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legislative branch - Answer make laws, approve presidential appointments **Congress: bicameral) -House of Reps: 435 (serve 2 years) -Senate: 2 per state (serve 6 years) executive branch - Answer sign/veto laws, pardon people, appoint federal judges -President (serves 4 years) -Cabinet judicial branch - Answer decides if laws are constitutional, can overturn rulings by other judges -9 justices: appointed by President autocracy - Answer government by ...

public opinion slide - Answer cycling - Answer constant change in policy or distribution of resources 2 ways to stop cycling - Answer 1. create an 'agenda-setter' 2. team up to create an ongoing coalition minimum winning coalition - Answer the smallest size coalition necessary to achieve a goal its the minimum size for a majority why do we have parties? - Answer resolve unstable coalitions creating minimum winning coalition giving powe...

Metrics of Good Governance from D&C 101 & 134 - Answer Agency to choose, no bondage Should have rule of law Right to control property Life, liberty Uphold respective gov'ts while you are protected Metrics of Good Governance - Answer Freedom Life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness (right to property) Standard of living: Strong economy, income, low poverty Literacy, educated populace Voice is heard by gov't Provide for common defense, safety (life) Equality (equal op...

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Academic Psychology - Answer A branch of psychology focusing on research and instruction in the various areas or fields of study in psychology. Applied Psychology - Answer The branch of psychology applying psychological principles to practical problems in other fields, such as education, marketing, or industry. behavior - Answer Observable activities of an organism, often in response to environmental cues. Behavioral genetics - Answer A subfield of psychology loo...

Structuralism - Answer • Led by Edward Titchener • Focused on analyzing consciousness into basic elements • Introspection - careful, systematic observations of one's own conscious experience Functionalism - Answer • Led by William James • Focused on investigating the function or evolutionary purpose of consciousness • Led to investigation of mental testing, developmental patterns, and sex differences • May have attracted the first women into the field of psyc...

memory - Answer facility for recalling past events and learnings. Information- processing model - Answer automatic processing - Answer encoding info with little conscious effort what are the 3 activities involved in memory? - Answer encoding, storage and retrieval sensory memory - Answer hold sensory info for 2-3 seconds, any info that is not stored is lost working memory - Answer holds info for temporary analysis, holds info for up to 30 secon...

Events are governed by some lawful order that can be observed, measured, and tested - Answer Basic Assumption What is the scientific method? - Answer A method designed to help the scientific process remain as accurate and precise as possible Does Psychology use the scientific method? - Answer Yes, Psychology does use the scientific method What is step one of how Psychologist's conduct research? - Answer Maker observations, and review the literature What is ...

What are the three levels of analysis? - Answer The brain, the person, the group. The Brain - Answer How brain structure and brain activity vary from person to person and situation to situation The Person - Answer How the content of the individuals' mental processes form and influence behavior The Group - Answer How behavior is shaped by culture and environment Mental Processes - Answer Activities of our brain when engaged in thinking, observing the e...

Ante area" means ISO class ___ or better - Answer ISO 8 "Buffer area" means ISO class ___ area - Answer ISO 7 "Immediate use compounded sterile preparation" involve only simple aseptic measuring and transfer manipulations of no more than ___ sterile non-hazardous commercial drug and diagnostic radiopharmaceutical drug products - Answer 3 Administration of immediate use compounded sterile preparations shall begin within ___ hour or preparation or the comp...

What % is each component of the test made of? - Answer 1.) 83% is about Pharmacy Practice 2.) 15% is about Licensure, registration, certification, and operational requirements 3.) 2% is about General Regulatory Processes Who has the power to move CS from one class to another? - Answer The Attorney General What is the definition of controlled substance? - Answer Potential for abuse (physical and psychological dependence) What is the CS schedule 1 definition? - Answer ...

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Which of the statements below best describes ionic bonds in an aqueous environment? (A) The sharing of a hydrogen atom between two molecules (B) The transfer of an electron from one atom to another, a relatively weak bond (C) The transfer of an electron from one atom to another, a relatively strong bond (D) The sharing of an electron pair between two atoms; a relatively weak bond (E) The sharing of an electron pair between two atoms; a relatively strong bond - Answer (B) The...

hypothesis - Answer A testable prediction, often implied by a theory prokaryote - Answer A unicellular organism that lacks a nucleus and membrane bound organelles eukaryote - Answer A cell that contains a nucleus and membrane bound organelles organelle - Answer A tiny cell structure that carries out a specific function within the cell nucleoid - Answer A non-membrane-bounded region in a prokaryotic cell where the genetic material is located nucleus - ...

DNA - Answer RNA - Answer Transcription - Answer Copying down DNA and then given to RNA Transcription Unit - Answer Upstream Downstream - Answer Promoter - Answer RNA Polymerase - Answer mRNA (messenger RNA) - Answer 5'CAP - Answer Poly A Tail - Answer RNA splicing - Answer Introns Exons - Answer Translation - Answer Assembles amino acid strings into polypeptide...

Where does transcription take place? - Answer In the nucleus Where does translation take place? - Answer In the cytoplasm Name the steps of the central dogma. - Answer DNA Strand (Template) -> Transcription -> Translation -> Protein Define DNA - Answer Double-stranded linear polymer of deoxyribonucleotides encoding many proteins Define mRNA - Answer Single-stranded linear polymer of ribonucleotides encoding a single protein (in eukaryotes - in b...

In cells which express telomerase, telomerase will add telomeric sequences to: - Answer The 3' ends of chromosomes A missense mutation is ... - Answer A mutation that changes the amino acid encoded Generally speaking, the genes for regulatory proteins that directly detect environmental signals (for example, the Lac Repressor protein) are transcribed... - Answer All the time (constitutively) The coding region for the lacZYA operon is fused to a strong, constitutively...

What are proteins made of? - Answer Proteins are made up of amino acids linked together by peptide bonds, as well as the R groups attached to the amino acids (which make them unique and give certain characteristics) Proteins are formed through the process of condensation, when the carboxylic group and the amine group of the amino acids bind together to produce water, forming a peptide bond. How the various levels of organization (primary, secondary...) affect the structure and activi...

Sort the following items in the order in which they occurred: Eukaryotes evolve Oceans present on Earth Collision of the Earth with the planetoid Theia Photosynthesis evolves Cyanobacteria evolve a pathway to oxidize water - Answer 3 2 4 5 1 In thermodynamics, a living organism is an example of a... - Answer open system A chemical reaction occurs in a test tube in lab. During the reaction, "reactants" gradually become "products" until equilibrium is reached. At...

In DNA Replication are there an equal number of reactant atoms and product atoms? Why? - Answer Yes, Conservation of Mass What enzymes are responsible for the coupling of exergonic hydrolysis of a nucleotide triphosphate? A. DNA Polymerase B. Helicase C. Topoisomerase D. Primase E. All of the above - Answer E How do transcription factors function? - Answer activate or block the activity of RNA polymerase What site is the signal sequence closet to? A. Ribosome...