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Which policy encourages Mexican labor migration to the U.S.? (3B) - correct answer Bracero Program Some accents and styles of speech are accorded more prestige than others. True or False? (3B) - correct answer True Culture of poverty theorists see underfunded schools as a major factor contributing to poverty. True or False? (3B) - correct answer False Mass incarceration has stripped millions of people in the United States of their right to vote. True or False? (3B) - correct answer True...

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Txt of seizures? - correct answer Sodium valproate (valproic acid) Dilantin (Phenytoin) Topiramate (topamax) Carbemazepine (tegretol) SE of sodium valproate (valproic acid)? - correct answer affects appetite and metabolism, wt gain (10-15 lb 1st year) over long term use hair loss after 2-3m and gradual What labs should be monitored with sodium valproate? - correct answer LFT until stable then every so often after Normal level of sodium valproate? Toxicity level? - correct answer50-1...

Which cranial nerve is involved in Bell's palsy? - correct answer Cranial nerve VII A 41-year-old man has suspected Bell's palsy. The nurse practitioners assessment findings are below. Which of the following are consistent with Bell's palsy? Select all that apply. 1. Onset of symptoms over the last week 2. Disappearance of the nasolabial fold 3. Decreased tearing on the affected side 4. Inability to wrinkles the forehead 5. Loss of taste sensation 6. Inability to puckere...

A patient presents with acute onset of unilateral facial weakness and inability to close the eye. What is the most likely diagnosis? A. Stroke B. Bell's Palsy C. Trigeminal Neuralgia D. Multiple Sclerosis - correct answerB. Bell's Palsy Which cranial nerve is assessed by having the patient raise their eyebrows and smile? A. Cranial Nerve V B. Cranial Nerve VII C. Cranial Nerve X D. Cranial Nerve III - correct answerB. Cranial Nerve VII A 52-year-old male presents with sudden ...

Dangerous Headaches - correct answer*A Thunderclap headache- is very severe and reaches maximum intensity in one minute or less *worst headache of my life *onset at 50 or older *exertional headache *change of level of consciousness *abnormal neuro exam *headache with papilledema rule out the following subarachnoid hemorrhage, leaking aneurysm or AVM, bacterial meningitis, increased ICP, brain abscess, brain tumor Subarachnoid Hemorrhage - correct answer Sudden and rapid onset describe...

pain of the head due to stimulation, traction, tension, or pressure on any pain sensitive structure - correct answer primary headaches pain of the head due to an underlying cause - correct answer secondary headache headaches in older adults are usually... - correct answer secondary prevalence of secondary headaches (%) - correct answer2-10% old in neuro... - correct answer35 years thunderclap headache = - correct answer two most common presenting symptoms of brain tumor in adul...

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Why should we study groups? (2 reasons) - correct answer1. Scientific: people are social animals. we are dependent upon others and need acceptance. Socialization/belonging is crucial for physical health, without friends you are more likely to die earlier (similar effect to smoking). Rejection leads to aggression and lower self-esteem. 2. Political: many social problems involve groups: environmental pollution, racism, control of COVID-19 Definitions of group - correct answer Cambridge Dict...

Why do researchers study the brains of animals more than humans? a. It is not ethical to study human brains. b. Human brains are too complex to study meaningfully. c. The same principles govern neural functioning in all species. d. Human brains contain microbes that could endanger researchers. e. The technology is still being developed for the study of human brains. - correct answerc. The same principles govern neural functioning in all species. What is the brief electrical charge that ...

Are stereotypes a(n): a. Affect b. Behavior c. Cognitionterm-1 d. Description - correct answer c. Cognition Is prejudice a(n): a. Affect b. Behavior c. Cognition d. Description - correct answer a. Affect Is discrimination (a)n: a. Affect b. Behavior c. Cognition d. Description term-2 - correct answer b. Behavior There HAS been a change in ___________ racism. a. implicit b. overt ("old-fashioned") c. modern d. yeehaw - correct answerb. overt How do we measure I...

A child reading a book points to a picture on the page and calls to his mother in another room and says, "Mommy, who's in this picture?" He expects that she will know what he is pointing at, even though she cannot see it. Which of the following concepts is illustrated in this example? - correct answer Egocentrism Which of the following types of intelligence is most clearly demonstrated by an individual's knowledge of facts? - correct answer Crystallized The mutual influence of ...

Alan is sure something is wrong with him, even though his doctor has not found any physiological basis for his complaints. He returns to the doctor every few weeks to report symptoms of new illnesses based on information he reads. Alan is most likely to be diagnosed with which of the following types of disorders? - correct answer somatoform Belinda exhibits diminished pleasure in her daily activities, significant weight loss, insomnia, fatigue, and feelings of excessive guilt. Belinda's pr...

In which type of correlation do both variables increase at the same or similar rate? A negative B positive C skewed D zero - correct answerb Which of these best describes when the null hypothesis has been incorrectly rejected? A critical error B statistical error C type 1 error D type 2 error - correct answerc When data contains anomalies, which of these is it best to use? A mean B median C mode D percentage - correct answerb Which inferential statistical test uses degrees o...

B - correct answer Structuralism is the historical school of psychology that asserted that the purpose of psychology was to: A) Study behavior B) Discover the smaller elements that comprise consciousness C) Explore the unconscious D) Examine the purposes of conscious processes A - correct answer Who was Wilhelm Wundt? A) He founded the first experimental psych laboratory B) He founded the American Psychological Association C) He discovered the conditioned salivary reflex D) He founded...

A testable prediction about processes that can be observed and measured is referred to as a(n)_________. a. theory b. hypothesis c. opinion d. hunch - correct answerb A theory or prediction is falsifiable if a. it has been proven false b. it is impossible to test c. there can be evidence for it or against it d. if and only if it comes from pseudoscience - correct answerc How would you apply the biophysical model to a news report claiming that anxiety is caused by being around ...

In the definition of psychology, the term 'behavior' means _______. - correct answer overt actions and reactions A psychologist is interested in finding out why married couples seemingly begin to look like each other after several years of marriage. This psychologists is most interested in the goal of _____. - correct answer explanation Who is considered to be the father of African American Psychology? - correct answer Francis Cecil Sumner Sigmund Freud's psychoanalysis focused...

Jenkins and Dallenbach found that memory was better in people who were a) awake during the retention interval, presumably because decay was reduced. b) asleep during the retention interval, presumably because decay was reduced. c) awake during the retention interval, presumably because interference was reduced d) asleep during the retention interval, presumably because interference was reduced. - correct answerd) asleep during the retention interval, presumably because interference was...

The levels-of-analysis approach considers the _________, ___________ and _________ perspectives when explaining a behavior. a) antecedent; behavioral; consequential b) pre-event; event; post-event c) biological; psychological; environmental d) developmental; biological; humanistic - correct answer c) biological; psychological; environmental Which of the following types of psychologists specifically study mental processes such as attention, memory and problem solving? a) Cogniti...

which of the following was mentioned as a skill to which psychology students would be exposed? A) critical thinking B) use of the scientific method C) critical evaluation of sources of information D) all of the above - correct answer D) all of the above Psyche is a greek word meaning ______________. A) essence B) soul C) behavior D) love - correct answer B) soul Before psychology became a recognized academic discipline, matters of the mind were undertaken by those in _________. A...