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is the process of rapid mitosis of the zygote Gastrulation Embryonic development Cleavage Implantation

Listen The production of which hormone during early stages of pregnancy maintains the corpus luteum and prevents rejection of the embryo hCG Human chorionic gonadotropin Estrogen Progesterone LH Luteinizing Hormone

a Extended Parallel Processing Model Ob Transtheoretical Model Oc Revelation Risk Model d Elaboration Likelihood Model Oe None of the Above QUESTION 18 peals impacts a person s potential to change behavior Health experts from the Mayo Clinic have just arrived in a small community where gum disease cases are exponentially higher than in any other part of the country These experts have come prepared to interact with the community members to educate them around dental health provide resources tools and trainings designed specifically to help decrease the levels of gum disease in this region What type of campaign or intervention would this be O a Mass Media Campaign O b School Based Intervention Oc Federally Funded Initiative O d Community Based Intervention

Studies have shown that people who live in neighborhoods where they have the smallest house on the street feel less successful than people who live in the same sized house in a neighborhood where it is the largest house on the street What theory explains this phenomenon O a Social Comparison Theory O b Priming Theory O c Framing Theory O d Agenda Setting Theory Oe Cultivation Theory

Question 171 The medical term for vomiting is hematemesis emesis flatus reflux 470

Question 12 The abbreviation COPD means Question 13 The abbreviation AOM means

well to be clear before I choose what argument I want to say no matter how many times the fisherman goes fishing there will always be fishes If you don t know when female fishes give birth they lay at least 250 500 every time they give birth In the ocean there are millions of fishes in the sea who will continue to give birth to many more little fishes Now my argument I choose the first argument because not only there are other animals in the sea who do eat fishes and us humans eat fishes as well there will be less fishes but there are fishes that can be saved and help produces more fishes

A person mistakenly took the wrong coat A crime has been committed O True O False

Which of these decides the verdict in a CRIMINAL trial O The plaintiff O The judge O The jury The prosecutor

Direct Negotiation Mediation Arbitration II 11 IL 11 II A neutral third party conducts formal hearings makes findings of facts and renders a final decision that is legally binding on the matter Negotiations facilitated by a neutral third party however decisions made during this process are not legally binding Two or more disputing parties meeting together in good faith to identify and discuss the issues at hand present the facts and supporting data and arrive at mutual solutions

40 Cushing s Syndrome cause weight and grave s disease Weight 39 A stature disorder in which the body produces either too much or too little growth hormone is a disorder of which endocrine gland 41 one way in which the body copes with increased stress is to increase the secretion of 42 A decrease in the function of the can lead to accumu lation of medication in the geriatric patiant 43 Circulation can be split into two system circulation from the heart to the lungs and back to the heart and circulation from to the heart to the body tissues and back to the heart 44 The lands are located above each kidnews

21 Which of the following represents the correct order of the segments of the small intestine from the Stomach to the large intestine 22 For the body to launch an effective reponse to invading pathogens innate immunity must join forces with 23 Which vessel brings blood to the heart from the trunk and pelvic region 24 A patient present with several Symptoms including reflux esophagitis What is the most likely cause of The reflux 25 If blood carbon dioxide levels rise the sends signals to the respiratory muskles to increase the rate and depth of breathing 26 What coiled tube forms a commo shopped structur

1 Interpersonal relationships are always evolving How do you nurture your interpersonal relationships Maximum bonus credit given when accurately applying select course material within your discussion

Tennis can be played with 2 4 or 6 players on one court O True O False

5 points Sav Margaret participates in a brain imaging study and learns that she has a highly active fight flight freeze system FFFS Given this how is she likely to respond when a driver runs a red light and almost hits her in a crosswalk a She will be unbothered by the occurrence and continue walking b She will be fine in the moment but later become afraid of being hit by a car c She will have an intense reaction and yell loudly at the driver d She will be furious but inhibit her behavior so as not to cause a scene

