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CMPC Exam Prep Overall Questions and Answers 100% correct drive theory as an individuals arousal levels increases, performance will also increase linearly Inverted U theory arousal facilitates performance up to an optimal level, beyond which further increases in arousal are associated with reduced performance Individual Zones of Optimal Functioning (IZOF) This theory states that the optimal level of intensity may vary, raining from very low to very high for different individual...

CMPC Exam Questions and Answers Rapport is made up of these two characteristics Active Listening & Presence 3 Factors that comprise a person-centered approach Congruence, Empathy, Unconditional Positive Regard Name 4 (of 7) parts of the Basic Listening Sequence Questioning, Clarifying, Encouraging, Paraphrasing, Reflecting, Understanding, Summarizing Who is the founder of the person-centered approach Carl Rogers What are some uses for imagery? Learning/Practicin...

CMPC Study Guide Questions with correct Answers The Female Triad relationships between energy availability (low vs. high; e.g., eating disorders), menstrual function (functional hypothalamic amenorrhea vs. eumenorrhea), and bone mineral density (optimal bone health vs. osteoporosis) energy availability Dietary intake minus exercise energy expenditure 1st energy goal to manage increase energy availability by increasing energy intake and/or reducing exercise energy expenditure (n...

ABSITE burn Questions and Answers What are the 5 different causal categories for burns? Flame Scald Contact Electrical Chemical What is a 1st-degree burn? Epidermis only What is a superficial 2nd-degree burn? Epidermis and superficial dermis What is a deep 2nd-degree burn? Epidermis through deep dermis What is a 3rd-degree burn? Full-thickness burn involving epidermis and dermis to the subcutaneous fat What is a 4th-degree burn? Burn through epidermi...

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ASB 333 Exam 2 Questions and Answers Cultural Diffusion (history in anthropology) The spread of ones culture Hyper-diffusion a pseudoarchaeological hypothesis suggesting that certain historical technologies or ideas originated with a single people or civilization before their adoption by other cultures. Difference between diffusion and hyper diffusion hyperdiffusionism does not use trading and cultural networks to explain the expansion of a society within a single culture; ...

ASB 353- Module 2 Questions and Answers According to the text, approximately what percentage of Americans are affiliated with areligious tradition? 90% Studies conducted in the early 1940s by Sylvia Anthony showed that children can give general explanations for death at what age? 9 years old According to your text, El Día de los Muertos, the Mexican Day of the Dead, blends Catholic, Spanish, and Indian rituals. This celebration exemplifies an attitude toward death that views d...

ASB 333 Exam 2 (revised) Questions and Answers Cultural Diffusion (history in anthropology) The spread of ones culture Hyper-diffusion a pseudoarchaeological hypothesis suggesting that certain historical technologies or ideas originated with a single people or civilization before their adoption by other cultures. Difference between diffusion and hyper diffusion hyperdiffusionism does not use trading and cultural networks to explain the expansion of a society within a single cul...

ASB 222 Exam 1 Questions and Answers Archaeology The study of human past through material culture When the archaeological record begins Roughly 3.3 million years ago when the earliest stone tools appear Paleontology vs. Archaeology P uses the fossil record as its source of information while A uses material objects Prehistory Everything before writing (Roughly 5.4 kya) History After the advent of writing How can archaeology complement history? Archeology...

ASB 222 Exam 3 Questions and Answers Neanderthals Once populated the entire European continent (Near East, Western Eurasia) around 45,000 years ago and came to an end quite suddenly. They lived in the Middle Paleolithic (Old Stone Age) Neanderthal divergence from African populations -Appear in Europe 130‐40 Kya when the world was much warmer -Evolved in Europe separately from modern humans in Africa-Started to disperse to Northern Africa 130‐115 kya (died out) -Second dispersal t...

ASB 222 Final Exam Key Terms Questions and Answers Goals of Archaeology 1. Discover evidence of the human past 2. Reconstruct cultural history around the world 3. Reconstruct past lives and societies 4. Explain changes in past societies Artifacts Objects manufactured or modified by humans Excavation Generally investigative/digging in that they aim to discover the kinds of artifacts and features present (or absent) over an extensive region Provenience and context 1) P...

