones is an example of an irregular bon…

1) The osmolarity of Elodea is approximately 150 m0smental so own results of the

1) The osmolarity of Elodea is approximately 150 m0smental so own results of the plant cells, classify the two pressure and tonicity. experimental solutions according to their osm…

1) The patient protection and affordable care act of 2010 a)allows young adults

1) The patient protection and affordable care act of 2010 a)allows young adults to retain parent’s health insurance to age 26 b) gives small business tax credits for providing hea…

1) The pelvic girdle consists of all of the bones in A and C as well as the sacr

1) The pelvic girdle consists of all of the bones in A and C as well as the sacrum. the ossa coxae and the sacrum. the ala, ilium, and femur. the ilium, ischium, and pubis. the ac…

1) The sexual behaviors that our culture largely approves of and emphasizes are:

1) The sexual behaviors that our culture largely approves of and emphasizes are: (list 8-10; be specific) 2) The sexual behaviors that our culture largely discourages or prohibits…

1) The two types of social control: internal and external and 2) social control

1) The two types of social control: internal and external and 2) social control through D. 1) Ruling Eldes have greater advantage over production a ideology becomes normal or comm…

1) There can be several hundred types of ion channels within a single cell. Muta

1) There can be several hundred types of ion channels within a single cell. Mutations within these channels is known to cause many different diseases, collectively known as channe…

1) True or False: Marx thought that as capitalism becomes more advanced, we woul

1) True or False: Marx thought that as capitalism becomes more advanced, we would become more psychologically and socially isolated. 2)True or False: A Marxist thinker would analy…

1) True or False: blood volumes can be reduced in closed circulatory systems com

1) True or False: blood volumes can be reduced in closed circulatory systems compared to open circulatory systems 2) True or False: blood can be directed to specific tissues in cl…

1) Upon activation of G-protein by a receptor-hormone complex: A. G? and GBy sub

1) Upon activation of G-protein by a receptor-hormone complex: A. G? and GBy subunits dissociate B. Ga-GDP get phosphorylated to form Ga-GTP C. adenylate cyclase enzyme always get…

1) Venous return is impacted by all of the following except : breathing body mov

1) Venous return is impacted by all of the following except:    breathing     body movement, such as walking     vasoconstriction in veins     hemorrhage, a loss of blood volume  …

1) Weak syllable deletion a) replace an affricate with a fricative b) delete an

1) Weak syllable deletion a) replace an affricate with a fricative b) delete an unstressed syllable c) replace a fricative or an affricate with a stop d)repetition of a syllable e…

1) What are groups, what types of groups exist and what is their function? 2) Ho

1) What are groups, what types of groups exist and what is their function? 2) How is someone’s role connected to their status? 3) What approaches would a conflict theorist/structu…

1) What cells are affected by hormones? A) All cells in the body B) All cells in

1) What cells are affected by hormones? A) All cells in the body B) All cells in the brain C) All cells that produce hormones D) All cells that have the right receptor 2) How do h…

1) What does developmental psychology study? 2) Be able to define and differenti

1) What does developmental psychology study? 2) Be able to define and differentiate between cross-sectional design and longitudinal design. What are the problems with each? via nu…

1) What does the HPT axis describe? A) How secondary messengers carry out the ef

1) What does the HPT axis describe? A) How secondary messengers carry out the effects of a hormone within the cell. B) The hormone control cascade between the hypothalamus, pituit…

1) What is a practical difficulty that Divine Command Theory faces? ( Why is it

1) What is a practical difficulty that Divine Command Theory faces? ( Why is it difficult to put DCT Into practice in resolving ethical disputes?) 2) Explains the Euthyphro argume…

1) What is an \"indicator\" reagent? 2) What \"indicator\" was used in this expe

1) What is an "indicator" reagent? 2) What "indicator" was used in this experiment? 3) How did this indicator show us the results of the experiment? 4) What hypothesis was tested …

1) What is culture? How does culture influence individual behaviors, particularl

1) What is culture? How does culture influence individual behaviors, particularly in what we wear, how we view our bodies, and how we treat our bodies? How does the media influenc…

1) What is not a way to turn down cytokine signaling? 2) Recombination of IG gen

1) What is not a way to turn down cytokine signaling? 2) Recombination of IG gene segment serves to: 3) What controls the v heavy joining and D heavy but not J have the gene segme…

1) What is some further information that could be requested based on the scenari

1) What is some further information that could be requested based on the scenario that would need to be known before the final diagnosis? This patient was referred to the outpatie…

1) What is the correct sequence of structures that the blood passes through afte

1)    What is the correct sequence of structures that the blood passes through after it leaves the left ventricle from the choices listed?       Choices: arteries, capillaries, pu…

1) What is the key to understanding terrorism? Flag this Question Question 21 pt

1) What is the key to understanding terrorism? Flag this Question Question 21 pts 2) Ambiguity in the definition of terrorism can be a problem. It can lead to: 3) The issue of age…

1) What is the major histocompatibility complex? A. leukocyte antigen complex B.

1) What is the major histocompatibility complex? A. leukocyte antigen complex B. set of highly polymorphic genes whose final protein products regulate the immune responses, especi…

1) What is the primary principle of the Magna Carta? A) That all Englishmen are

1) What is the primary principle of the Magna Carta?   A) That all Englishmen are created equal   B)That all Englishmen, even the king and the government, must obey the law   C) T…

1) What is the space between a neuron and a muscle referred to? What neurotransm

1) What is the space between a neuron and a muscle referred to? What neurotransmitter is being released at the region? a) synapse, acetylcholine b) neuromuscular junction, nicotin…

1) What is the state of the atria while the MAJORITY of ventricular filling occu

1) What is the state of the atria while the MAJORITY of ventricular filling occurs? a) The atria are in diastole. b) The atria are in systole. 2) What action causes blood to flow …

1) What nerve causes the platellar reflex? 2)Please describe what a patient’s pl

1) What nerve causes the platellar reflex? 2)Please describe what a patient’s platellar reflex would look like with damage at different points of the reflex arc. At nerve: At L3-4…

1) What role do adults play in teaching children gender-appropriate behavior? 2)

1) What role do adults play in teaching children gender-appropriate behavior? 2) Doing housework is sometimes referred to as the "second shift."   This is because in many instance…

1) What type of action does a steroid hormone bring about once it enters the cel

1) What type of action does a steroid hormone bring about once it enters the cell? 2) How does an amino-acid based hormone exert its effect upon its target cell? 3) Why is a perso…

1) What type of action does a steroid hormone bring about once it enters the cel

1) What type of action does a steroid hormone bring about once it enters the cell? 2) How does an amino-acid based hormone exert its effect upon its target cell? 3) Why is a perso…