Psychology and Child Development

1.) In general, the following can be said about Rensaissance cities a. Great civ

1.) In general, the following can be said about Rensaissance cities a. Great civic squares and churches were built, but there was a change of patronage from bishops to the mercant…

1.) In the background section the authors wrote “… we hypothesized that pulmonar

1.) In the background section the authors wrote “… we hypothesized that pulmonary edema, evoked by cerebral hypoxia in the presence of systemic normoxia, is associated with increa…

1.) In the laboratory, a skeletal muscle is extracted from an animal and placed

1.) In the laboratory, a skeletal muscle is extracted from an animal and placed in a solution that contains no calcium ions. a.) Will the isolated muscle in this condition contrac…

1.) In the “insulin sensitivity” section of the results section, what is incorre

1.) In the “insulin sensitivity” section of the results section, what is incorrect in the first two sentences? (1 point) 2.) How do you know that your answer to question 1 is corr…

1.) John’s team has been having problems getting along and members are complaini

1.) John’s team has been having problems getting along and members are complaining about the behavior of others. There have been disagreements about standards of behavior resultin…

1.) Localized delivery of a pharmacologic agent to the GI tract is used to disru

1.) Localized delivery of a pharmacologic agent to the GI tract is used to disrupt the actin cytoskeletal network within the columnar epithelium lining the tract.   a.) What chang…

1.) Match the describion related to the amniotic fluid on the left with the cate

1.) Match the describion related to the amniotic fluid on the left with the category on the right. One selection must be used twice. ___ Fetal interstitial fluid is a source of am…

1.) NMDA receptors are different from AMPA receptors in that: NMDA receptors bin

1.) NMDA receptors are different from AMPA receptors in that: NMDA receptors bind extracellular glutamate whereas AMPA receptors do not. NMDA receptor activation leads to an EPSP …

1.) Renal & Nephon Physiology A- A person is overhydrated. (Drinking tap water –

1.) Renal & Nephon Physiology A- A person is overhydrated. (Drinking tap water – hypoosmotic solution) What is their ADH level compared to normal? B- What will be the result i…

1.) Respiration : For Obligate Anaerobes, what is used as the final electron acc

1.)                Respiration : For Obligate Anaerobes, what is used as the final electron acceptor? Why is oxygen toxic to these organisms, and what potential bi-products are pr…

1.) Stores of this form of carbohydrate are released from the liver to help main

1.) Stores of this form of carbohydrate are released from the liver to help maintain constant blood glucose levels. 7.) _ _ _ _ _ are the most abundant type of lipids, and in the …

1.) Stores of this form of carbohydrate are released from the liver to help main

1.) Stores of this form of carbohydrate are released from the liver to help maintain constant blood glucose levels. 7.) _ _ _ _ _ are the most abundant type of lipids, and in the …

1.) The FLATTTEST part of the oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve, is where hemoglo

1.) The FLATTTEST part of the oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve, is where hemoglobin binds TIGHTLY to oxygen and does not give it up. It is found at a PO2 of: a) 104 as in the lung…

1.) To say that there is an arbitrary relationship between words and their refer

1.) To say that there is an arbitrary relationship between words and their referent or what they represent, means that words 2. Mental lexicon refers to the dictionary or word kno…

1.) What are some important styles of Jazz? 2.) What are the most common Jazz In

1.) What are some important styles of Jazz? 2.) What are the most common Jazz Instruments? 3.) Which instrumental combinations are the most common in Jazz? 4.) Jazz Bands are made…

1.) What are the distinguishing hallmarks of three waves of feminism? 2.) Why ar

1.) What are the distinguishing hallmarks of three waves of feminism? 2.) Why are feminists of color critical of chronicling the feminist movement through the wave model? 3.) How …

1.) What is an example of Cultural Bias? a. b. c. Valuation of other cultural sy

1.) What is an example of Cultural Bias? a. b. c. Valuation of other cultural systems based on your own frame of re Assigning value to inherently value-neutral system or object fe…

