QUESTION 24
An hour after going to bed, Mike was so soundly asleep his parents were unable to awaken him for a scheduled dose of medicine. At this point in Mike's sleep, an EEG would have most likely detected
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beta waves. |
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| B. |
alpha waves. |
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| C. |
REM rebound. |
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| D. |
delta waves. |
1 points
QUESTION 25
For younger adults, the human sleep cycle repeats itself about every
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30 minutes. |
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| B. |
90 minutes. |
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| C. |
4 hours. |
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| D. |
2 1/2 hours. |
1 points
QUESTION 26
Compared with environmentally impoverished rats, those rats housed in enriched environments experienced a dramatic increase in the number of their
| A. |
sex hormones. |
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| B. |
schemas. |
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| C. |
Y chromosomes. |
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| D. |
synapses. |
1 points
QUESTION 27
Unlike identical twins, fraternal twins are described as
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extraverted. |
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| B. |
monozygotic. |
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| C. |
dizygotic. |
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| D. |
epigenetic. |
1 points
QUESTION 28
Cathy is an emotionally intense infant and unpredictable in her sleeping schedule. Christine is a very relaxed infant and predictable in her sleeping schedule. The two children most clearly differ in
| A. |
temperament. |
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| B. |
extraversion. |
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| C. |
heritability. |
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| D. |
epigenetic marks. |
1 points
QUESTION 29
The unique genetically influenced traits of children evoke predictable responses from their caregivers. This best illustrates the ________ of nature and nurture.
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evolution |
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| B. |
interaction |
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| C. |
independence |
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| D. |
plasticity |
In: Psychology
Essay Response (approximate answer length 1-1.5 pages per question)
1) Assume you are a new company that has created a revolutionary product that will have a massive
consumer demand. However, you first need to build a factory to manufacture this product. Using
the Weber Model, explain how you would choose to locate your manufacturing plant, assuming
your product has only two inputs. Does your answer change if your product has three (or more)
inputs?
2) What are the benefits to firms from clustering and agglomeration economies? Can they help and/or
hinder a firm’s competitiveness?
3) Explain the role of age, education, and amenities in migration decisions. How does each influence
the decision to migrate and, from what you have learned in class, which plays the larger role in the
migration decision?
4) Compare and contrast the following models of migration: disequilibrium model, the equilibrium
model, and the endogenous human-capital model.
5) Assume there are two income groups in a city, poor and rich people. In the absence of amenities
(i.e. utility is a function of only the house size and bread consumption), explain where each group
locates and why. Now assume amenities are included in the utility function. What determines
where each group will locate? Does this match what we observe in the real world?
In: Economics
If you can’t answer both I would rather you answer number 2 then. Thank you :)
1) What is parasite-mediated apparent competition and how does it differ from classical competition?
2) Species A is the indigenous population on an island nation. Species B was introduced to this island 200 years ago and shares the same habitat as species A. During the ensuing 200 years since species B was introduced, and in the face of a growing human population, the population of species B has proliferated. Species A by comparison is declining. There is evidence of hunting pressure on the two species as well as a shared pathogen that infects both species. Explain the type of competition that might be present in the ecosystem shared by the populations of these two species and how this type of competition may be affecting changes in the two populations (e.g. species A and species B). In your explanation please indicate which species may be a generalist in this system. If there are two other species in this island that interact with the populations of species of A and B how might the entire host of communities be affected if the population of species A is declining if one of those two species preys on species A. We discussed parasites/pathogens influencing population growth and being able to regulate population growth in a density-dependent manner. What are different effects that a parasite/pathogen might have in population regulation (e.g. think about the lynx/hare/worms).
In: Biology
The procedures manual for XYZ Corporation included the following statements:
Accounting department employees are encouraged to obtain a professional certification.
Adjusting entries involving estimates must have those estimates approved by the CFO before they are recorded in the AIS.
All employees accrue sick time at the rate of one hour per month.
All purchase orders must be prepared in triplicate, with the original going to the vendor, the blue copy staying in purchasing and the yellow copy returning to the department that initiated the purchase request.
All transactions must be recorded in the journal, then posted to the ledger.
Employees are paid twice a month; journal entries for payroll are recorded two days prior to each pay date.
New account numbers must follow the principles of hierarchical coding; they must be reviewed and approved before becoming part of the AIS.
XYZ is organized in five major departments: accounting, marketing, human resources, information systems and operations.
XYZ uses Great Plains Dynamics as its general ledger software. Great Plains will not allow transactions to be recorded unless the equality of debits and credits is maintained.
XYZ’s accounting information system is audited annually by Dewey, Cheatam and Howe, CPAs.
Which five statements from the procedures manual most directly explain internal controls related to the accounting cycle? Explain why you chose each of these.
