Can you Please answer the following question in 4 paragraphs and in your own words please. I really need 4 paragraphs can you please make sure it is 4 paragraphs please.

- How does sleep deprivation have an effect on the reduce of capacity of the execution function of the brain?

Can you Please answer the following question in 4 paragraphs and in your own words please. I really need 4 paragraphs can you please make sure it is 4 paragraphs please.

- How does sleep deprivation have an effect on the individual hyper sensitivity or chemical changes in the body?

4. What is subjective validation? How does it trick people into believing that their horoscopes are accurate?

5. What is confirmation bias? How does confirmation bias trick people into believing in astrology.

6. How do smart people get tricked into believing that bogus treatments, therapies, remedies actually work when they do not?

Can you Please answer the following question in 4 paragraphs and in your own words please. I really need 4 paragraphs can you please make sure it is 4 paragraphs please.

- How does sleep deprivation have an effect on the usage of hands and legs, smell and taste, and speed of cognition?

What do you learn from seeing a museum exhibit? What do you learn about yourself?

Can you Please answer the following question in 4 paragraphs and in your own words please. I really need 4 paragraphs can you please make sure it is 4 paragraphs please.

- How does sleep deprivation have an effect on vision?

Describe the different branches of theology. Prepare to discuss the definition of the following terms and describe the characteristics, goals, and product of each distinct discipline:Exegesis, Biblical Theology, Systematic Theology, Historical Theology, Apologetics, Practical Theology. Ensure the following points are addressed: What each discipline aims to accomplish. The tools, skills and activities characteristic of each discipline.

1. a) A lot of experiments conducted during the 20th century - from Milgram to Harlow's studies - would be considered unethical by today's standards. Do you think that the groundbreaking results we remember from these experiments somehow justify their ethical issues? Why?

b) Do you think the nature-nurture debate has been solved by modern psychology?

Please answer the each of the part of above question in depth (as much as you can like 300 words or more) and quality matters a lot. Please write professionally and don't plagiarise from anywhere.

Write a narrative paragraph of at least 150 words in which you recount a detective’s interviewing a prospective witness in a matter involving a serious crime. Demonstrate correct use of these punctuation marks:

period

question mark

exclamation mark

semicolon

colon

comma

What are the steps in creating a safe schools/healthy students initiative?

A woman is prescribed a medication to lower her cholesterol and high blood pressure. Shortly after starting the medication, the woman begins to experience delusions and hallucinations. The woman discontinues the medication and soon thereafter the delusions and hallucinations go away. What diagnosis best describes the woman’s experience?

A.

Brief psychotic disorder.

B.

Schizophrenaform disorder.

C.

Psychotic disorder due to a general medical condition.

D.

Substance induce psychotic disorder.

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QUESTION 3

Which item in the following list is not an example of a ‘positive’ symptom of schizophrenia?

A.

Delusions.

B.

Hallucinations.

C.

Restricted movement.

D.

Disorganized speech

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QUESTION 4

Tim Crow’s (1985) distinction between Type I and Type II schizophrenia suggests that Type I schizophrenia tends to involve a more rapid onset and is associated with a better long-term prognosis compared to Type II schizophrenia. Crow’s theory also suggests that…

A.

Type I schizophrenia is likely to respond well to medication treatments.

B.

Type I schizophrenia is not likely to respond well to medication treatments.

C.

Type I schizophrenia is likely to involve primarily negative symptoms.

D.

Type I schizophrenia is more likely to occur in urban areas.

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QUESTION 5

Jim is a patient in residential treatment who has been diagnosed with disorganized schizophrenia. Jim often becomes excited and agitated when he speaks during group therapy. His words tend to become jumbled and he jumps from subject to subject in an incoherent fashion. This kind of severely disorganized speech is often referred to as what?

A.

Functional aphasia.

B.

Primary mutism.

C.

Word salad.

D.

Avolition.

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How do the typical drinking patterns of Jews differ from those of Conservative Protestants (such as Southern Baptists or Mormons) with regard to (1) rates of alcohol use and (2) rates of drinking problems?