RIGHT STEPS

Restricted Code - Primarily working class. Limited vocab. Based on short, unfinished, grammatically simple sentences. Speech is predictable. May only use single word or gestures. Descriptive not analytic. Speaker assumes listener shares same experiences. Elaborated Code - Primarily middle class. Wide vocab, grammatically complex sentences. Varied speech communicating abstract ideas. Speaker makes no assumptions so spell out meanings explicitly. Douglas (1964) - Working class parents plac...

Hormones have longer lasting effects compared to electrical impulses. Nerves act on a very specific area whereas hormones act more general. What does the thyroid gland do? - Produces thyroxine which is involved in regulating metabolism. What do the adrenal glands do? - Produce adrenaline which is used to prepare the body for fight or flight. What is the role of the pancreas? - Produces glucagon and insulin which are involved in regulating glucose levels in the blood. Name the hormone th...

Polsky - function of crime - pornography safely 'channels' sexual desire away from alternatives e.g. adultery Cohen - function of crime - warning institution not working functionalists - function of crime - - boundary maintenance - adaption and change Erikson - function of crime - - manages and regulates deviance rather than eradicate it entirely e.g. police - festivals e.g. license misbehaviour that may be punished in other contexts - young may be given leeway to 'sow their wild oats...

Cardiovascular physiology - Discipline of physiology that studies the heart and blood vessels Sagittal plane - One of the 4 planes discussed in class Frontal plane - One of the 4 planes discussed in class Transverse plane - One of the 4 planes discussed in class Anatomical position - Body standing upright, feet shoulder width apart, upper limbs at sides or trunk, head and palms facing forward Anterior (ventral) - Directional term meaning toward the front Posterior (dorsal) - Directional ...

Intensity of exercise (rest, submaximal exercise, or maximal exercise) Dunking (temporary submersion of the head & face) Individual participant factors (age, sex, disease, & so on) True - Water cools the body faster than air and most participants don't experience the negative effects of heat when exercising vigorously in the pool. False - Because the water temperature is lower than body temperature aquatic instructors to not need to be concerned with participants overheating or chilling...

**Classified Data How should you protect a printed classified document when it is not in use? - Store it in a General Services Administration (GSA)- approved vault or container What level of damage to national security could reasonably be expected if unauthorized disclosure of Top Secret information occurred? - Exceptionally grave Damage **Insider Threat Based on the description that follows, how many potential insider threat indicator(s) are displayed? A colleague vacations at the beac...

When is the Neutral zone established? - At the ready for play 2-28 What is distance / space between the two lines for the free kick line (neutral zone)? - 10 yards (and extends into the EZ for free kicks if needed) 2-28-1 What is the neutral zone for a scrimmage down? - length of the football 2-28-1 What is the maximum distance a neutral zone can be extended? - 2 yards behind the defensive line of scrimmage 2-28-2 Can a player accidentally touch another player or game official a ...

Prototyping problem - Symmetry and asymmetry Graphics refer to - The use of lines or marks on a surface to impress ones thought True to culture - Archaeologist dig up culture during excavations False about tool safety - Sharpen tools before use Product innovation defined by - Cost discounts What skills is Exploring ideas, recognizing arguments - Analysis skills Changes of design due to - What humans need and want Mechanical advantage of moveable pulley system interpreted as - MA greater...

rotons - Positively charged Atoms Number Neutrons - Neutrally charged Atomic Mass - Neutrons + Protons Electrons - Negatively charge smaller in mass than protons Electrons=Protons (number) Isotopes - Same element and same amount of protons Different number of neutrons Groups/Columns o

Victim as guilty as offender/voluntarily victim: v bears as much responsibility as o Victim more guilty than offender: victim who instigated or provokes victimization Most guilty victim: Victimology Ch. 1-5 EXAMS during crime Simulating of imaginary victim: not victimized at all Marvin Wolfgang - Found 26% of homicides were victim precipitated in Philly Factors: prior relationship, alcohol or drugs Stephen Schafer – 7 degrees of victimology Unrelated responsibilities Provocative vi...