5 points Save A Teddi created a new projective personality test to be used as an alternative to earlier projective assessments Before distributing the test to a wider audience she wants to determine its reliability Which of the following processes would be the best for making this determination a double checking the items to make sure they are correct b giving it to a large sample of people multiple times c administering the test to hundreds of individuals d having personality experts take the test and compare results

The best definition of the collective unconscious would be the a sum total of the unconscious minds and personalities of all humans b overarching system that unites the id ego and superego into one cohesive personality c information just outside of conscious awareness that can be retrieved if needed Od common psychological predispositions passed through generations

Which of the following best describes the development of the Big Five Theory of personality a Prominent researchers debated until a consensus was reached on the five most important personality traits b Factor analysis was used to identify five core traits that reliably described and predicted personality c Factor analysis was used to identify which traits were mentioned most frequently in popular literature d Thousands of people were interviewed about which traits they cared about most in other people

Research on children s temperament and who they choose to play with shows that a children prefer to play with others who have a similar temperament b temperament is variable from the time of birth and friend choice fluctuates throughout the lifespan c temperament is fixed at the time of birth and children pick their friends in infancy O d children prefer to play with others who have a completely opposite temperament

Research suggests that compared to collectivistic cultures individuals from individualistic cultures are a less assertive and competitive b more thrifty c much less persistent d more reliant on structure

Which of the following best describes how genetics and environment interact to influence development a The DNA underlying genes is turned on or off by environmental factors such as stress Ob Genetics determine physical development and environment determines cognitive development c The prenatal environment determines which genes babies are born with d Environmental factors determine which genes are pruned after the first year of life

5 points Save Riley is checking out at the grocery store and the cashier asks her if she would like to donate a dollar to the local children s hospital If she is in Kohlberg s conventional stage of moral development how is she likely to reason about this offer a She will consider whether most people think it is good to donate to charity b She will consider whether she personally thinks it is important to give to charity c She will consider whether the donation will lead to the cashier liking her more d She will consider whether making a donation will get her a discount on her groceries

Which of the following best describes a universal view of development a Paolo decides when to teach his son to cook based on how older children in their culture typically learn cooking b Hannah determines at what age her children should use scissors based on the age at which all children develop fine motor skills c Lee notices that one day his twins needed help eating and the next day they suddenly ate on their own d Renee considers whether her daughter s sports ability is due more to her genetics or how she was raised

5 points Raj is a cognitive psychologist who conducted a large federally funded experiment to test an intervention designed to improve memory in adults with dementia Results from his experiment were negative however and his intervention actually appeared to worsen dementia symptoms Which of the following responses most consistent with post formal thinking is likely to help his career progress despite this setback a Determining if some aspects of the intervention were successful and then considering creative ways to integrate these into a new intervention b Insisting that his intervention is the right way to combat dementia and it is likely that his assistants delivered the intervention incorrectly c Deciding that it is best to just repeat prior experiments by other researchers in the field rather than trying to generate new hypotheses on his own d Abandoning his idea completely and starting over because the results were not conclusive so the intervention is definitely the wrong approach Save Answer

Colby was born with androgen insensitivity syndrome AIS The presence of this condition suggests which of the following is likely to occur a Colby is more likely to identify as a male b Colby will be more fertile than individuals without the condition c Colby is more likely to have male appearing external genitalia d Colby is genetically male with XY chromosomes

5 points Save Answe Samantha is the editor of a newspaper and needs to hire a new reporter Among the applicants is a 68 year old journalist that won the Pulitzer Prize 20 years earlier Samantha is impressed by his credentials but passes on him for the job out of concern that he is too old to keep up with the pace of a busy newsroom Should she have been concerned about his age a No because his age means that he likely has more fluid intelligence than younger applicants b No because productivity and output is likely to remain consistent throughout adulthood c Yes because even the most productive people experience sharp declines in output in late adulthood d Yes because he will likely have little motivation to continue working past age 70

