Strict dieting may be the first sign of an eating disorder. From the following list, select all the characteristics that may signal that dieting behaviors have become pathological. Check All That Apply Thinking about food all the time Feelings of shame accompany eating Exercising 45 minutes per day on most days of the week Reaching a BMI of 22 Cessation of menstrual periods

2. Based on your estimates, how good are our chances of hearing from intelligent extraterrestrials? 3. How does your answer to question 2 compare to what you thought before you began this project? 4. When making estimates, in which terms did you have the most confidence?The least confidence? Why? 5. Are you more optimistic or conservative when it comes to thinking about extraterrestrial life with radio technology in the Milky Way Galaxy? Why? 6. If tomorrow's headline read, "Message Received from Intelligent Aliens" how would you feel? Would you be surprised, assuming it is true? 7. How would your reaction be different if we only discovered microbes on another planet? Plants? Mammals? 8. If life exists elsewhere what do you think it will look like?Why?

Has there ever been a time in your life when someone told you that something improbable would happen and it did? __

Did the fact that the event was "predicted 'cause you to behave differently than you would have otherwise? Your answer

For dinnet, you prepare roasted chicken breast, steamed green beans, and mashed potatoes. When it is time to eat, Lila refuses to eat the green beans. You should Multiple Choice offer her ice cr cream if she eats her green beans. make her sit at the table until she cleans her plate. let her decide how much of her dinner to eat. chop the green beans and mix them into the potatoes.

Possible indicators of physical abuse include: Please select the correct answer below Unexplained marks on the body Bruises in high-risk areas or with specific patterns Burns that are in patterns ) All the above

Multiple Choice 1 point Mrs. Jones says she would have given Roger money for shoes if he had simply asked. Roger pauses for a long time. What can you infer from that pause? He is not used to washing his face so he is taking his time. He is surprised, touched , and confused by her offer. He is plotting ways to get more money from Mrs. Jones. He is growing more suspicious of Mrs. Jones.

Q\#5. How do you trigger a relaxation response before you go on stage? Eating donut Studying your speeh Stretching your arms up and breathing deeply Playing video games 2

Question 15 (6 points) Identify the personality dimension for each of the five traits or behaviors described below. Column A 1. __ As usual, Eddie is doing less work than the other team members. 2. __ Katniss asked her manager if there are any new managerial task she can do for her. 3. __ Juan is saying a warm, friendly good morning to others as they arrive at work. 4. __ how to speed up the flow of work. The manager is asking employees for ideas on 5. __ Ron is yelling at another employee, Susan, about being behind schedule Susan calmly explains what went wrong. 6. __ the way he wants it done. Tyron is influencing a coworker to do the job 7. __ production report on time as usual. The production manager turned in the monthly Column B a. Adjustment b. Conscientiousness c. Agreeableness d. Surgency e. Openness to experience

Question 9 Do you feel comfortable going through the interview process? What kind of thoughts and feelings come up when going through this lesson?

7-11: What roles do the cerebellum and basal ganglia play in memory processing? 7-12: How do emotions affect our memory processing? $7-13$ : How do changes at the synapse level affect our memory processing? Retrieval: Getting Information Out 7-14: How do psychologists assess memory with recall recognition, and relearning? $7-15$ : How do external events, internal moods and order of appearance affect memory retrieval? Forgetting $7-16$ : Why do we forget? Memory Construction Errors $7-17$ :How do misinformation imagination, and source amnesia influence our memory construction? How do we decide whether a memory is real or false? $7-18$ : Why have reports of repressed and recovered memories been so hotly debated? $7-19$ How reliable are young children's eyewitness descriptions? Improving Memory $7-20$ How can you use memory research findings to do better in this course and in others?