Psychology and Child Development

1. Best Buy learned that when consumers are making decisions regarding what comp

1. Best Buy learned that when consumers are making decisions regarding what computers to purchase, they make rational decisions and focus on product attributes and benefits. In wa…

1. Beth is born with an unusual disease that increases the contractility of her

1. Beth is born with an unusual disease that increases the contractility of her diaphragm. We expect that this will NOT influence her: A) ERV (expiratory reserve volume) B) TLC (t…

1. Bill, a Dallas county resident who claims he was detained when leaving shoppi

1. Bill, a Dallas county resident who claims he was detained when leaving shopping an ABC Inc Dallas grocery store, is suing ABC for $200,000. The following notice was displayed a…

1. Biochemical analysis of the human plasma membrane would demonstrate the prese

1. Biochemical analysis of the human plasma membrane would demonstrate the presence of? 2. Which of the following organelles of the cell is not involved with the production and pr…

1. Bob traveled from San Francisco to Idaho in one day to climb the highest peak

1. Bob traveled from San Francisco to Idaho in one day to climb the highest peak in Idaho. He noticed that his respiratory rate increased substantially in response to even mild ex…

1. Both Shue, in \'Torture, and Hil in \'Ticking Bombs, Torutre, and the Analogy

1. Both Shue, in 'Torture, and Hil in 'Ticking Bombs, Torutre, and the Analogy with Self-Defense' discuss situations under which torture may be morally justified, at least theoret…

1. Both _________ and _________ contain somatotopic maps of the body. A. the pre

1. Both _________ and _________ contain somatotopic maps of the body. A. the pre-central gyrus; the post-central gyrus B. S1 of the parietal cortex; the VPC of the thalamus C. the…

1. Both hypo and hyper- thyroidism (Not parathyrodism) during childhood can caus

1. Both hypo and hyper- thyroidism (Not parathyrodism) during childhood can cause short structure at adulthood. How is that possible? 2. Estrogen has a stronger effect on bone and…

1. Brain structures responsible for sexual behaviors. Pick one of the following

1. Brain structures responsible for sexual behaviors. Pick one of the following brain areas: MPOA, Medial Amygdala, vmH, PVN, or SDN. Then, describe in detail what types of sympto…

1. Briefly describe the difference(s) between cell division as the result of \"m

1. Briefly describe the difference(s) between cell division as the result of "meiosis" and cell division as the result of "mitosis." 2. Briefly describe the difference(s) between …

1. Bright light affects our feelings of sleepiness by increasing or decreasing t

1. Bright light affects our feelings of sleepiness by increasing or decreasing the production of: melatonin. serotonin. daydreaming yawning 2. People with this sleep disorder expe…

1. By studying their own families of origin, helpers are able to a. improve thei

1. By studying their own families of origin, helpers are able to a. improve their own ability to counsel families. b. be in a position to offer therapy to family members that may …

1. CASE: Susie G, is a 40-year-old female with Metabolic Syndrome, Obesity, IBS

1. CASE: Susie G, is a 40-year-old female with Metabolic Syndrome, Obesity, IBS (constipation predominant), Infertility, Fatigue, and PCOS. She drinks alcohol, craves sweets, has …

1. Can there be a compromise in diet choices? Would you benefit from only eating

1. Can there be a compromise in diet choices? Would you benefit from only eating meat and consuming dairy 2-3 times per week? Do you feel that these foods put your health at risk?…

1. Can we live without an appendix? The appendix was always thought to be a redu

1. Can we live without an appendix? The appendix was always thought to be a redundant organ. However recent research seems to show that the appendix is anything but a redundant or…

1. Cardiovascular, Digestive, Respiratory and Excretory systems are all integrat

1. Cardiovascular, Digestive, Respiratory and Excretory systems are all integrated in their functions in order to maintain homeostasis. What is the common component that must be c…

1. Cardiovascular, Digestive, Respiratory and Excretory systems are all integrat

1. Cardiovascular, Digestive, Respiratory and Excretory systems are all integrated in their functions in order to maintain homeostasis. What is the common component that must be c…

1. Case History: A 45-year-man presents to the emergency department with hemopty

1. Case History: A 45-year-man presents to the emergency department with hemoptysis. He states to you that he took a trip to Thailand for missionary work and he stayed for last si…

1. Case scenario: A.O. is a 70-year-old woman with a 5 year history of congestiv

1. Case scenario: A.O. is a 70-year-old woman with a 5 year history of congestive heart failure (CHF) secondary to a large left ventricular infarct. She has had increasingly poor …

1. Categorical imperatives: a. Are binding, depending on the situation. b. Are t

1. Categorical imperatives: a. Are binding, depending on the situation. b. Are the basis for hypothetical imperatives. c. Are consistent with promoting the most happiness for the …

1. Changes to blood glucose as the result of decreased insulin will saturation o

1. Changes to blood glucose as the result of decreased insulin will saturation of glucose transporters in the nephron tubule, and glucose in the nephron tubule and urine. 2. Chang…

1. Changes to blood glucose as the result of decreased insulin will saturation o

1. Changes to blood glucose as the result of decreased insulin will saturation of glucose transporters in the nephron tubule, and glucose in the nephron tubule and urine. 2. Chang…

1. Chapter 10 Spotlight on Research- Not All Studies are Experiments- A Nonexper

1. Chapter 10 Spotlight on Research- Not All Studies are Experiments- A Nonexperiment What kind of milk did you drink as a child: whole milk, 2%, 1%, or skim milk? More precisely,…

1. Check all of the following that are facial bones. Maxilla Nasal Occipital Zyg

1. Check all of the following that are facial bones. Maxilla Nasal Occipital Zygomatic Lacrimal Sphenoid Vomer 2. Check all that are typical differences between the female and mal…