Over the last century which of the following puberty related trends have been observed in the United States a Fewer adolescents are experiencing puberty before entering adulthood b The average age of puberty onset is later c More adolescents are experiencing puberty before entering adulthood Od Th

5 points Save A Teddy is a two year old boy with a secure attachment style One evening his mother invites her new boss to join their family for dinner Given his attachment style how will Teddy likely react to meeting this new stranger a He will immediately hug him b He will kick him and run away c He will be initially apprehensive of him d He will ignore him

Question 11 An area of the body which would contain cardiac muscle would be

5 points Which of the following strategies to block or reduce the severity of an impending panic attack would be consistent with cognitive explanations of panic disorders a taking tranquilizers when a panic attack seems imminent b learning about the various theories of what causes panic disorders c pre emptively moving to a different country that has lower rates of panic disorders O d reassuring yourself that a feeling of discomfort is just a normal reaction

What separates anxiety from the closely related emotion of fear a the intensity of the feeling O b the anticipation of danger c whether it is caused by something specific or something general d whether it is genetic or learned

Raul is a person with schizophrenia He has recently stopped caring for his personal hygiene This is an example of a flattened affect b avolition O c depression Od catatonia

5 poin For a person with schizophrenia which of the following behaviors is most plausible after being asked Did you deposit the check at the bank yesterday a believing that all banks are staffed by the same employees b suddenly believing that they are in a bank making a transaction c rapidly switching between talking about banks for holding money and riverbanks d accurately recalling in great detail a very old memory of being in a bank

5 points Save Xinyi studied very hard for her nursing board exams while still maintaining her full time job and other responsibilities Two days after she completed her exams she came down with a nasty cold What among the following likely happened to contribute to Xini s illness a It is likely that due to Xinyi s alarm response her amygdala no longer functioned at a healthy level b Xinyi likely has elevated levels of cortisol for too long and has now experienced adrenal fatigue c It is likely that levels in stress hormones Xinyi experienced suppressed the activity of her white blood cells d It is likely that a low platelet count caused by Xinyi s alarm reaction caused her to become ill

5 points Save Answer Trey has learned that he has a cardiac problem that requires surgery He is shocked and also fears what lies ahead for him Which among the following scenarios will likely be the healthiest way for Trey to cope with this a Trey decides to educate himself on his condition procedure and follow up treatments so that he has some control over his circumstances b Trey decides not to deal with the stress of his condition at this time by immersing himself in his studies and sports c Trey decides to dismiss the specialist s advice and come up with his own alternative treatment plan d Trey decides to use some escape techniques such as avoiding his appointments and recommendations and diverting his attention elsewhere such as attending parties and concerts

5 points Save Ans Among the following scenarios which best demonstrates resilience when confronted with stress a Frank learns that he will be laid off from his job after working there for 15 years He deals with his stress by confronting the company s CEO with his feelings of anger and loss b Antonio is presented with a project that is difficult to carry out but decides to view this project as a challenge that will also contribute to his personal growth c Chance has experienced a sports related injury He copes with this by avoiding the advice of his trainer and continuing to try to perform his best on the field d Monique is experiencing the loss of a relationship To cope with this she chooses to explain to people all of the ways that her former partner contributed to the demise of their relationship

5 points Save Ans A local community college would like to be perceived as a positive institution among its students Which of the following is the best recommendation for the college to focus its efforts on a The college could ensure that students have a better variety of healthy foods in the cafeteria so they have good nutrition and more energy for studying b The college could invest in a larger study center with more comfortable furniture and snacks c The college could make its policies and student expectations in a student handbook that is made available to each student when they purchase their books for the semester d The college could work on student satisfaction by ensuring that students have the opportunity for growth and engagement

Martin would like to perform more tasks that elicit gratitude in his relationship Which among the following are the best options a Ensuring that he and his partner sit down together and air out personal grievances and perceived faults with one another b Quality time together and emotional investment doing little things to please his partner c Sending his partner on an expensive vacation so he can get away for a few days and enjoy the beach Od Lavish gifts such as expensive jewelry expensive concerts and or sporting events and trips

