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Critical commencement date commencement date stated in the commission NOT date commission was issued or mailed Who issues commission? Secretary of State 00:25 01:33 When does commission become valid After taking oath of office and bond are filed on time Who do you file oath and bond with county clerk Where is a notary's commission limited to? State of california; not only a certain county What kind of bond and how much needs to be filed Surety bo...

What is one requirement for becoming a CA Notary Public? be a legal resident of California Your jurisdiction will be the entire state of CA 00:34 01:33 A possible penalty for committing perjury is... 2 years in prison 3 years in prison 4 years in prison ALL OF THE ABOVE you have how many days to take your oath of office after your commencement date? 30 days if you request a new Certificate of Authorization, the State of California must respond within 5...

A notary should always ask for acceptable identification of the client prior to notarizing a document if the client is not personally known to the notary. Acceptable identification includes: identification card or another form of government issued identification that is current or that has been expired for one year or less, and. Contain either the signer's signature or signer's photograph. A notary may notarize a quitclaim deed to real property in which the notary is the grantee... Ne...

A notary at the time of appointment must be either a NYS resident or have a place of business in New York State? TRUE - a notary must also be a united states citizen at the time of appointment. however, the department of state, division of licensing services web site adds that notary may also be a permanent resident alien of the united states A NYS resident notary public who moves out of NYS but still maintains a place of business in NYS can continue to be a notary in NYS? TRUE - how if...

A 48-year-old Hispanic woman is seen by a psychiatric clinical nurse specialist after receiving a call by her son. According to the son, since his father's death 7 months ago, his mother has lost 30 pounds and can't sleep. During her initial visit, the patient states, 'My husband talks to me in his visits, but his words make no sense to me. I don't understand what he wants me to do.' What is an appropriate nursing diagnosis? A. Ineffective denial. B. Bipolar mood disorder. C. Hyper-relig...

a client with delirium becomes agitated and confused at night. The best initial intervention by the nurse is to: the client next to the nurse's station a night light and turn off the television up the television and a soft light on during the night. soft music during the night and maintain a well-lit room a night light and turn off the television a nurse is collecting data on a client who is actively hallucinating. WHich nursing statement would be therapeutic at this time? ...

1. One characteristics of mental health that allows people to adapt to tragedies, trauma, and loss is: A. Dependence B. Resilience C. Pessimism D. Altruism B. Resilience 2. You and Jack are two of the nurses working on the psychiatric unit. Jack mentions to you that the biological model for mental illness is the one he embraces, and states "it's the only one I really believe." Which of the following statements is true regarding believing in only the biological model? A. The biolo...

Energy Stores 1) Elastic potential 2) Gravitational potential 3) Thermal 4) Electrostatic 5) Nuclear 6) Chemical 7) Kinetic 8) Magnetic 9) Light 10) Sound How is energy transferred? 1) Mechanically - force doing work 2) Electrically - work done by moving charges 3) Heating/Radiation - light, sound How can work be done? When a current flows or by a force moving an object Kinetic energy formula E=1/2mv² Kinetic energy(J) = 0.5 x mass(kg) x speed²(m/s) ...

Universality Any underlying characteristic of human beings that is capable of being applied to all Ekman (1989) Argued that facial expressions are an example of universality 00:32 01:28 Gender Bias When one gender is treated in a different way from another Androcentrism When 'normal' behaviour is judged according to a male standard and so anything which deviates from this is seen as 'abnormal' PMS is often thought as a stereotype when in fact is a diagnosabl...

A general statement on what the researcher intends to investigate What is an Aim? A clear, precise, testable statement that states the Relationship between the Variables to be investigated What is a Hypothesis? 00:26 01:28 A hypothesis that states the direction of the outcome of the experiment What is a Directional Hypothesis? A hypothesis that doesn't state the direction of the outcome of the experiment What is a Non-Directional Hypothesis? Making variab...

Types of and explanations for conformity - Lucas Students conformed more on harder maths questions and if they had less confidence in their maths ability Conformity: Asch's research - Perrin and Spencer Repeated Asch's study on engineering students, only one student conformed out of 396 trials 00:26 01:28 Conformity to social roles: Zimbardo's research - Reicher and Haslam Repeated the experiment on TV, the prisoners took control of the guards because they formed a gr...

Give one reason why schema's are useful? When we're in unknown situations schemas help us know how to behave. So when we do not know what to do our schema fills in the gaps for us and allow us to process situations better. Give one reason why schema's are not useful? schemas may exclude information which doesn't conform to our prior expectations. As a result, we may form stereotypes which are difficult to shift, even if new,disputing information is presented. This means we may not b...

Define the four definitions of Abnormality Definition 1: Deviation from Social Norms - Standards of acceptable behaviour are set by a social group and anything that deviates from this behaviour is deemed abnormal. In the past being homosexual was seen as deviant from social norms, campaigners have now changed the social perception and have made it normal. This proves that this explanation is subject to change. Definition 2: Failure to Function Adequately - This is where people are not able to ...

State the definition of conformity An individual is said to be conforming if they choose a course of action that is favoured by the majority of the group members. State and explain the three types of conformity Compliance - Individuals follow what the group is doing in order to be accepted or to fit in, even if there personal views may differ to the one they are portraying. This will not chance their underlying attitude towards something. (Asch) Internalisation - This involves both p...

Methods are what psychologists use to conduct their research. There are two areas of methods, what are these? Experimental Methods and Non-Experimental Methods Outline what experimental methods consist of Lab, natural, field and quasi experiments 00:29 01:28 Outline what non-experimental methods consist of Correlational analysis, observations, case studies and self report (interviews and questionnaires) Outline a lab experiment and evaluate it Conducted within a ...

Outline what sexual selection is Sexual Selection is the process of selecting the right mate through competing rivals and engaging in the right behaviours in order for successful conception and child rearing. The evolutionary explanations behind this preference is important as it gives us insight on who will be chosen and who will be excluded. Outline the two ways in which sexual selection operates Intrasexual Selection - this involves individuals of one sex (usually male) outcompeting ...

PYSCHOLOGY the scientific study of behaviour and mental process APPROACH school of thought/perspective 00:39 01:28 BIOLOGICAL (PHYSIOLOGICAL) APPROACH examines how one's biology affects behaviour and mental processes COGNITIVE APPROACH examine human thought and behaviour in terms of how we interpret, process and remember events LEARNING APPROACH interested in how humans and animals learn SOCIAL APPROACH -interested in how we work in the social wo...

Who was Wundt and what did he do He is known as the father of Psychology opening the first institute for experimental psychology in Germany in 1879. He separated psychology from philosophy and focused on studying the mind. He took a very reductionist approach where he simplified everything down to cause and effect. Outline introspection and problems with it Introspection is a psychological method to analyse someones thoughts and feelings internally, this was done as there were no brain ...

What is an attachment? An emotional link between the child and there primary caregiver, which ties them together. Four ways an attachment can be tested? 1. Seeking Proximity 2. Distress on seperation 3. Joy on reunion 4. General Behaviour 01:04 01:28 What is a bond? A bond is a set of feelings that ties one person to another Benefits of an attachment Survival Food Love Security Two caregiver-infant interactions are... Reciprocity and Interactional S...

Study of capacity of STM Miller (Immediate Digit Span Test) Jacobs Support Study of duration of STM Peterson and Peterson (Trigrams) 24 students given a consonant syllable and a three digit number ie. THX 512. They were asked to recall the consonant syllable after a retention interval of 3, 6 , 9, 12 or 15 seconds. During this interval they had to count backwards from their three digit number. Participants were 90% correct after 3 seconds, 20% correct after 9 and only 2% correct afte...