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[Show more]Lack a nucleus or membrane bound organelles, usually unicellular. Smaller and simpler than most 
eukaryotic cells. Contain two types of domain Bacteria and Archaea. - Prokaryotic cells 
Ridged cell wall contains peptidoglycan. Includes a nucleoid (no nucleus) with no membrane-bound 
organelles. Mult...
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Add to cartLack a nucleus or membrane bound organelles, usually unicellular. Smaller and simpler than most 
eukaryotic cells. Contain two types of domain Bacteria and Archaea. - Prokaryotic cells 
Ridged cell wall contains peptidoglycan. Includes a nucleoid (no nucleus) with no membrane-bound 
organelles. Mult...
What are the decisions marketing managers have to make? (4) - Answer-1. Desired objective 
2. Kind of advertising 
3. Media to reach target customers 
4. What to say (the message) 
advertising allowance - Answer-price reductions to firms further along in the channel to encourage them 
to advertise o...
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Add to cartWhat are the decisions marketing managers have to make? (4) - Answer-1. Desired objective 
2. Kind of advertising 
3. Media to reach target customers 
4. What to say (the message) 
advertising allowance - Answer-price reductions to firms further along in the channel to encourage them 
to advertise o...
Definition of health - A state of balance, an equilibrium that an individual has established within 
and between oneself an with the social an physical environment 
domains of learning - cognitive, affective, psychomotor 
Types of Health - physical, mental, emotional, social, spiritual 
Factors of g...
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Add to cartDefinition of health - A state of balance, an equilibrium that an individual has established within 
and between oneself an with the social an physical environment 
domains of learning - cognitive, affective, psychomotor 
Types of Health - physical, mental, emotional, social, spiritual 
Factors of g...
Southern strategy - Strategy by Republican party candidates of gaining political support in the 
southern US by consciously appealing to white Democrats' racial resentments in order to gain votes. In 
the 80s, it was anti drug rhetoric 
Law and order rhetoric - The demand for a stricter criminal ju...
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Add to cartSouthern strategy - Strategy by Republican party candidates of gaining political support in the 
southern US by consciously appealing to white Democrats' racial resentments in order to gain votes. In 
the 80s, it was anti drug rhetoric 
Law and order rhetoric - The demand for a stricter criminal ju...
DTI - Shows movement of water in the brain. A connectional scan. 
fMRI - Scans blood flow in the brain. Shows which parts of the brain are active during a task. High 
spatial resolution and poor temporal resolution. 
PET - A type of tracer scan. Shows how organs are functioning. Connectional with a ...
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Add to cartDTI - Shows movement of water in the brain. A connectional scan. 
fMRI - Scans blood flow in the brain. Shows which parts of the brain are active during a task. High 
spatial resolution and poor temporal resolution. 
PET - A type of tracer scan. Shows how organs are functioning. Connectional with a ...
Product - The need-satisfying offering of a firm 
Customer Satisfaction - The extent to which a firm fulfills a consumers' needs, desires and 
expectations 
Innovation - The development and spread of new ideas, goods and services 
Economies of Scale - As a company produces larger numbers of a parti...
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Add to cartProduct - The need-satisfying offering of a firm 
Customer Satisfaction - The extent to which a firm fulfills a consumers' needs, desires and 
expectations 
Innovation - The development and spread of new ideas, goods and services 
Economies of Scale - As a company produces larger numbers of a parti...
Organism - A living entity made up of one or more cells 
Theory - An explanation for a very general class of phenomena or observations 
Cell Theory - All organisms are made of cells and all cells come from preexisting cells 
Null Hypothesis - Specifies what we should observe when the hypothesis bein...
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Add to cartOrganism - A living entity made up of one or more cells 
Theory - An explanation for a very general class of phenomena or observations 
Cell Theory - All organisms are made of cells and all cells come from preexisting cells 
Null Hypothesis - Specifies what we should observe when the hypothesis bein...