ASB 222 Ancient Cities and Lost Tribes Module 2 Questions & Answers Social Learning and Lithics making stone tools activates the same part of the brain as communication; making stone tools is a learned social behavior that was shared between early hominids. bifacial flaking Flakes struck from two sides of a tool to create a cutting edge Pleistocene The most recent epoch of the Late Cenozoic Ice Age, beginning about 1.8 million years ago and marked by as many as 20 glaciations a...

ASB 222 (Archaeology) Exam 1 Questions & Answers 3 Goals of Archaeology Establish chronology Reconstruction Explanation 3 Steps in the Scientific Method Observe hypothesize Test (falsify or theory) Anthropogenic Man made sources. Ex: pollution Archaeological culture An archaeological culture is a pattern of similar artefacts and features found within a specific area over a limited period of time Archaeological record Body of physical evidence about the past....

ASB 222 Buried Cities and Lost Tribes - Chapter 9 + 10 TEST Questions and Answers The size and complexity of the site of Çatalhöyük probably resulted from its: its location adjacent to a major source of obsidian Subsistence at Çatalhöyük was based on: domesticated wheat and barley sheep and cattle wild crops including hackberries, acorns, and pistachios all the above One category of people at Çatalhöyük was buried with elaborate grave goods. That category was: bab...

ASB 222 Quiz 2 Questions and Answers Revolution age refers to the rise of agriculture. During the Neolithic why do we refer to it as an age of revolution? False. It refers to the rise in specialization, culture, art, and formal institutions. True or False. Cultural complexity refers to the difficulties encountered as a result of a rising population. Varna culture What Black Sea culture is known to be one of the earliest users of gold in association with social power? Ste...

ASB 222 Midterm (lessons 1-5) Questions and Answers Archaeology Study of human past Cenzoic is comprised of five epochs: true/false FALSE Most archaeological sites are discovered after Extensive academic investigation Analysis of soil at archaeological site can provide wide range of info: true/false TRUE Field crew of archaological crew are undergraduates: true/false FALSE Excavations lead to destruction of All or part of a site Analysis of archeo...

ASB 222 Quiz 2 Questions and Answers Revolution age refers to the rise of agriculture. During the Neolithic why do we refer to it as an age of revolution? False. It refers to the rise in specialization, culture, art, and formal institutions. True or False. Cultural complexity refers to the difficulties encountered as a result of a rising population. Varna culture What Black Sea culture is known to be one of the earliest users of gold in association with social power? Ste...

ASB 222 Exam 4 Questions & Answers What does Mesopotamia mean? "land between the rivers" What are the two rivers that Mesopotamia reside on? Tigris and Euphrates River Mesopotamia is known for -the earliest state arose -a place where agriculture and state societies emerge. what were some consequences that arose out of Mesopotamia's two rivers? -the river ran parallel from each other -carries a lot of silt and deposit silt as they flow -The earliest civilizat...

ASB 222 Final Questions & Solutions The remains of animals that live 25,000 y/a Radiocarbon dating Relative dating Artifacts in lower stratigraphic layers are older than those on higher layers Assessing the ratio of 12c to 14c Radio carbon Archaeology The study of past human societies through their material remains Archaeologist are interested in The innovation of agriculture, the peopling of the world and the development of large and socially complex cities ...

ASB 222 Buried Cities and Lost Tribes - Chapter 5 + 6 TEST Which of the following are European representatives of the premodern Homo sapiens: Ndutu, Bodo, and Kabwe Arago, Vértesszölös, and Swanscombe Narmada, Jinniushan, and Dali Zhoukoudian, Hexian, and Yunxian Arago, Vértesszölös, and Swanscombe At the 50,000-year-old Neandertal site of Um el Tlel, researchers found direct evidence of: Neandertal hunting; a stone point embedded in the neck bone of a wild goat The mo...