Psychology and Child Development

1. For each research example, determine if there are main effects and/or an inte

1. For each research example, determine if there are main effects and/or an interaction AND explain what those findings mean. a) A researcher is interested in the effects of ambig…

1. For each space below, indicate whether each of the factors on the left affect

1. For each space below, indicate whether each of the factors on the left affecting cardiac output causes arn increase, decrease, or no change in heart rate, stroke volume and car…

1. For question #1 you will need to review the YouTube videos “An Inuit/Eskimo f

1. For question #1 you will need to review the YouTube videos “An Inuit/Eskimo family in the Arctic 1959”, “Inuit struggling with food costs in Canada,” and "Canada's Inuit battle…

1. For school counselors: A teenage boy has had a sudden drop in grades, totally

1. For school counselors: A teenage boy has had a sudden drop in grades, totally out of character. When you see him for your first session what would be some of the questions you …

1. For the change in flow rate for those who drank the Gatorade, please explain

1. For the change in flow rate for those who drank the Gatorade, please explain IN DETAIL the mechanisms that account for that change in flow rate. Be sure to include all relevate…

1. For the following study, identify the (a) independent variables and the numbe

1. For the following study, identify the (a) independent variables and the number of levels of each, (b) the nature of each independent variable (either within or between subjects…

1. Forced displacement and isolation proved to be central mechanisms in New Worl

1. Forced displacement and isolation proved to be central mechanisms in New World enslavement of Africans. What are some other factors that explain why they were enslaved? 2. On t…

1. Forensic Psychologists, like other types of psychologists, may come across et

1. Forensic Psychologists, like other types of psychologists, may come across ethical dilemmas in their professional jobs. An ethical dilemma is the result of a situation requirin…

1. Forensic Psychologists, like other types of psychologists, may come across et

1. Forensic Psychologists, like other types of psychologists, may come across ethical dilemmas in their professional jobs. An ethical dilemma is the result of a situation requirin…

1. Frank uses improper body position to lift a heavy box and strains the muscles

1. Frank uses improper body position to lift a heavy box and strains the muscles in his lumbar region. Which muscles are most likely to be involved in this injury? 2. Describe the…

1. Freud\'s personality theories have been criticized for lacking testability, b

1. Freud's personality theories have been criticized for lacking testability, being based on little scientific evidence and being sexist. With this very strong criticism, why has …

1. From most posterior to anterior , put the foramen in order. Jugular Foramen,

1. From most posterior to anterior, put the foramen in order. Jugular Foramen, Foramen Magnum, Superior Orbital Fissure, Carotid Canal 2. List one criteria used for naming muscles…

1. Gender differences in communication often give rise to stereotypes. One commo

1. Gender differences in communication often give rise to stereotypes. One common one in the United States suggests that women never seem to stop talking. This contradicts the res…

1. Genetics and physical activity level/exercise account for about 50% each in t

1. Genetics and physical activity level/exercise account for about 50% each in terms of VO2max. True False Question 17 (respiratory) acidosis impairs performance because A. It red…

1. George has gone into a deep depression after the death of his wife, for whom

1. George has gone into a deep depression after the death of his wife, for whom he had provided daily care for over two years after her first stroke. What role might cortisol play…

1. Give at least two examples of a response that occurs when the sympathetic ner

1. Give at least two examples of a response that occurs when the sympathetic nervous system is in control. Give at least two examples of a response that occurs when the parasympat…

1. Give real or made-up examples of Horney\'s Self-Protective mechanisms, moving

1. Give real or made-up examples of Horney's Self-Protective mechanisms, moving away from people, moving against, and moving toward people. 2. Considering childhood, Horney believ…

1. Give the name of a neurotransmitter that usually results in excitation when i

1. Give the name of a neurotransmitter that usually results in excitation when it binds with its receptors, one that usually results in inhibition when it binds with its receptors…

1. Given the double-stranded stretch of DNA below, determine the base sequence o

1. Given the double-stranded stretch of DNA below, determine the base sequence of messenger RNA strand produced using this gene as the template. *Hint: Only one of the two strands…

1. Given the following initial conditions, in which systems will diffusion be fr

1. Given the following initial conditions, in which systems will diffusion be from lsfit to right at the greatest rate? a. 0.4M Nat on the left; 0.2M Na+ on the right b. 0.2M Na+ …

1. Given: The last four pair of Nike sneakers that I have purchased have been co

1. Given: The last four pair of Nike sneakers that I have purchased have been comfortable. The conclusion with the highest probability is: a) All Nike sneakers are comfortable b) …

1. Glomerular Filtration Rate: Watch the following video to understand how autor

1. Glomerular Filtration Rate: Watch the following video to understand how autoregulation can maintain a constant glomerular filtration rate (GFR) as mean arterial pressure (MAP) …

1. Glomerular filtrate A. is almost identical to plasma except that it contains

1.             Glomerular filtrate A.             is almost identical to plasma except that it contains more protein B.              is almost identical to plasma except that it c…

1. Gradients of ons and charged speies on either side of the cell membrane are r

1. Gradients of ons and charged speies on either side of the cell membrane are responsible for many cells having a membrane potential. These electrochemical gradients are responsi…

1. Grisaille A. Painting done on paper or parchment to decorate manuscripts B. A

1. Grisaille A. Painting done on paper or parchment to decorate manuscripts B. A painting executed primarily in shades of grey C. The place at the end of an illuminated book that …