1. Chemical buffer systems buffer changes in acid or base levels promote H + exc

1. Chemical buffer systems buffer changes in acid or base levels promote H+ excretion by the kidneys when acidosis occurs are the most powerful mechanism for regulating changes in…

1. Chemical messengers that have a local effect on same cell type from which the

1. Chemical messengers that have a local effect on same cell type from which the chemical signals are released are known as 2. signals. are chemical signals that affect other type…

1. Chloride is a negatively charged ion (CI) that has a higher concentration out

1. Chloride is a negatively charged ion (CI) that has a higher concentration outside of the cell than inside of the cell. a.) Is the equilibrium potential negative or positive for…

1. Choose one of the major questions of psychology and provide some evidence fro

1. Choose one of the major questions of psychology and provide some evidence from your own experience that supports one side or the other "Free will versus determinism" . This que…

1. Choose one of the two treatment approaches: Neurotransplantation or Rehabilit

1. Choose one of the two treatment approaches: Neurotransplantation or Rehabilitative Training 2. Choose a brain disorder for which you will apply the chosen treatment approach to…

1. Choose the bone of the cranium that you think is best visualized in the axial

1. Choose the bone of the cranium that you think is best visualized in the axial plane, a. Express why you selected this bone b. List all the bones it articulates with c. Choose 4…

1. Circle True or False. In anatomical position, the body is lying down 2. Circl

1. Circle True or False. In anatomical position, the body is lying down 2. Circle the correct underlined term. With regard to surface anatomy, abdominal/ axial refers to the struc…

1. City council members in XYZ, USA, had not been paid in the past. In order to

1. City council members in XYZ, USA, had not been paid in the past. In order to improve attendance at meetings where most business is conducted and important decisions are made, t…

1. Climate change as a threat to global security? (Explain the global climate ch

1. Climate change as a threat to global security? (Explain the global climate changes, their types and their impact on global security). 2. Ecological migrations? (How does a coun…

1. Clinically speaking, what is personality? When is a personality considered di

1. Clinically speaking, what is personality? When is a personality considered disordered?, What are the DSM diagnostic criteria for a Personality Disorder? , What are the six reco…

1. Coactivation describes a phenomenon between an antagonistic pair of muscles,

1. Coactivation describes a phenomenon between an antagonistic pair of muscles, such as the biceps and triceps. Agonist muscles are sometimes called “prime movers” as they are the…

1. Cognitive bias occurs when people exaggerate the probability of very rare eve

1. Cognitive bias occurs when people exaggerate the probability of very rare events if their consequences are catastrophic. How does the availability heuristic enhance this kind o…

1. College sophomores were given a short course in speed reading. Three groups h

1.  College sophomores were given a short course in speed reading. Three groups had courses lasting for 5, 15, or 25 sessions. At the conclusion of the course, participants were a…

1. Compare and contrast in detail the following types of participative roles: Em

1.         Compare and contrast in detail the following types of participative roles:             Empowerment Evaluation             Collaborative Evaluation             Stakehold…

1. Compare and contrast steroid and non-steroid hormones. Specifically address h

1. Compare and contrast steroid and non-steroid hormones. Specifically address how each category is carried in the blood and how each interacts with the cellular membrane of targe…

1. Compare and contrast the fields of clinical psychology and counseling psychol

1. Compare and contrast the fields of clinical psychology and counseling psychology. Describe each specialization. In what ways are they similar? In what ways do they differ? Incl…

1. Compare and contrast the nerve fibers (neurons) exiting the spinal cord in th

1. Compare and contrast the nerve fibers (neurons) exiting the spinal cord in the three primary divisions of the efferent peripheral nervous system (do NOT include the enteric ner…

1. Compare osteoporosis, osteopenia, osteomalacia and rickets. 2. What are possi

1. Compare osteoporosis, osteopenia, osteomalacia and rickets. 2. What are possible causes of the osteoporosis epidemic? In the elderly? in young adults(and younger)? 1. Compare o…

1. Compare the SJ and CMJ. Explain the difference in terms of the stretch-shorte

1.   Compare the SJ and CMJ. Explain the difference in terms of the stretch-shorten cycle. 2.   Compare the DJ and the CMJ. You might find varied results of the DJ, that is, some …

1. Compare the autonomic control of defecation and micturition. 2. How are absor

1. Compare the autonomic control of defecation and micturition. 2. How are absorption in the digestive tract and reabsorption from the renal tubules similar? (Your answer should c…

1. Complete the diagram of the action potential in the sinoatrial node. Illustra

1. Complete the diagram of the action potential in the sinoatrial node. Illustrate when each conductance occurs during the action potential. List the properties of all the channel…

1. Complete the following below by identifying seven personal values and scienti

1. Complete the following below by identifying seven personal values and scientific facts that support or refutes your personal value statements. 2. Cite the sources from which th…

1. Complete the following statement by writing the appropriate word or phrase on

1. Complete the following statement by writing the appropriate word or phrase on the blank line 2. Four protective function of the skin are: 3. using the key choices, choose all r…

1. Complete the table. absorptive state Post-absorptive state Predominant hormon

1. Complete the table. absorptive state Post-absorptive state Predominant hormone Hormone made by Hormone release stimulated b Hormone release inhibited by Fate of carbs/ proteins…

1. Consider a case: an elderly female patient for many years claims she has mult

1. Consider a case: an elderly female patient for many years claims she has multiple physical symptoms; in reality, however, she cannot be diagnosed with any specific illness. Wha…

1. Consider a cell with the following inside and outside ionic concentrations: I

1. Consider a cell with the following inside and outside ionic concentrations: Ion In (mM) Out (mM) Nernst Nat 150 90.1 mV K- 145 2.5 -107.6 mV 25 -42.6 mV a. Assuming the resting…