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What is an ecosystem? correct answers All the living organisms and non living factors in an area What is a community? correct answers All the organisms within an ecosystem What is a habitat? correct answers Place where organisms live What is population? correct answers Total number of organisms in each species What are Producers? correct answers Organisms that make their own food by photosynthesis What are Consumers? correct answers Organisms that cannot make their own food ...

Economic Goods correct answers A product or service with a price and opportunity cost. Free Goods correct answers A good that is not scarce and has no opportunity cost. Basic Economic Problem correct answers Unlimited wants and finite resources. Normative Statements correct answers Subjective, opinion. Positive Statements correct answers Fact. Needs correct answers Basic necessities required to live. Wants correct answers Things that are not necessary to survive but can ...

What did the prehistory era of mental health attribute mental disorders to? correct answers Supernatural causes What was considered to be the aetiology of mental disorders in the prehistory era? correct answers Supernatural phenomenon such as witchcraft, religion, and demonic possession. Alternative views from this period were that disordered behaviours were simply a form of punishment for wrongdoings (a view shared by the Hebrews, the early Chinese, and the ancient Egyptians) What were ...

Features of *Romantic Songs - Lieder* correct answers Singer and Piano (reflects mood) Story telling In German Dramatic and Emotional Strophic or through-composed Leitmotifs Features of *Pop Ballads* correct answers Vocals are important because they tell a story clear and unhidden by vocals Often slow and sad and tell a love story each verse has same rhythm with different lyrics. Rock Ballad = heavy drums, amplified guitar Folk Ballad = acoustic guitar Accompaniement reflects th...

Project Life Cycle correct answers Initiation, planning, execution, evaluation Initiation correct answers User requirements, smart objectives, legal implications, feasibility report, phase review. Planning correct answers Constraints, project plan, resources, designs, test plan, phase review. Execution correct answers Use project plan, create product, test product, phase review Evaluation correct answers Product to client, user documentation, final review Constraints correct...

Independent Variable (IV) correct answers the variable that a researcher actively manipulates Dependent Variable (DV) correct answers The variable that is measured by the researcher. Any result/change on the DV should be caused by the change in the IV. Controlled Variable (CV) correct answers Also called the control, all the other variables that stay the same so we can test the affect IV has on the DV Abstract correct answers A summary of a piece of research that outlines the aim, m...

Moray: Research Method correct answers Laboratory Experiment Moray: Experimental Design correct answers 1. Repeated Measures 2. Independent Measures 3. Repeated Measures Moray: Independent Variables correct answers 1. Dichotic Listening Test, recognition test 2. Instructions prefixed by participants name or not 3. Digits in both messages of only one AND answer question about shadowed message or remember the numbers Moray: Dependent Variables correct answers 1. number of words re...

agonist correct answers creates movement antagonist correct answers opposed the agonist providing a resistance for co-ordinated movement fixator correct answers stabilises one part of the body while another causes movement Isotonic muscular contraction correct answers a type of muscular contraction where the muscle changes length concentric contraction correct answers muscle shortens producing tension eccentric contraction correct answers when a muscle lengthens producing te...

Primary Data correct answers Collected by sociologists themselves. Examples: Questionnaires, interviews, participant and non-participant observation, experiments Strength: Can gather data to test a specific hypothesis Weakness:costly and time consuming Secondary Data correct answers Information collected or created by someone else for their own purposes but which the sociologist can then use. Examples: Documents, official statistics Strength: cheap and readily available Weakness: May not...

What is delegated legislation? correct answers Law made by some person or body other than Parliament, but with the authority of Parliament What is a statutory instrument? correct answers Rules and regulations made by Government Ministers and their departments. They are given the power by an enabling act to make laws within their area of ministerial responsibility, meaning the areas that are connected with their department. How are statutory instruments made and used? correct answers The...

Velocity correct answers Rate of change of displacement Acceleration correct answers Rate of change of velocity Scalar quantity correct answers A quantity that has magnitude only and has no direction Vector quantity correct answers A quantity that has both magnitude and direction Thinking distance correct answers The distance travelled by the vehicle in the time it takes the driver to react Braking distance correct answers The distance travelled by the vehicle after applying...

Quantitative Research correct answers This is when the data measuring behaviour is numerical. Qualitative Research correct answers This method involves extracting from the participants experience i.e. through interviews etc. The Experimental Method correct answers Use's manipulation and controlled testing to understand causal processes. Generally, one or more variables are manipulated to determine their effect on a dependent variable. What's an Independent Variable? correct an...

what are the three types of interviews? correct answers structured, semi-structured, unstructured Strengths of structured interviews correct answers Structured interviews are easy to replicate as a fixed set of closed questions are used, which are easy to quantify this means it is easy to test for reliability. Structured interviews are fairly quick to conduct which means that many interviews can take place within a short amount of time. Weaknesses of structured interviews correct answer...

What are the sections of a psychological report? correct answers Title, abstract, introduction, method, results, discussion, references and appendices What should the title include? correct answers The IV and DV of the study. How long is the abstract of a Psychology report? correct answers Very brief, less than 250 words What does the abstract include? correct answers The hypothesis, the method/variables/sample/design, the results and whether the hypothesis has been accepted or reje...

What was the aim of this study? correct answers To conduct a case study which would provide supporting evidence for his theory of psychosexual development Who did Freud study? correct answers An Austrian boy who he referred to as 'Little Hans' What type of study is this? correct answers Longitudinal and case study How did Freud come to study Little Hans? correct answers Hans' father was a follower of Freud's and he reached out to him and consented for Hans' behaviour ...

What is the area of Milgram? correct answers Social What is the area of Bocchiaro? correct answers Social What is the area of Bandura? correct answers Developmental What is the area of Chaney? correct answers Developmental What is the area of Loftus? correct answers Cognitive What is the area of Grant? correct answers Cognitive What is the area of Sperry? correct answers Biological What is the area of Casey? correct answers Biological What is the area of Freud? c...

Order of classification correct answers Domain kingdom phylum class order family genus species How the binomial naming system works correct answers First word is the genus, second word is the species, words are in Latin Advantages of the binomial naming system and classification as a whole correct answers Differences in names between languages, common names don't give detail about evolutionary relationships over continents, sharing of research Features used to classify Prokaryotae...

why do specimens need to be thin when observing them under a light microscope? correct answers to allow light to pass through identify and explain the starch test correct answers add iodine dissolved in potassium iodide solution to the sample - positive test = blue-black - negative test = orange-brown why is the structure of the plasma membrane often referred to as the fluid mosaic model? correct answers - the continuous bilayer is 'fluid' as the phospholipid molecules are const...

An ocr rated for 50 amps has a continuous current of how any amps correct answers 50 amps When coordinating a recloser with a slow blow fuse, the recloser is set on 2A-2B. The fuse should melt on which operation? correct answers 3rd operation An OCR rated at 100 amps has a minimum trip rating of amps. correct answers 200 The trip current rating on an OCR should be larger than the max interrupting current rating? correct answers False Sectionalizers used for line protection, may ...

Directional hypothesis (one-tailed) correct answers Predicts the nature of the effect of the independent variable on the dependent variable Nondirectional hypothesis (two-tailed) correct answers Predicts the independent variable will have an effect on the dependent variable, but the direction of the effect isn't specified Null hypothesis correct answers States there is no relationship between the 2 variables being studied (one does not affect the other) What is a sample? correct ...