What is Fiscal Policy? - changes in government taxes and spending that affect the level of GDP 
How does fiscal policy shift aggregate demand to the right? - 1. increases in government spending 
2. decreases in taxes 
How does fiscal policy shift aggregate demand to the left? - 1. Decrease governmen...
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Add to cartWhat is Fiscal Policy? - changes in government taxes and spending that affect the level of GDP 
How does fiscal policy shift aggregate demand to the right? - 1. increases in government spending 
2. decreases in taxes 
How does fiscal policy shift aggregate demand to the left? - 1. Decrease governmen...
Liability - Answer-The state of being legally responsible (liable) for something, such as a debt or 
obligation. 
Primary source of law - Answer-A document that establishes the law on a particular issue, such as a 
constitution, a statute, an administrative rule, or a court decision. 
Secondary sour...
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Add to cartLiability - Answer-The state of being legally responsible (liable) for something, such as a debt or 
obligation. 
Primary source of law - Answer-A document that establishes the law on a particular issue, such as a 
constitution, a statute, an administrative rule, or a court decision. 
Secondary sour...
What is the Prisoner's Dilemma? What does it tell us about the prevalence of cooperation? - AnswerPrisoner's Dilemma: Game Theory model for understanding competition and cooperation 
Models why cooperation can be rare 
Influence of trust 
Tit-for-tat an effective strategy 
What is the tit-for-tat ...
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Add to cartWhat is the Prisoner's Dilemma? What does it tell us about the prevalence of cooperation? - AnswerPrisoner's Dilemma: Game Theory model for understanding competition and cooperation 
Models why cooperation can be rare 
Influence of trust 
Tit-for-tat an effective strategy 
What is the tit-for-tat ...
Awareness - Answer-The circle around the outside of the APT model includes self, others, and 
environment and represents 
Mindfulness - Answer-- the opposite of mindlessness. 
-the awareness that emerges through paying attention on purpose, in the present moment, with an 
element of openness to the ...
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Add to cartAwareness - Answer-The circle around the outside of the APT model includes self, others, and 
environment and represents 
Mindfulness - Answer-- the opposite of mindlessness. 
-the awareness that emerges through paying attention on purpose, in the present moment, with an 
element of openness to the ...
Psychology - The scientific study of the mind and behavior 
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) - Scans which parts of brain are active 
Nativism - Certain kinds of knowledge are inborn 
Empiricism - Knowledge is acquired through experience 
Dualism - Mind and body are different things 
Wil...
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Add to cartPsychology - The scientific study of the mind and behavior 
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) - Scans which parts of brain are active 
Nativism - Certain kinds of knowledge are inborn 
Empiricism - Knowledge is acquired through experience 
Dualism - Mind and body are different things 
Wil...
5 characteristics of problem solving - Answer-systematic, logical, empirical, reductive, replicable 
repicable - Answer-instruction manual, recording the process of research so it can be repeated 
reductive - Answer-information into insight; using data to establish relationships 
logical - Answer-co...
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Add to cart5 characteristics of problem solving - Answer-systematic, logical, empirical, reductive, replicable 
repicable - Answer-instruction manual, recording the process of research so it can be repeated 
reductive - Answer-information into insight; using data to establish relationships 
logical - Answer-co...
5 characteristics of problem solving - Answer-systematic, logical, empirical, reductive, replicable 
repicable - Answer-instruction manual, recording the process of research so it can be repeated 
reductive - Answer-information into insight; using data to establish relationships 
logical - Answer-co...
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Add to cart5 characteristics of problem solving - Answer-systematic, logical, empirical, reductive, replicable 
repicable - Answer-instruction manual, recording the process of research so it can be repeated 
reductive - Answer-information into insight; using data to establish relationships 
logical - Answer-co...
white muscle fibers - Answer-blood capillaries tuning parallel with muscle fiber (good at anaerobic 
glycolysis) 
red muscle fibers - Answer-darker; contains more myoglobin and O2 and lipids are stored (good at 
aerobic lipolysis) 
oxygen debt - Answer-the extra volume that is needed to restore all ...
