Brainarium

Hulbert believed that baseball teams would become stable only if they were owned and run like a business - ️️True Which of the following is the birthplace of modern sport and sport management - ️️England Thoroughbr_____ refers to the ability of workers to identify and acknowledge emotions when they occur, and instead of having an immediate emotional response, to take a step back, allowing rational thought to influence their actions - ️️Emotional Intelligence ed horse racing i...

What are two differences between the U.S. and other countries? - ️️Most other countries don't have high school sports, 7-8 million high school student athletes a year What relates to the NCAA prohibiting it, dating back to the beginning of college athletics, and boosters paying players? - ️️Gambling Changes in wealth, education, and occupation over a persons lifetime or from one generation to the next - ️️Social Mobility What are some examples of generic Native American Masc...

Thoracic vs. Diaphragmatic Breathing - ️️Thoracic = "Chest breathing" - taking short quick breaths, hypes you up Diaphragmatic = "Belly breathing" - taking deep breaths, helps calm you down Growth vs. Fixed Mindsets - ️️Growth - being willing to accept mistakes and learn from them, using the mistakes to improve, enjoying the process, loves that there is always an opportunity to get better Fixed - being complacent and feeling as if there is nothing you can change Arousa...

In a large establishment, the person responsible for all aspects of food production, menu planning, costing, and work schedules - Answer-Executive chef The French chef who is considered the greatest chef of the early 19th century - AnswerMarie-Antoine Careme the person in charge of the kitchen - Answer-chef The person responsible for preparing cold foods and cold hors d'oeuvres - AnswerGarde manger French term for a new style of cooking - Answer-Nouvelle cuisine The chef who is known as...

What is done to avoid off shades when blending grey hair with semi-permanent colour? - ️️Add natural to the formula What is the effect of blow drying hair with a round brush? - ️️It aids in curling the hair In which position is the comb held when tapering the hair with clippers? - ️️Tilted away from the head What is used at the work station to disinfect combs and brushes? - ️️Wet sanitizer Which style is suited to a female client with a very high forehead? - ️️A full b...

What cooking technique is defined in the following statement: " to briefly and partially cook a food in boiling water or hot liquid" - ️️Blanching What vegetable is a member of the lily family and is eating when it's young shoots just break the ground surface - ️️Asparagus What name is given to a gelatin like carbohydrate obtained from certain fruits and used to thicken jams and jellies - ️️Pectin What name is given to very small herrings that are often canned in oil o...

What is the three-term contingency? - Answer-The unit of analysis used within ABA to understand, predict, and change behavior. It acts as a behavioral framework used to understand the interaction between behavior and the environment. Three primary components: 1. Antecedent: what happens prior to the behavior. 2. Behavior: what the person says or does. 3. Consequence: what happens immediately following the behavior. Why do we want to understand behavior? - Answer-Some behaviors that we do ...

Behavioral __________ are behaviors that happen at a high frequency; they may occur with too much force or last too long - ️️excesses Simul Errorless Learning - ️️A procedure used to teach a new skill involving the immediate prompting of the response during the initial teaching stages and systematic removal of prompts to avoid errors Why? promotes immediate learning, prevents errors, allows quicker access to reinforcement and avoids confusion and frustration of client First 2 Targ...

What are the guidelines for responses? - ️️-Therapist must be consistent about what is a "correct response" -Be sure extraneous behavior is absent -Limit the time between the SD and Response to no more than 3 seconds Why do we use DTT? - ️️-A high number of DTs can be presented in a therapy session -Lets the child know they're expected to response -Lets the child know if their response is correct -Assists the therapist in maintaining consistency -Easy to take data and a...

steps in shaping - ️️1. identify target behaviors 2. identify current behavior to modify 3. reinforce the initial behavior until it occurs consistently 4. reinforce the next current approximation and stop reinforcing the old approximation 5. continue shaping until you reach target behavior behavioral deficits in Autism - ️️1. Language 2. pretend play 3. social skills 4. perspective taking 5. executive function 6. fine/ gross motor skills 7. self help 8. school skills Autism ...