1.) What is the difference between objective performance measures and judgmental

1.) What is the difference between objective performance measures and judgmental performance measures? Is one generally better than the other? Explain. 2.) Provide an example of h…

1.) What meanings does the use of space convey? When someone has a larger house,

1.) What meanings does the use of space convey? When someone has a larger house, a larger office, or a larger seat on the airplane than yours, what conclusions do you make about t…

1.) What would a trauma therapist say about the Loftus memory experiments which

1.) What would a trauma therapist say about the Loftus memory experiments which seem to cast doubt on the possibility of repressed memories?  What would Loftus say?  Who is more c…

1.) Which of the following is clasically identified as a mesentery? A.) Visceral

1.) Which of the following is clasically identified as a mesentery? A.) Visceral Pericardium B.) Parietal Pleura C.) Visceral Pleura 2.) Which of the following statements has the …

1.) Which of the following statements about language development across cultures

1.) Which of the following statements about language development across cultures is supported by research? 2.) Which of the following illustrates the concept of language socializa…

1.) Which of these is not part of the ideal way of conducting of qualitative res

1.) Which of these is not part of the ideal way of conducting of qualitative research? a. select a random sample b. use a relatively small sample c. present results mainly or excl…

1.) which of the following organs in the body will receive innervation from the

1.) which of the following organs in the body will receive innervation from the sympathetic nerves only, but not from parasympathetic? a. Heart b. Trachea c. Adrenal gland d. Urin…

1.)Kishore Mahbubani claims that today we must think of the world as a single bo

1.)Kishore Mahbubani claims that today we must think of the world as a single boat with one captain sailing into an ocean of rapidly changing currents and looming storms. T OR F 2…

1.)The QRS complex represents which of the following? a. ventricular depolarizat

1.)The QRS complex represents which of the following? a. ventricular depolarization b. ventricular contraction c. atial contraction d. atrial depolarization e. none of the above 2…

1.)The term used to refer to our conscious, subjective feelings about a situatio

1.)The term used to refer to our conscious, subjective feelings about a situation is: cognition 2.)Which of the following plays a major role in attaching emotional qualities to ex…

1.)What part of the US Constitution justifies the creation of a US bank accordin

1.)What part of the US Constitution justifies the creation of a US bank according to McCulloch v. Maryland? 2.) What part of the US Constitution forbids the taxing of the US bank …

1.. Proteins in the cell membrane carry out the following functions,EXCEPT: A. T

1.. Proteins in the cell membrane carry out the following functions,EXCEPT: A.    Transport ions across the membrane B.    Bind neurotransmitters and hormones C.    Participate in…

1.. Which of these statements is true? A. The left coronary artery is a branch o

1.. Which of these statements is true? A. The left coronary artery is a branch of the left pulmonary vein. B. The coronary sinus returns blood to the left atrium. C. The coronary …

1.00000 ? QUESTION 5 An) in an experimental design is any variable that the expe

1.00000 ? QUESTION 5 An) in an experimental design is any variable that the experimenter manipulates in order to see its offect on another variable. O A dependent variable OB, ind…

1.1 Discuss one point that you agree with and why using a critical level of anal

1.1 Discuss one point that you agree with and why using a critical level of analysis. on the following text. I believe that any ethical organization culture is based on the values…

1.1 Using the Scientific Method Secience diflers tiom other human ways of knowin

1.1 Using the Scientific Method Secience diflers tiom other human ways of knowing and learning by ts varied because it can be adjusted to where and how a study is being conducted,…

1.1. Dr. Marshall wants to investigate the effects of stress relief on attention

1.1. Dr. Marshall wants to investigate the effects of stress relief on attention. Specifically, he wants to see how playing with a fidget spinner will affect a person’s ability to…