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Add to cartwhite muscle fibers - Answer-blood capillaries tuning parallel with muscle fiber (good at anaerobic 
glycolysis) 
red muscle fibers - Answer-darker; contains more myoglobin and O2 and lipids are stored (good at 
aerobic lipolysis) 
oxygen debt - Answer-the extra volume that is needed to restore all ...
species - evolutionarily independent population or group of populations 
synapomorphy - a trait that is found in certain groups of organisms and their common ancestor, 
but is missing in more distant ancestors; identifies monophyletic groups; homologous traits that can be 
identified at the genetic,...
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Add to cartspecies - evolutionarily independent population or group of populations 
synapomorphy - a trait that is found in certain groups of organisms and their common ancestor, 
but is missing in more distant ancestors; identifies monophyletic groups; homologous traits that can be 
identified at the genetic,...
3 major functions of the urinary system - Answer-excretion; elimination; homeostatic regulation 
major functions of urinary system: 
What is excretion? What is elimination? Which is most important? - Answer-kidneys filter waste 
products; urinating; homeostatic regulation 
What empties into the uret...
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Add to cart3 major functions of the urinary system - Answer-excretion; elimination; homeostatic regulation 
major functions of urinary system: 
What is excretion? What is elimination? Which is most important? - Answer-kidneys filter waste 
products; urinating; homeostatic regulation 
What empties into the uret...
Not very many proteins in the eukaryotic cytoplasmic membrane. Where did they go? - Answer-They are 
still in the membrane and they are still busy, but most of the proteins went to the mitochondrial 
membrane in eukaryotes. 
Cellulose and Chitin - Answer-Use specific b-1,4-glycosidic bonds between s...
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Add to cartNot very many proteins in the eukaryotic cytoplasmic membrane. Where did they go? - Answer-They are 
still in the membrane and they are still busy, but most of the proteins went to the mitochondrial 
membrane in eukaryotes. 
Cellulose and Chitin - Answer-Use specific b-1,4-glycosidic bonds between s...
The atom - Consists of a small nucleus with a positive charge containing most of the weight. Has 
an electron cloud with mostly empty space but some electrons as well 
Protons - The chemical identity of the element 
Electrons - Ionic character of atom 
Neutrons - Isotopic character of the atom 
Atom...
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Add to cartThe atom - Consists of a small nucleus with a positive charge containing most of the weight. Has 
an electron cloud with mostly empty space but some electrons as well 
Protons - The chemical identity of the element 
Electrons - Ionic character of atom 
Neutrons - Isotopic character of the atom 
Atom...
If a xenolith included within an igneous pluton has a numerical age of 55 million years (Ma) old, what can 
you infer about the age of the pluton? - Answer-the pluton formed after 55 Ma ago 
Radiocarbon is first produced in the ______ when neutrons strike ______ atoms. - Answer-atmosphere; 
nitrogen...
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Add to cartIf a xenolith included within an igneous pluton has a numerical age of 55 million years (Ma) old, what can 
you infer about the age of the pluton? - Answer-the pluton formed after 55 Ma ago 
Radiocarbon is first produced in the ______ when neutrons strike ______ atoms. - Answer-atmosphere; 
nitrogen...
HER Process (Human Environment Reaction) - Answer-connection between human behavior and physical 
design 
8 HER Processes (Every Hot Person Takes Prescription Pills During Homeroom) - Answer--Environmental 
Stimulation 
-Homeyness 
-Personal Space 
-Territoriality 
-Privacy 
-Place Identity and Plac...
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Add to cartHER Process (Human Environment Reaction) - Answer-connection between human behavior and physical 
design 
8 HER Processes (Every Hot Person Takes Prescription Pills During Homeroom) - Answer--Environmental 
Stimulation 
-Homeyness 
-Personal Space 
-Territoriality 
-Privacy 
-Place Identity and Plac...
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