Carol Rushing

question what a person should be like answer Ideal self is BEST defined as what a person question easy answer Three-month-old Gerber is eating strained peas for the very first time. Despite the fact that this is a new experience, Gerber appears quite happy with her meal. With regard to temperament, Gerber is BEST classified […]

question What is a theory? answer -an explanation of facts and observations, a set of concepts and ideas that organize the many experiences we encounter all the time -not necessarily true or false, but generate discussion and research -can be large or small, useful or of questionable usefulness -produce hypotheses -generate discoveries -offer practical guidance […]

question Determinants of Health answer (P)olicy Making Biology and Genetics Individual Behavior Social Factors Health Services question Health Care Disparity answer looks at the problem question Health Care Dissimilar answer Factors that cause the problem question Health Equity answer refers to the study of differences in the quality of health and healthcare across different populations. […]

question Florence answer Italy’s leading cultural center during Renaissance; important for trade and commerce;dominated by Medici’s question Machiavelli answer 1469-1527 Niccolo, most important writer on POLITICS in the Renaissance. In The Prince rejected the Christian idea that state subject to divine law. Adopted SECULAR and AMORAL view of POLITICS. State existed for its own sake. […]

question when a concept is activated, the activation spreads to concepts that are semantically or associatively related to it. Thus, people often retrieve unpresented members of a category when tested on their memory for a series of presented concepts from that category answer spreading of activation theory question categorical knowledge answer memory for locations is […]

question Traditional – based on customs. Rational – legal regulations Charismatic authority – outstanding and influential conversational qualities answer Examples and types of authority. question violence answer Berger suggests that ________ is the ultimate foundation of any political state. question Direct – voters express opinions Indirect/Representative – voters choose representatives to speak for them answer […]

question Why Social Relationships Matter answer We form social relationships because we need to belong We need social bonds that are interactive and emotionally close We develop and maintain many important social relationships online question Social Relationships Bring Rewards answer Emotional rewards Material rewards Health rewards question Social Relationships Bring Costs answer Time Emotional investment […]

question Absolute Poverty answer Insufficient income to meet basic human needs For example, the “Poverty Line” question Relative Poverty answer A level of income that does not allow for consumption that meets community standards or goes below a particular percentage threshold of the total population For example, 25% or less of median income. question Engle […]

question Many organizations adopting a(n) ________ stance to social responsibility respond to requests for donations to Little League, Girl Scouts, and youth soccer programs. answer proactive question Which is an example of social responsibility in the business world? answer offering safe products question A leading manufacturer of ATVs complies with all federal safety regulations, using […]

question stress answer a negative emotional state when an event is seen as exceeding your ability to cope question stressor answer any event or situation that causes stress or is perceived as a threat that is beyond your ability to cope with question 3 types of stress answer life events, daily hassles, social & cultural […]

question Focuses on the power of the situation. Examines how we think about, influence, and relate to one another in certain conditions answer Social psychology question What individuals do when interacting with other people answer Social thinking question The theory that we can explain someone’s behavior by crediting either their stable, enduring traits-also known as […]

question T/F A theory is a statement of how and why facts are related. answer True question T/F Robert Merton argued that manifest functions are the recognized and intended consequences of any social pattern. answer True question T/F The chief characteristic of the social-conflict approach is its vision of society as stable and orderly. answer […]

question 1. Having strong ______________ ties with friends, neighbors, co-workers, and others improves the quality of our life in multiple ways. answer Social question 2. Which theory says that each of us is born with a drive to seek, form, maintain, and protect strong social relationships? answer Need to belong theory question Which statement is […]

question Based on Henslin’s (author of the text) definition of the sociological perspective, which of the following would be a sociological approach to studying gangs in Salt Lake City? answer examine family and community practices that monitor youth or provide social control in neighborhoods experiencing gang behavior; study the social context, such as ethnic or […]

question How late children were working. answer “Two years ago, I saw 150 children working illegally at 20 minutes past 10 o’clock..” This excerpt reveals that the employer was breaking the law regulating: question Use protects to force suffrage. answer Alice Paul’s strategy alarmed those in suffrage movement because she wanted to: question 19th Amendment […]

question Gross anatomy answer Can be seen by the naked eye. question Microscopic anatomy answer is seen by the microscope. question Developmental anatomy answer is the study of the body from its beginning and through its lifetime. question Comparative anatomy answer compares human anatomy with animal anatomy. question Systematic anatomy answer is the study of […]

question what happened within a year of United States Navy Commodore Matthew Perrys arrival in Tokyo Bay in 1853 answer perry negoiated a treaty that opened trade to the united states question why did United states navy commodore george dewey lead and attack on ships in the manila bay during the spanish-american war answer manila […]

question Where does the story take place? answer on an island named Curacao question Where is Curacao located? answer off of the coast of Venezuela question What does Phillip’s father do for a living? answer He works at an oil refinery to increase the produciton of aviation gas. question Why does Phillip’s mother want him […]

question Distinguish between economic growth and economic development answer Economic growth refers to increases in output and incomes over time, often measured on a per capita basis. Economic development refers to a process that leads to improved standards of living for a population as a whole. question Explain the multidimensional nature of economic development in […]

question A fly that retains its eggs and lays them when they pupate is known as: Oviparous Ovoviparous Larviparous Pupiarous What? That’s impossible! answer Pupiarous question The larvae of ticks have how many pairs of legs? Four Two Ticks don’t have larvae Eight Three answer Three question What is the typical burden of Polyplax serrata […]

question suicide answer – the intentional, direct, and conscious taking of one’s own life – suicide and suicidal ideation (thoughts about suicide) may represent a separate clinical entity question T/F: Suicide is not classified as a mental disorder answer true, although the suicidal person usually has psychiatric symptoms such as: depression, alcohol dependence, and schizophrenia […]

question a ____ is a grouping of individual indirect cost items. answer cost pool question ___ is generally perceived to produce superior costing figures due to the use of muliple drivers across mutliple levels. answer actvity based costing question ___costin is used by a business to price homogeneous prodcuts answer process question ___ costing is […]