Temporal context Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

(carbon)What do ratios found in bones reveal? - the diet of the human is plant based (nitrogen)What do ratios found in bones reveal? - the diet of the human was meat based air photos - They can be used to visually survey large areas for evidence of large archaeological remains (buildings, mounds, large surface artifact scatters etc.) archaeological record - The source of information for archaeologists Archaeology - talking rationally about ancient things Artifact - are objects made or modi...

UTK CCI 150 Liberty University -CCI 150 FINAL EXAM Lisa Gary UT correctly answeredEncoding and Transmission - correct answer The basic communication model (Shannon and Weaver) begins with the sender of the message, who makes a decision to communicate. What does the sender do next after that? Temporal Context - correct answer You are suddenly transported in time back to the year 1916 and are visiting a university. You hear a group of students telling jokes you find racist, sexist and offensive...

Behaviour - a simple action; what people do or say What are some characteristics of behaviour? (5) - - It involves a persons actions; described with action words. - It has dimensions (frequency, duration, latency, and intensity). - It can be observed, described, or recorded by others or by the person engaging in the behaviour - Has an impact on the physical + social environment. - It is lawful. Its occurrence is systemically influenced by environmental events. Overt Behaviour - - an actio...

T or F: Only about a third of people with a disability express a desire for employment. True T or F: The unemployment rate for people with disabilities is approximately twice as high as for people without disabilities. True Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More T or F: Military veterans are unemployed at a higher rate than non-veterans. True T or F: Veterans with a disability have a l...

In an activity group of an inpatient unit, how should activities be done? - activities should be structured, easily completed in one session, and provide a concrete result to reinforce reality What are the two types of Grasps? - 1. Power: The adductor pollicis stabilizes an object against the palm; the hand's position is static. 2. Precision: Muscles are active that abduct or oppose the thumb; the hand's position is dynamic. 1. Power - a. cylindrical grip - fist grasp is a small diamete...

Basic Research Correct Answer -goal is to enhance the general body of scientific knowledge -attempts to answer fundamental questions about the nature of behavior What type of research is this? Example: Studying how memory works Correct Answer basic research Translational research Correct Answer -uses lessons from basic research to develop and test applications to heath care, treatments, etc. Applied research Correct Answer -work conducted in real life contexts -research into issues ...

4 functions of behavior - ANSWER-attention, escape, tangible, alone Social Positive Reinforcement SR+ is also known as - ANSWER-attention Automatic Positive reinforcement provides what? - ANSWER-sensory stimulation A behavior is assumed to be maintained by __________ _________ only after social reinforcers have been ruled out - ANSWER-automatic reinforcement Behaviors that directly terminate aversive stimulation are therefore maintained by ________ _________ that is an automatic outc...

USAHS Domain Final Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Why do we use activity analysis - Answer- To evaluate the performance abilities required to complete a tasks Analyze possible areas of concern and generate purposeful activities for treatment Understand the therapeutic potential of activities to help a client improve performance skills or restoring a client factor that impacts performance skills or helping prevent future problems by changing or adapting activity demands and context i...

encoding correct answers refers to the process of putting new information into memory; the process of receiving information and preparing it for storage; can be automatic or effortful automatic processing correct answers the brain process most closely resembling autopilot, enabling performance of multiple activities at the same time; information gained without any effort; unintentional, information is passively absorbed from the environment controlled processing correct answers processing ...

Expectancies -beliefs about our ability to perform an action and to get the desired reward A placebo effect -depends on a participants belief in the effectiveness of the independent variable What is the primary method of behaviourism? -Experimental method Reliability in a Measurement -is the measure's tendency to give the same result from one occasion to the next Three principles that underlie critical thinking - scepticism, objectivity, open-mindedness Testing Hypothesis - context of ju...