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Define PsychologyThe scientific study of behavior and mental processes. FunctionalismStudies the way the mind functions. PsychoanalysisAn approach to understanding behavior and mental processes developed by Freud, which focuses on unconscious processes and unresolved conflicts. (Freud) Behavioral PerspectiveAn approach to understanding behavior and mental processes that emphasizes objective, observable environmental influences on overt behavior. (Watson and Skinner) BehaviorismScientific ...

How many types of credentials for LEED AP with Specialty are available? (Choose 1) A. 5 B. 6 C. 3 D. 4 E. 2A Is it possible to site for the LEED Green Associate exam and the LEED AP ID+C exam in one day? A. Yes B. NoA Is LEED project experience needed in order to sit for the LEED Ap O+M exam? A. Yes B. NoA Where should you go to receive the most up-t

List the five founding fathers of Alpha Chi Rho.Paul Ziegler, Carl Ziegler, William. H. Rouse, Herbert T. Sherriff, William A. D. Eardeley What is the first landmark?Membership from among those who are prepared to realize in word and deed, the Brotherhood of all men. What is the second landmark?The insistence on a high and clean moral standard. What is the third landmark?The paramount duty of Brotherly love among members. What is the fourth landmark?Judgment not by externals, but by intrin...

The National Motor Vehicle Title Information System requires which of the following? a. All warranty agreements be sent to DMV b. All vehicles have a Car Fax c. A red warning decal be placed on vehicles with branded titles d. Both A and Bc. A red warning decal be placed on vehicles with branded titles When a dealer sells a vehicle that was consigned to them to sell, they must: a. Provide the seller an accounting and payment within 20 days of the sale b. Test drive it before agreeing to se...

What is the penalty for violating the disclosure provisions of the Virginia Dealer Licensing Act's "As Is" law? A $1,000 civil penalty The customer may return the vehicle Vehicles can be sold in Virginia "As Is" if: A Buyers Guide is completely filled out, signed, and dated by the buyer. The dealer provides the buyer, prior to the sale, a separate written disclosure as to the effect of an "As Is" sale. A disclosure is printed on the front of the buyers order. A vehicle must be ins...

The National Motor Vehicle Title Information System requires which of the following? a. All warranty agreements be sent to DMV b. All vehicles have a Car Fax c. A red warning decal be placed on vehicles with branded titles d. Both A and Bc. A red warning decal be placed on vehicles with branded titles When a dealer sells a vehicle that was consigned to them to sell, they must: a. Provide the seller an accounting and payment within 20 days of the sale b. Test drive it before agreeing to se...

What is the penalty for violating the disclosure provisions of the Virginia Dealer Licensing Act's "As Is" law?A $1,000 civil penalty The customer may return the vehicle Vehicles can be sold in Virginia "As Is" if:A Buyers Guide is completely filled out, signed, and dated by the buyer. The dealer provides the buyer, prior to the sale, a separate written disclosure as to the effect of an "As Is" sale. A disclosure is printed on the front of the buyers order. A vehicle must be inspe...

Specific body changes and increases in the child's size such as a child's height, weight, head circumference and BMIGrowth An increase in complexity, a change from relatively simple to more complicated and involves progression where child gains refined knowledge, behaviors and skills.Development The following are _________ between children in growth: 1. growth proceeds from head down 2. control of head and neck first, then arms, then legs 3. brain, heart and spinal cord are fully functi...

What are some of the resources available from the Office of Self Sufficiency? Food Stamps, Medicaid, financial assistance When a child is on shelter status, how often must a social worker make face-to-face contact with that child? At least once every 7 days How often must a social worker make an unannounced home visit? At least once every 3 months What is a Children's Legal Service? The attorney of the social worker Battered Child Syndrome A clinical condition in young children who have ...

Three children die as a result of child abuse in the home in the United States each____. Day How many people report child abuse when faced with an actual situation? 1/3 What is the single, leading cause of death for children ages four and younger? child abuse and neglect On average, child abuse is reported somewhere in the United States every____. 10 seconds True or False: Strangers pose the greatest risk of sexual abuse to children. False, most children are abused by people they know. Tr...