Discrimative Stimulus (SD) - ️️A stimulus in the presence of which responses are reinforced and in the absence of which they are not reinforced Functional behavior assessment - ️️Systematic set of strategies used to determine function or purpose of behavior. HOH Prompting - ️️Hand over hand Active Listening - ️️Active, effective listening as a habit Extinction - ️️A procedure in which the reinforcement of a previously reinforced behavior is discontinued. Also may be us...

Tell me about an experience where you had to convince parents regarding treatment of their child/ children? - ️️I had the case of a chronically depressed boy aged 11 who was from a broken home and was under care of foster parents. I developed an individualized treatment plan for him which among other techniques included some positive reinforcement methods. The parents were reluctant to practice those at home. I had two detailed sessions with them to explain the treatment and its benefit...

One of your students does not regularly eat breakfast, he comes to school hungry a lot. When he arrives at school he often puts away all of his belongings and sits at his desk with his hands folded because he knows that you pass out breakfast to the students when they have all of their belongings put away. Being hungry is an... - ️️establishing operation Sometimes the principal in your school visits classrooms and passes out "caught being good passes" to random students she obser...

What is the DuPont framework and what is it used for? - ️️A way of calculating ROE using 3 different ratios. The Dupont Framework is used to explain how companies can increase their return for investors. What is the difference between Trend (time-series) and cross-section analysis? - ️️trend: one company, multiple time periods cross section: multiple companies, multiple time periods What is meant by "benchmarking"? - ️️comparing a companies financial data to another com...

The efficient markets hypothesis has three forms that are based on the level of information reflected in an asset's price. The form that states the price of an asset reflects all information contained in past prices, all other public information, and all private information is the: - ️️strong-form of market efficiency Temple Lunch Trucks, Inc. just paid a dividend of $2.00. Dividends are expected to grow at a rate of 3% per year from here on out. If the risk-free rate is 2%, the MRP ...

Since preferred stock dividends are fixed in the same manner of a coupon bond's interest payment it is referred to as: - ️️hybrid equity. A firm has determined its cost of each source of capital and its optimal capital structure which is comprised of the following sources; Corona Publishing has debt outstanding with a market value of $10 million. The company's common stock has a book value of $20 million and a market value of $30 million. What weight for equity should Corona use ...

accuracy of k determined in lab depends on 6 variables - ️️temperature of fluid, viscosity of fluid, trapped air bubbles present in soil specimen, degree of saturation of the soil specimen, migration of fines during testing, and duplication of field conditions in the lab boutwell permeameter - ️️hole is drilled and casing placed in it. casing filled with water and falling-head permeability test is conducted, hole is deepened, repeat hydraulic gradient - ️️i = ∆h/L Darcy's...

What are the differences between sand and clay? (size, shape, strength comes from __?) - ️️Sand: larger/coarse grained, rounder, strength from frictional forces between particles Clay: small/fine grained, flat, strength from water interaction What rocks make up the crust, what rocks make up the surface? - ️️crust = 95% igneous and metamorphic surface = 75% sedimentary Soil Mechanics - ️️Application of static, mechanics of materials, and fluid mechanics to describe the behavio...

TF: The diffuse double layer is the basic structure of each clay particle, and these clay particle diffuse double layers are the 2 different mineral sheets bonded together - ️️False. The diffuse double layer is the region of attracted positive ions in solution and the negatively charged surface of the clay What is the name of the lab test that is used to determine the grain size distribution of the particles of fine soil, that pass through the No. 200 sieve? - ️️Hydrometer Analysis...

If a bedrock soil was changed out with sand, the time it should take for settlement to occur would be _____________ but the overall amount of settlement that occurs will be ________________ - ️️less, same Define compaction - ️️the increase in unit weight obtained by controlled densification Amount of settlement is ____________ to the 1D strain caused by variation in effective stress - ️️proportional Rate of settlement is a function of - ️️soil type, geometry of the profile...