Psychology and Child Development

1.Aspirin, also known as acetylsalicylic acid, is one of the most widely used me

1.Aspirin, also known as acetylsalicylic acid, is one of the most widely used medications in the world. To what group of medications does aspirin belong? Explain its mechanism of …

1.At common law a husband could not be charged with larceny by taking property b

1.At common law a husband could not be charged with larceny by taking property belonging to his wife, but the wife could be charged with larceny of property belonging to the husba…

1.Atmosphere is heated by multiple sources. Which one of the following is the ma

1.Atmosphere is heated by multiple sources. Which one of the following is the main factor for direct atmospheric heating?` A conduction of energy from the Sun B shortwave radiatio…

1.Ben takes out his wallet and extracts money to pay a taxi fare. As he is putti

1.Ben takes out his wallet and extracts money to pay a taxi fare. As he is putting his wallet back in his pocket, a ten dollar bill falls out. Ben is unaware of this. At the end o…

1.Binge eating disorder appears to be caused by abnormalities in ______ pathways

1.Binge eating disorder appears to be caused by abnormalities in ______ pathways, similar to what is seen in substance abuse disorders. A. dopamine B. serotonin C. glutamate D. GA…

1.Brandenburg v. Ohio remains the governing case for political speech questions,

1.Brandenburg v. Ohio remains the governing case for political speech questions, stating that nearly all political speech. is protected unless it constitutes direct incitement. is…

1.Building solutions based on the resources of an individual or community is wha

1.Building solutions based on the resources of an individual or community is what kind of practice? a.Collborative b.Grassroots Resource driven d.Strengths based 2.Social workers …

1.Burgess and colleagues were interested in the effects of video game play on co

1.Burgess and colleagues were interested in the effects of video game play on college students' GPA. Their results indicated that: 2. According to Conley and Lehman, test anxiety …

1.Cannabinoid receptors are located in the frontal cortex, hippocampus, cerebell

1.Cannabinoid receptors are located in the frontal cortex, hippocampus, cerebellum, and basal ganglia. 2.When you eat a favorite dessert, the pleasurable feeling you get involves …

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

1.Choose one of the major questions of psychology and provide some evidence from your own experience that supports one side or the other Differences versus similarities. To what e…

1.Compare a primary and a secondary immune response. Answer should mention speed

1.Compare a primary and a secondary immune response. Answer should mention speed of onset, magnitude of increase in antibody titer and main class of antibody involved. 2. Of plasm…

1.Conclusions from the classic Kasser and Ryan study on the “dark side of the Am

1.Conclusions from the classic Kasser and Ryan study on the “dark side of the American dream” only apply to affluent cultures. are specific to the United States and Canada. are li…

1.Conduct an interview with an older individual and write a four page paper deta

1.Conduct an interview with an older individual and write a four page paper detailing your experience. Ask them to tell you their life story. Begin the paper by describing who you…

1.Consciousness has several different meanings. Provide two definitions and give

1.Consciousness has several different meanings. Provide two definitions and give an example of each. (4 pts) 2.Do you consider hypnosis and meditation to be altered states of cons…

1.Create a fictitious child with a name, an age during early childhood, and a ge

1.Create a fictitious child with a name, an age during early childhood, and a gender. 2.Describe one component of the fictional child’s physical development. 3.Explain one compone…

1.Create a fictitious child with a name, an age during early childhood, and a ge

1.Create a fictitious child with a name, an age during early childhood, and a gender. 2.Describe one component of the fictional child’s physical development. 3.Explain one compone…

1.DMSO, is a chemical that passes through cell membrane isotonic cream to which

1.DMSO, is a chemical that passes through cell membrane isotonic cream to which a high the treatment is questionable Japplication of such a cream is likely to result which of the …

1.Debate the issue of having drug to enhance the performance of brain while you

1.Debate the issue of having drug to enhance the performance of brain while you are studying? Are you with or against? Give your own insight?   2. Explain in detail the process of…

1.Define and explain the reason for using time sampling and situation sampling i

1.Define and explain the reason for using time sampling and situation sampling in naturalistic observation. 2.Describe the primary goals of naturalistic observation, participant o…

1.Depressants ______ activity in the central nervous system. A. reduce B. increa

1.Depressants ______ activity in the central nervous system. A. reduce B. increase C. stabilize D. multiply 2.Which of the following supports the view that addiction should not be…

1.Describe Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences, including the distinct ty

1.Describe Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences, including the distinct types of intelligence that characterize different forms of intelligent behavior. 2.Discuss and explai…

1.Describe how language develops in children citing some of the milestones and h

1.Describe how language develops in children citing some of the milestones and how cultural factors and built-in bias factor in the development. Furthering this description, expla…

1.Describe oogenesis. 2.Arrange the following in proper order as they are produc

1.Describe oogenesis. 2.Arrange the following in proper order as they are produced in the ovary. corpus albicans secondary follicle Graffian follicle corpus luteum primary follicl…

1.Describe the paradox of the phrase \"benevolent deception\". Are doctors who a

1.Describe the paradox of the phrase "benevolent deception". Are doctors who allow their patients to be involved in potentially harmful clinical treatments in compliance with thei…

1.Describe the role of relationships and social support in happiness. 2.Discuss

1.Describe the role of relationships and social support in happiness. 2.Discuss the reunion of the twins Elyse Schein and Paula Bernstein. 3.Discuss strategies a student could use…