The Florida State StatutesMade up by the individual laws which pass the Legislature. Each year, new statutes appear for the first time, some are rewritten or amended, and some stay the same. Statutes are written and proposed by the Florida Senate and House of Representatives. They are signed into law by the governor. The Florida Administrative CodeRules created by the Florida Department of Children and Families and enforced by Florida Department of Children and Families and many other s...

What is a theory?A set of facts or principles analyzed in relation to one another and used to explain phenomena(a fact or behavior that can be observed) How do you create a positive environment for children in your care?*Ensure learning centers have ample space for movement. *Reduce the number of transitions throughout the day. *Ensure the environment feels safe for the child. *Provide activities that are slightly challenging to the child. *Provide activities to increase development witho...

What are the qualities of a Healthy Environment?Clean work and play area, proper hygiene practices, implementation and routine practice of a writen health policy. Why establish and follow a written health policy?It is an effective way of maintaining a safe and healthy child care program. How do you know if your program has a written policy?Ask your VPK program director and it usually posted in various areas like sink, kitchen, table Why should policies be written?1. To ensure parents and c...

The three A's of a healthy child are:Appetite (eat a substantial amount of food, consume a variety of food, interested in eating, appears content after eating) & Appearance (clear bright eyes, clear skin, well-developed muscles, gains steadily in height and body weight) & Activity (has plenty of energy, is alert, sleeps soundly, few aches and pains) Good way of preventing, identifying, and controlling illness in a child care environment.Daily Health Checks (includes behavior, face and bod...

Self-sustained oxidation of a fuel that emits heat and light is a good definition for?fire What types of metals will spark?hard metals What types of metals will not spark?soft metals Examples of hard metals?Ferrous with iron, bronze but not brass, nickel Examples of soft metals?pure gold, silver, copper, lead, pewter, brass What are the four types of ignition sources?Chemical, Electrical, Mechanical, Nuclear What are the three components of the "fire safety tree"?Set fire safety objectiv...

Management/Domino ModelsHeinrich-worker behaviour, Bird-added damage, Adams-IRS Kerr ModelFreedom to set own goals Petersons Motivational TheoryWorker performance: motivation and ability Adjustment Stress TheoryCapacity to handle External and internal stress Ferrell TheoryHuman error Geller ABC ModelActivator, Behaviour, Consequence Ball Energy ModelAll hazards involve some form of energy Weaver 3 questionsWhat caused the accident? Why was error permitted? Preventative knowledge? Zebeta...

Definition of Personal SafetyFocuses on what is required to keep people safe. Definition of Process SafetyFocuses on integrity of industrial processes. List names associated management models (domino models)Heinrich, Bird, Adams, Reason Adams ModelPeople in the system Reasons ModelEnergy Model - Risk Loss control "Iceberg" metaphorUsed to persuade management that indirect cost of accidents (part that is below the water) are many times greater than the direct costs. Germain et al have re...

a) 447using 1,000,000 man hours as the base calculate the severity rate for 3 back strains (15 days lost), 1 hernia (50 Days lost) and 2 fingertip amputations (175 days charged) for 537, 493 man -hours worked a) 447 b) 223 c) 14 d) 175 c) determining trouble spotsThe most important value of accident statistics is a) contest participation b) blame fixing c) determining trouble spots d) government requirements e) measurement of performance b) attitudesLoss control encompasses all but ...

Health promotion - the science and art of helping people move to their state of optimal health. *Promote participation Optimal health - a balance of physical, emotional, social, spiritual, and intellectual health. *perfect place/balance Health protection - Also termed illness/injury or disease prevention *illness/injury or disease prevention *reducing the disease Primary prevention - Prevention - works at decreasing the probability of a specific illness. e.g immunization, medical examin...

5. The objectives of human factors/ergonomics is: a. the study of motivated factors for efficiency b. connected usually to motion study procedures c. setting of standards for machine guarding and effectiveness d. design safety into the job, machine and environment d. design safety into the job, machine and environment 10. The successful and effective manager is, in the long run, one who: a. knows how and when to modify his decisions b. knows how and when to "muddle through" c. knows h...