In: Accounting
consider your last big purchase of a car, consider your decision making process that led you to choose the particular make and model and was it the right time to make this purchase of the car given the economic conditions at the time of the purchase. while analyzing your decision keep in mind everything from interest rates to the prices of complementary and substitute foods are driven by human economic behavior.
develop a minimum of 1050 word analysis of your
decision making process include the following:
retrieve stats on GDP and on PCE by the year for the last years.
you can retrieve those sources from internet sourcing for
internetsourcing. Post in a single worksheet on excel and discuss
the trends in 10 years.
retrieve stats on the effective federal funds rate on the consumer
price index. All items less food and energy by year for the last 30
years, post these stats in a single worksheet. in your report if
you took out a loan discuss how the trends in the effective federal
funds rate compare trends with inflation. what's your loaninerest
rate on car, were interest rates falling spartan the time, where
interest rates relatively higher or lower.
discuss the influence of any federal government or state government
programs such as tax credits for deductions for saving energy
purxhaseson you decision making.
develop conclusions about the economy's influence on personal making relative to purchase
In: Finance
Purpose: To put into practice the skills you’ve learned
regarding email writing and intercultural
communication.
Scenario: You work in the Human Resources office of a mid-sized web
design company,
Graphix. A team of your web designers, headed by David McCoy, is
set to travel to a number of
different countries—Australia, Japan, and India—to meet with
potential clients. The team
members have never travelled to these countries, and they will be
meeting the clients for the
first time. They will be on their own. Your supervisor is sensitive
to the fact that there will be
cultural differences that your team needs to take into
consideration. He knows that you have
had experience doing business with clients and keeping contacts in
other countries, so he has
asked you to provide some suggestions for the team.
Task: Compose an email in which you make at least three suggestions
for effective
intercultural communication based on our discussions of writing for
diverse audiences in
Module 2.
NOTE: do not provide recommendations for communicating specifically
with people from
Australia, Japan, or India, but for intercultural communication in
general.
Consider:
• Your audience is not just David McCoy but other readers at the
company as well
• The information the team will need before their trip
• The strategies we established in class for facilitating
intercultural communication (see
the slides for reference)
Remember:
• the direct approach
• the conventions we’ve established for email composition
(including a clear subject line)
In: Accounting
In: Biology
Assume that Snoopy faces two choices: (1) drop out of school to earn $28,000 now and $29,000 in the next time period, or (2) stay in school now (without working) and earn $45,000 in the next time period. Assume that the monetary cost of an additional year of schooling is $3,200. (a) If the interest rate is 2%, should Snoopy invest in the additional year of education if only two time periods are involved? Why or why not? (b) Do you think your answer might change if the interest rate is less than 2%? (c ) Now assume that three time periods are involved. If Snoopy does not go back to school, he will earn $28,000, $29,000, and $29,800 in the three time periods, respectively. If he attends school another year, he will earn $45,000 next year and $50,000 in the following year. In this case, if the interest rate is 2% should Snoopy invest in the additional year of education? (d) If Snoopy places a high intrinsic value on acquiring more education, how might your answers change to (a) and (c )? (e) How might your answers change to (a) and (c ) if Snoopy is able to maintain a part-time job while he is in school that pays $10,000? (f) Use this example to discuss the four factors that affect the likelihood someone will invest in human capital.
In: Finance
4. Mr Jo is 52 years old; He was admitted to the hospital with abdominal pain, constipation and weight loss. As a result of the diagnostic examinations, a tumor was found in the descending colon. However, no complete information was given to the patient and his family. Doctors decided to operate and to open a stoma in surgery. They did not evaluate the patient socially and environmentally. The patient signed the consent form (But he didn’t understand exactly why he signed it) and operated. However, it was not stated in the consent form that a stoma would be opened. (10 p.)
a) This is the traditional care approach. ( ) Yes ( ) No
b) Apply the "Holistic approach model" that should be for this patient?
5. a) How should your behavior be when you enter a meeting environment?
b) How should your behavior be when you enter a patient's room?
c)What are the behavioral differences that should exist between these two environments? (10 p.)
6. What is creativity? Explain the difference with innovation. ( 5 p.)
7. What should the nurse do to have a flexible brain and be creative for the patient? (10 p.)
8. How would you explain the artistic and therapeutic use of body language? (10p.)
9. “If a person can feel pain, he is alive. If he can feel someone else's pain, it is human. " TOLSTOY. What does Tolstoy want to tell in this sentence? Comment in terms of patient / nurse communication
In: Nursing
Government of Ghana's flagship programme of one
district one factory is aimed at consolidating the nation's efforts
towards industrialisation with a major goal of creating employment
for the teaming youth and for Ghanaians to patronize made in Ghana
goods. previous government efforts targeted National Board of small
Scale industries to serve as a spring board in achieving these
goals. the challenge is that our small and medium Enterprise have
not lived up to expectations due their inability to provide
adequate and relevant data to prompt management decisions making.
Ghanaians SME are donated by one man self style business without
the needed skilled human resources and are not interested in joint
ventures or partnerships to take advantage of any synergy, making
Ghana to lack in the global industrial ranking. Chinese industries
have grown and exported everything under the sun including COVID 19
as a result of good cost and management accounting practice. we
need to grow our SME,s the question is how do we do it?
(a) As a level 300 student select any Ghanaians business set up and
design a cost and management accounting systems bearing in mind
costing methods and techniques in cost entertainment. which will
ultimately help the business entity in costing and pricing of its
products and services for the Ghanaians economy.
(b) what were the relevant data obtained from your write up to
assist management in its decision making role?
In: Finance