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In the 1918 election what percent of the vote did the Conservatives get?39 What was the effect of the Wall Street Crash on British exports?They fell by half How many were unemployed in 1932?3 million How many new houses were built in the 30s and how many of them were council houses?2 million, 700 000 How many members did the BUF have?50 000 in 1934 What was Labour's majority cut to in the 1950 election?5 seats How many Etonians were in Macmillan's government?35 How much debt was Britain...

Who was the Prime Minister ? Clement Attlee What were Attlee's main goals? enforce socialism, tax the rich to fund government projects to help all citizens. what was the beverage report 1942? Post war consensus agreed by labour that was applicable in Britain until destroyed by Thatcher. What were labour's main focus points between 1945 and 1951? - reduce unemployment - decrease homelessness - rebuild the economy - keep the peace Why did unemployment increase after the war? women had to giv...

Gladstone's periods as liberal Prime minister Gladstone's first ministry 1868-74 Great reform Issues Gladstone faced during his first term -Crimean war in 1850s revealed a number of inefficiencies in the army and the civil service -Increasing Urban society meant that state intervention concerning social questions such as public health and the problems of alcoholism was increasingly seen as justified -Nonconformists (made up lib vote) called for education changes -Need for action in Ireland...

Lines of Body Defense -First: Skin and mucous membranes -Second: Inflammatory response -Third: Immune response Acute Inflammation is triggered by tissue injury and is essential for healing Major goals of inflammation: •To increase blood flow to the site of injury (vascular response) •To alert the products of healing to attend to the site of injury (cellular response) •To remove the injured tissue and prepare the site for healing Vascular response -The whole process is orchestrated throu...

Which aspect of development is NOT affected by social interactions? Emotional development Cognitive development Language development None of the above None of the above Human infants need to be taught how to react to social cues by: Gazing into their eyes Nothing-infants have innate ability to respond Making facial expressions Smiling and cooing Nothing-infants have an innate ability to respond How do social interactions with attentive adults support learning in children? They direct childs at...

25 Brain Development starts shortly after conception. The brain is considered mature around the age of: Early childhood, late childhood, adolescence, adulthood Order these stages of development from greatest plasticity to least 3 The age at which a human brain has the most connections between neurons is: They influence which neural connections are strengthened and which are pruned away How do experiences shape the developing brain? Sensory abilities, motor skills, emotional skills, executive...

12. Which of the following are core symptoms of PTSD? Numbing, hyperarousal, functional impairment 12. Why do problems like substance misuse, disordered eating, and self-harm behaviors often accompany complex PTSD? Because they help regulate intense emotional states 12. Which of the following is NOT a factor that increases vulnerability for PTSD? Male gender 12. Emotional over-modulation in PTSD is associated with A decrease in amygdala activation 12. The interpersonal dysfunction that is pa...

Problem A situation in which there is an obstacle between a present state and a goal state and it is not immediately obvious how to get around the obstacle Restructuring the process of changing the problem's representation according to Gestalt psychologists, this is the key mechanism in problem solving Gestalt Psychologist Problem Solving all about... 1. How people represent a problem in their mind 2. How solving a problem involves this restructuring or reorganizing of this representation In...

The brain begins as an embryonic structure called the neural tube, shortly after conception it is formed in neurulation, all areas of the brain develop from here The brain is considered mature around what age 25, the brain is not mature until our mid-twenties because the prefrontal cortex (which enables executive function abilities) continues to develop until this time What is the sequence in which we learn our abilities sensory, motor, emotional skills, executive function skills (begin in ear...

18. Why does most evidence-based addiction treatment appear to be ineffective? Because outcomes are only measure after the treatment is stopped 18. Which answer below is critical to improving addiction treatment services? Understand that addiction is a disease to be managed and not a condition to be cured 18. While all components of the PHP are important, what is the "really cool" part of the PHP framework according to Dr. Kaufmann? The spiritual 18. Which of these answers is NOT one of the...

Activation energy the amount of initial energy necessary for reactions to occur Active site a specific region on the enzyme where the substrate binds Allosteric inhibition the mechanism for inhibiting enzyme action in which a regulatory molecule binds to a second site (not the active site) and initiates a conformation change in the active site, preventing binding with the substrate Anabolic describes the pathway that requires a net energy input to synthesize complex molecules from simpler one...

The three major domains of life are archaea, bacteria, and eukaryotes Which of these classification categories contains the closest related group of organisms? genus What is the correct format for the binomial name of humans beings? homo sapiens Which sequence correctly lists the different levels of biological organization, from the smallest and simplest to the largest and most complex? cells - tissues - organs - organ systems - organism A collection of _____ combine together to form _____. ...