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MSU PSY 235 - Exam 1 Questions and Answers 100% Pass Evolutionary Perspective - theoretical viewpoint that states that social behaviors are rooted in physical and psychological predispositions that helped our ancestors survive and reproduce; stresses natural selection and adaptations Evolutionary Perspective Example - Adaptive Mate Preferences: Females prefer older males, and males prefer females that are closer to the prime reproductive years. This is because females' resources for re...

MSU PSY 235 Test 1 Questions and Answers 100% Pass Sociocultural Perspective Theory - A theoretical viewpoint that searches for the causes of social behavior in influences from larger social groups (ex. norms, fads, social class, ethnic identity) Evolutionary Perspective Theory - A theoretical viewpoint that seeks causes of social behavior in the psychological mechanisms influencing behavior that helped our ancestors survive and reproduce ex. of what drives social behavior for this theory ...

PSY 235 Social Psychology Final Exam Review (Exams 1-4) Questions and Answers Exam 1 According to Life History Theory, why should life expectancy influence homicide rates? 1. Life expectancy is a cue to the degree to which someone else will likely murder you. 2. Life expectancy shifts the degree to which a person discounts the future. - 1. Evolutionary psychology aims to tell people why they behave the way they do, as well as what is morally good behavior. True or False? - False In the ...

psy 235 motivational system questions and answers 100% pass how can I control my behaviors to get what I want? - self-regulation what does the world want from me? - social-regulation the nature and function of wanting - motivation combined helps child figure out the world intellectually, children learn how to get what they want - how are self-regulation and social-regulation related? level 1: birth to first year of life, when something about me happens, something else happens *contingenc...

Psy 235 exam 1 Questions and Answers 100% Pass Define Evolution: - -Evolution refers to a change in a species that occurs over time, and specifically a change in gene frequencies What are the three premises of Natural selection? - 1. Over-reproduction within a species: not all survive and some over reproduce. 2. Variation exists within a species, and some variants are "more fit" than others: variation on any phenotype or genotype; variation may make some species more fit to their env...

PSU Econ 104 Final Exam – Brown Questions and Answers 100% Pass If the required reserve ration is 20%, the simple deposit multiplier is _______ A. 2 B. 5 C. 10 D. 20 - B. 5 1/.2 = 5 Imagine that Kristy deposits $10,000 of currency into her checking account deposit at Bank A and the reserve ratio is 20%. As a result of Kristy's deposit, Bank A's reserves immediately increase by: A. $2,000 B. $8,000 C. $ 10,000 D. $50,000 - C. $10,000 This is how much money she puts in the ba...

Praxis II: Health and Physical Education- Content Knowledge (5857) Questions and Answers 100% Pass Which of the following should a teacher do first when planning for the beginning of the school year? - Assess students' prior knowledge Which of the following best describes the use of a behavior management intervention for a health class? - Assisting to stop a behavior after it develops The tendency of adolescents to imagine they are always being scrutinized by others is best described a...

Praxis II: Health and Physical Education- Content Knowledge (5857) Study Guide Solutions anterior - front of the body (punched in the chest) posterior - back of the body (Smacked on the butt) Superior - top half of the body (Head superior to heart) Inferior - lower half of the body (the calf is inferior to the thigh) Proximal - closer to the body (the bicep is proximal to the forearm) Distal - farther away from the body (the hand is distal to the shoulder) Medial - towards the midd...

Praxis 5857 health and PE Louisiana Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Bowen's Family system theory in relationship pattern of dysfunction - one spouse tries to pressure the other to acting a certain way and the other spouse accending to that pressure. While both accomodate for each other one does more than the other. Eventually if tension increases surbordinate partner gives up causing dominate partner to become more anxious. Bowen's family theory - Concept of four basic relations...

praxis 5857 full questions with answers 100% pass which body system serves as the first line of defense against infection? immune system lymphatic system respiratory system integumentary system - integumentary system trunk extension is a type of exercise that aims to 'undo' the excessive slumping of your trunk or back. the muscles are stretched enough to retain its form, from the neck to the spine. which of the following component of physical fitness does this activity assess? Bal...