1.Describe your job (or role in a group or team that you\'re a member of) in ter

1.Describe your job (or role in a group or team that you're a member of) in terms of Hackman and Oldham’s Job Characteristics Model. To what extent does the model provide you with…

1.Employees often perform work tasks simply because their bosses tell them to do

1.Employees often perform work tasks simply because their bosses tell them to do so. This is an example of __________ power. expert legitimate referent reward 2. Brianna is trying…

1.For a very short period after a neuron has fired, it is inactive and unable to

1.For a very short period after a neuron has fired, it is inactive and unable to respond to additional stimulation. This interval is known as. A.the refractory period B.the all or…

1.For centuries, Mesopotamian politics were influenced a)stable natural environm

1.For centuries, Mesopotamian politics were influenced a)stable natural environment b)Geographical barriers against invasion c)Women in significant bureaucratic posts d)The domina…

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

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.Hair cells Bristle and socket, how does it work? What is the conductance that

1.Hair cells Bristle and socket, how does it work? What is the conductance that causes excitation ? 2. Kinocilium and stereo cilia How does it work? What is the conductance that c…

1.Hemoglobin transports both oxygen and carbon dioxide. 2.Carbonic anhydrase is

1.Hemoglobin transports both oxygen and carbon dioxide. 2.Carbonic anhydrase is an enzyme in erythrocytes essential for the transport of carbon dioxide as bicarbonate ions. 3.Hemo…

1.Home invasion is a hybrid offense between: a.burglary and assault. b.robbery a

1.Home invasion is a hybrid offense between: a.burglary and assault. b.robbery and burglary. c.assault and auto theft. d.robbery and arson. 2.Which of the following is not an elem…

1.How does motivation impact education? 2.What are at least three ways that inst

1.How does motivation impact education? 2.What are at least three ways that instructors help to increase motivation in students? 3.What are at least three ways that students can h…

1.Identify ALL of the components of the respiratory membrane : ---simple squamou

1.Identify ALL of the components of the respiratory membrane: ---simple squamous of alveolar wall ---simple squamous of endothelium --- parietal pleura --- basal lamina between al…

1.Identify and describe the two primary factors that determine whether a volcani

1.Identify and describe the two primary factors that determine whether a volcanic eruption is relatively violent or not, and how these factors relate to the viscosity of a magma. …

1.If the aquaporins in the descending Loop of Henle were mutated and could not t

1.If the aquaporins in the descending Loop of Henle were mutated and could not transport water the kidney would?          a)      Not reabsorb sodium in the Loop of Henle         …

1.If we were to conduct this study on CCBC’s campus, do you think we would repli

1.If we were to conduct this study on CCBC’s campus, do you think we would replicate Milgram’s findings (i.e., find similar results)? Explain Why or why not? (ch. 12) 2.What facto…

1.In 1676, a war broke out between New England settlers and local Indians. This

1.In 1676, a war broke out between New England settlers and local Indians. This event was known as a.The Glorious Revolution b.King Philip’s War c.Bacon’s Rebellion d.Black Hawk W…

1.In his cross-examination of Meletus, Socrates argues that he can\'t possibly b

1.In his cross-examination of Meletus, Socrates argues that he can't possibly be intentionally corrupting the citizens of Athens. Why not? 2.At one point Socrates says that, "Inst…

1.In systematic circulation, pressure is lowest in___________________. 2. Enzyme

1.In systematic circulation, pressure is lowest in___________________. 2. Enzyme in the lung that helps to regulate is ___________________. 3. Hormone of the adrenal medullary res…

1.In the criminal justice system, a defendant is innocent until proven guilty.Th

1.In the criminal justice system, a defendant is innocent until proven guilty.Therefore, the nully hypothesis is: " This person is innocent.” a.In this case, what would be the Typ…

1.In work design theory, high GNS people are more likely to report highly favora

1.In work design theory, high GNS people are more likely to report highly favorable outcomes in both personal and work situations when: a)their work is meaningful b)they feel they…

1.In your own words, define the social cognitive theory. Explain the difference

1.In your own words, define the social cognitive theory. Explain the difference between social learning and social cognitive theories. 2. Name and explain the two key elements of …

1.Individual differences between people (e.g. intelligence, personality, etc.) a

1.Individual differences between people (e.g. intelligence, personality, etc.) are mostly an issue for hiding true experimental effects in which kind of experiment? a. independent…

1.Lymphoid organs limit the spread of disease by filtering and trapping microsco

1.Lymphoid organs limit the spread of disease by filtering and trapping microscopic pathogens, preventing them from traveling elsewhere in the body. Which of the following stateme…

1.Match the art historical style to the artist who worked in that style. Jan Van

1.Match the art historical style to the artist who worked in that style. Jan Van Eyck       [ Choose ]            High Renaissance            Baroque            Renaissance       …

1.Match the muscle in the left column with the general grouping in the right col

1.Match the muscle in the left column with the general grouping in the right column. 1. longissimus 2. longus colli 3. transversus abdominus 4. spinales 5. supracostals 6. intertr…

1.Match the term with its definition: sublime [ Choose ] categories of artistic

1.Match the term with its definition: sublime       [ Choose ]            categories of artistic subject matter often with strongly influential histories and traditions           …

1.Meke a persuasive paragraph. note In this paragraph, you will choose a controv

1.Meke a persuasive paragraph. note In this paragraph, you will choose a controversial or debatable topic, and then, take a stand or a position. Then support it with reasons using…