In 1900 the leading causes of death in the United States were O a occupational and home accidents Ob heart disease cancers and diabetes c strokes d pneumonia influenza and tuberculosis

A person begins to build a tolerance to alcohol when they a use drugs with alcohol b only drink one type of alcohol Oc drink stronger drinks d have been drinking for a long period of time E

5 points Save Answ Axel is a psychologist studying language development in human infants He provides babies with a series of letters at six weeks old and again on their first birthday and measures how long they look at each letter as an indicator of their interest in the stimulus What is he likely to find if he compares the babies interest in the letters at the two time points a Babies will look at consonants for longer at one year old compared to at six weeks old b How long the babies look at each letter is dependent upon their cultural background c Babies will look at the letters for the same amount of time at each assessment d Babies will look at vowels for longer at one year old compared to at six weeks old

5 points Terrance is getting ready to start elementary school His older sister explains to him what a classroom is like by describing in detail her kindergarten classroom In this example she is helping him form a concept of a classroom using a functional fixedness b an exemplar c overlapping features d a prototype Save

5 points Save Answ Paul is dissatisfied with the fact that he is spontaneous when making decisions and often chooses risky options over safer alternatives Paul thinks he will never get better at making decisions and considers deferring all future major decisions to his wife Is Paul correct in this assessment a Yes decision making ability is fixed once an individual s prefrontal cortex has fully matured b No decision making is a skill that he can be taught at any age c No because peers including spouses are likely to have the same level of decision making ability d Yes he may be able to learn to make occasional safe decisions but his default will always be to choose the risky option

Which of the following examples best supports Gardner s theory of multiple intelligences a Pilar scores similarly to children two grades ahead of her on an IQ test b Lisa earns straight As in all of her college courses c Ricky has autism spectrum disorder and scores below his peers on an IQ test d Mario is a gifted mathematician but is completely unable to play an instrument t

5 poin Raul is a baker who considers himself an expert at knowing different variations of bread Whorf s hypothesis of linguistic relativity suggests that Raul will a think about bread in the same way as someone with a more limited knowledge of bread b think differently about bread compared to someone with a more limited knowledge of bread c be able to name more words that rhyme with bread compared to someone with a more limited knowledge of bread d be able to name fewer words that rhyme with bread compared to someone with a more limited knowledge of bread

Mabel has Williams Syndrome Which of the following best describes how this condition affects language development a She is more likely to be bilingual than her peers b She will likely know more words than her peers c She will likely know fewer words than her peers d She will be unable to communicate using language

5 points When asked to think of a dog both Ryan and Webb bring to mind the mental image of a Beagle to represent the concept of dog What is the best explanation for both men having the same exemplar for this concept a Both men have only ever owned Beagles as dogs b Both men are adults which means they have the same exemplars for all concepts c All humans use Beagles as the exemplar for dogs d Both men have owned dogs before but never a Beagle Save

According to Simon and Binet s original conceptualization of intelligence which child would have the highest mental age a Lily a five year old who performed similar to other five year olds on a mental task b Scout a seven year old who performed similar to six year old children on a mental task c Louis a four year old who performed similar to six year old children on a mental task d Marnie an eight year old who performed similar to nine year old children on a mental task

Lewis Terman calculated children s intelligence quotient IQ by a dividing their mental age by their chronological age and multiplying by 100 b subtracting their chronological age from 100 Oc dividing their chronological age by their mental age and multiplying by 100 Od subtracting their mental age from 100

5 points Save Irina is in the hospital for a suspected stroke Her doctors ask her to describe her symptoms to them They notice that Irina is having trouble with speech production and isn t able to tell them Which of the following disorders would best describe Irina s circumstance a dyslexia O b Williams syndrome Oc Down syndrome Od Broca s aphasia