1.1. How would you define migration? What are the 2 or 3 most important elements

1.1. How would you define migration? What are the 2 or 3 most important elements or dimensions of the definition? 1.2. How about international migration? Provide a common definiti…

1.2. Discuss one point that you disagree with and why using a critical level of

1.2. Discuss one point that you disagree with and why using a critical level of analysis. on the following text. I think that principles and values relate so much to creating ethi…

1.A high insulin/ glucagon ration ratio indicates ketoacidosis glycogenolysis gl

1.A high insulin/ glucagon ration ratio indicates ketoacidosis glycogenolysis gluconeogenesis glycogenesis 2.Blood glucagon levels were lowest A.fasting B.1 hour post meal C.2 hou…

1.A member of the “Planter Elite” was a strong proponent of reform in Virginia.

1.A member of the “Planter Elite” was a strong proponent of reform in Virginia. His name was a.Nathaniel Bacon b.Robert “King” Carter c.William Penn d.Metacom e.William Berkeley 2…

1.A member of the “Planter Elite” was a strong proponent of reform in Virginia.

1.A member of the “Planter Elite” was a strong proponent of reform in Virginia. His name was a Nathaniel Bacon b Robert “King” Carter c William Penn d Metacom e William Berkeley 2…

1.A motor unit contains only one type of muscle fiber. Different muscle fiber ty

1.A motor unit contains only one type of muscle fiber. Different muscle fiber types will fatigue at different rates. If you want to achieve a maximal muscle contraction, you need …

1.A young man is in an accident that crushes his spinal cord at the neck and lea

1.A young man is in an accident that crushes his spinal cord at the neck and leaves him paralyzed from the neck down. The man asks his physician if he will be able to have erectio…

1.ANS: 1 lb = 0.4535 kg or To convert pounds to kilograms, divide pounds by 2.2

1.ANS: 1 lb = 0.4535 kg or To convert pounds to kilograms, divide pounds by 2.2 So 175/2.2= 79.54 172/2.2= 78.18 Pre practice weight: 79.54 kg kg Post practice weight: 78.18 kg 2.…

1.According to the text Coleman\'s research showed which of the following most d

1.According to the text Coleman's research showed which of the following most determines educational performance: A MATERIAL RESOURCES B. ATHLETICS PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS C. CHILDREN…

1.Acting to benefit oneself. O2.Acting to benefit others for the sake of oneself

1.Acting to benefit oneself. O2.Acting to benefit others for the sake of oneself 03, Giving up some present benefit for the sake of a future benefit. 4.Acting to benefit others fo…

1.All \"blue\" blood returns to the heart at the chamber. 2. Pectinate muscles a

1.All "blue" blood returns to the heart at the chamber. 2. Pectinate muscles are found in the 3. Papillary muscles are found in the 4. All of the muscle cells that come together t…

1.Although the media refers to Tiger Woods as an African American, as a boy he u

1.Although the media refers to Tiger Woods as an African American, as a boy he used the term "Cablinasian." What racial and national identities are included in being a "Cablinasia…

1.Among other things, Trait theory attempts to explain why people do the things

1.Among other things, Trait theory attempts to explain why people do the things they do. True or false? 2. Culture should probably be considered in distinguishing pathological tra…

1.An individual was in an accident, which caused bleeding; which in turn cause a

1.An individual was in an accident, which caused bleeding; which in turn cause a drop in blood pressure. His body's response to this was to initiate mechanisms to try to increase …

1.Aristotle argues that a moral virtue is a mean between extremes. Explain his a

1.Aristotle argues that a moral virtue is a mean between extremes. Explain his argument briefly using at least one moral virtue as an example [Be sure to include: a. simple defini…

1.As Americans with our vast wealth and technology, we often stereotype hunter-g

1.As Americans with our vast wealth and technology, we often stereotype hunter-gatherers like the Bushmen as 'primitive.' But how long could you do it? No running water, no automo…