1. HR = 166 beats/min, stroke volume = 115 ml blood/beat, venous oxygen content

1. HR = 166 beats/min, stroke volume = 115 ml blood/beat, venous oxygen content = 4 ml O2/100 ml blood, body mass = 55 kg.    Solve for the VO2 (ml O2/min) and (ml O2/kg/min). 2. …

1. Hans Eysenck believed that: a. that human personality was the result of biolo

1. Hans Eysenck believed that: a. that human personality was the result of biology and environment. b. that all human traits can be broken down into two distinct categories. c. th…

1. Have a partner lie supine on a table with hands on shoulders and hips and kne

1. Have a partner lie supine on a table with hands on shoulders and hips and knees extended.  Palpate the small of the back to detect whether it is contacting the table or whether…

1. Have you, and/or a family member or friend, ever been prescribed a painkiller

1. Have you, and/or a family member or friend, ever been prescribed a painkiller (opioid)?What concerns you the most about the opioid crisis (briefly explain)? 2. Do you feel that…

1. Having imaginary companions in childhood is associated with advanced social d

1. Having imaginary companions in childhood is associated with advanced social development. 2. In the field of psychology, as in many fields, creative production tends to peak in …

1. Hereditary: one example of this is might be a congenitally short leg 2. Muscu

1. Hereditary: one example of this is might be a congenitally short leg 2. Muscular abnormalities: a person with short hamstrings will lose the normal level of lower back curvatur…

1. High intensity (loud) sounds can cause deafness because they are most damagin

1. High intensity (loud) sounds can cause deafness because they are most damaging to the A. hair cells of the spiral organ of Corti C. bones of the middle ear B. secondary tympani…

1. Histologically, skeletal muscle often said to be arranged or structured in a

1. Histologically, skeletal muscle often said to be arranged or structured in a hierarchy fashion. Explain what is meant by this 2. Explain how piloerection works. Be sure that yo…

1. Historically, a significant controversy in the field of biopsychology was the

1. Historically, a significant controversy in the field of biopsychology was the question of how our behavior is a result of nature (biology, genetics, inheritance) or a result of…

1. Hodgkin and Huxley performed various experiments on giant squid axons. These

1. Hodgkin and Huxley performed various experiments on giant squid axons. These axons proved to be valuable to neuroscientific research because their large size allowed researcher…

1. How did Ray Charles change the meaning of song \"It Must Be Jesus\"? 2. Descr

1. How did Ray Charles change the meaning of song "It Must Be Jesus"? 2. Describe the tone of "When the Revolution Comes". What line or lines struck you as most provocative or int…

1. How did Solomon Asch’s study illustrate the power of norms to shape behavior?

1. How did Solomon Asch’s study illustrate the power of norms to shape behavior? Provide at least one other example of the power of norms to shape behavior. 2.     Prior to our cl…

1. How did the earliest inhabitants of the Americans migrate to the Americans fr

1. How did the earliest inhabitants of the Americans migrate to the Americans from present day Siberia. They walked across the frozen waters of the bering stralt and or paddled sm…

1. How do psychologists call a persistent concern and fear that because a person

1. How do psychologists call a persistent concern and fear that because a person experienced a once, he or she will be having it again? a. anticipatory anxiety b. basic fear c. ba…

1. How do the results from the 1RM bench press max test and YMCA bench press tes

1. How do the results from the 1RM bench press max test and YMCA bench press test differ in their assessment of the client? What is the benefit to including each of these tests in…

1. How do upper and lower motor neurons differ? 2. What are the two key roles of

1. How do upper and lower motor neurons differ? 2. What are the two key roles of the basal nuclei in movement? 3. How does the control of movement by cerebellum differ from basal …

1. How does Charle\'s Mills defend sociology? How is sociology morally confusing

1. How does Charle's Mills defend sociology? How is sociology morally confusing? 2. How does Mills differentiate between the classical and the historical traditions of sociology? …

1. How does changing your base of support influence postural sway? Why does this

1. How does changing your base of support influence postural sway? Why does this happen? 2. Why would your postural sway change with the muscle-tendon vibrator attached? Be sure t…

1. How does political scientist Harold Lasswell define politics? Is that a good

1. How does political scientist Harold Lasswell define politics? Is that a good definition of politics? How would you define or explain politics? Does politics matter to you perso…

1. How does the inflammatory response enhance immunity? a. What are natural kill

1. How does the inflammatory response enhance immunity? a. What are natural killer cells and how do they fight viruses? b. Describe the different types of lmyphocytes and where th…

1. How does the modified sit and reach test correct for individual difference in

1. How does the modified sit and reach test correct for individual difference in arm, trunk, and leg lengths? 2. How do direct nd indirect methods of assessing flexibility differ?…

1. How does the morphology of Macrophages , fibroblasts, keratinocytes and lymph

1. How does the morphology of Macrophages , fibroblasts, keratinocytes and lymphocytes relate to its functions? 2. Give an example of external stratified epithelium and internal s…

1. How does the political economy of the United States affect children? 2. How i

1. How does the political economy of the United States affect children? 2. How is family structure related to delinquent behavior? 3. What are the characteristics of schools that …

1. How is an action potential passed from the motor neuron to a muscle fiber? Ar

1. How is an action potential passed from the motor neuron to a muscle fiber? Arrange the labels in the order in which they would occur, beginning at the presynaptic membrane. (No…

1. How is attention related to consciousness? Think about the video with the gor

1. How is attention related to consciousness? Think about the video with the gorilla - why might we be blind to changes or other things to which we're not paying attention? Think …