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Comprehensive notes including key insights over these readings: - Carp, Manning and Holmes, “Crime and Procedures Prior to Criminal Trial” - Carp, Manning and Holmes, “The Criminal Trial and Its Aftermath” - Casper, “Did You Have a Lawyer When You Went to Court? No, I Had a Public Defender” The document also includes detailed notes from the discussion section that further clarify the big ideas for this week.

The document includes notes on the readings: - Murphy, Pritchett, Epstein, & Knight, “Precedents and Legal Reasoning” - Carter, “Reason in Law” - Marshall, “The Constitution: A Living Document” - Scalia, “Originalism: The Lesser Evil” - Sunstein, “Minimal Appeal” It also includes the notes from the discussion section that go over the core ideas that were discussed in the lecture and the major takeaways from this week's lecture.

These are the comprehensive notes for week 9 of POLISCI 417, The American Judicial Branch. This document includes the information from the readings: - Baum, "The Selection of Judges" - Segal, Spaeth, & Benesh, "Staffing the Court" - Binder and Maltzman, "Advice and Consent During the Bush Years: The Politics of Confirming Federal Judges" It also includes notes from the discussion section that will help clear up any big ideas that were discussed in detail.

Kinesiology 235 - Exam 1 (UW-Madison, Kines 235 with Dr. Branchaw) Questions With Complete Solutions

fovea - Answer most sensitive part of the retina optic disk - Answer also known as the blind spot of the eye; caused by axons of ganglion cells leaving the retina visual angle - Answer size an object takes up on the retina; objects close up tend to create a larger visual angle order of cells in retina - Answer photoreceptors, bipolar cells, and ganglion cells What are the only cells in the retina to fire action potentials? - Answer Ganglion cells are the only cells whi...

Astrocytes - Answer type of glia that regulate chemical content of extracellular space Oligodendrocytes and Schwann cells - Answer type of Glia that insulate axons of neurons Ependymal cells - Answer line fluid-filled ventricles that guide cell migration during brain development Microglia - Answer remove debris from degenerating neurons and glia Vasculature - Answer arteries, capillaries, veins Cell Body - Answer AKA Soma, gene expression and transcription, prote...

cognitive control - Answer Ability to flexibly adapt behavior based on current goals and context "executive function" - requires effort and concentration *3 core executive functions* - Answer inhibitory control working memory cognitive flexibility *key brain area in cognitive control* - Answer prefrontal cortex *3 subcomponents of inhibitory control* - Answer response inhibition resisting impulses selective attention response inhibition - Answer the suppres...

Are rules conscious or subconscious? - Answer Both! What are the two types of working memory? - Answer - Visuo-spatial working memory - Phonological working memory What is cognitive control? - Answer Our ability to flexibly adapt behavior according to goals and context. Cognitive control is also known as ___ - Answer executive function What two things does cognitive control require? - Answer Effort and concentration What is the main brain area in cognitive control...

5 basic tastes - Answer salt, sour, sweet, bitter, umami papillae - Answer -back of the tongue -visible to the naked eye -each papilla has from 1 to 100s of microscopic taste buds taste pore - Answer -on surface of tongue -exposed to mouth contents -this is where substances dissolved in saliva interact with taste cells taste bud - Answer -each taste bud has 50 to 150 taste cells -a person typically has 2000 to 5000 taste buds taste stimuli depolarize taste cells - An...

The percentage of the total target market for your product that belongs to your company. It can be calculated in sales income or number of sales. - Answer Market Share Ways a product will improve the life of the customer by solving a problem or making the customer feel good. - Answer Product Benefit Data that was already gathered by another person or organization such as a Census. - Answer Secondary Data When your company makes an effort to actively control and shape your brand...