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Chapter 13 for finalPage 1Sensory Receptorsspecialized cells that provide the CNS with information about conditions inside or outside thebodytwo types of sensory receptors:- general senses- special sensesChapter 13 (485-491)Page 2Special Senses

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1Paleolithic:outburst of creativitypaleo - oldlithos - stonebegan to advance and show representations of humans and animalssubject:- almost always animal- rarely human- almost never male strict profile- only view that is extremely informant abo

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Test 2 Images04-02 Cycladic Figure, marble, c.2,500-2,200 BCE04-03 Harp Player, from Keros, Cyclades, marble, c.2,700-2500 BCE04-04 Palace complex ("Palace of Minos"), Knossos, Crete, c.1,700-1,300 BCE,04-08 Bull Jumping, wall painting from Knossos, c

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1Hall of BullsPaleolithicbest known Paleolithic caveHall of Bulls is largest painted area at Lascauxnot only bulls depictedshows 2 different styles and techniques (possibly painted at different times)horns are in twisted perspective or composite vi

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Test 1 Terms and image list:PaleolithicMesolithicNeolithicIn the RoundHigh ReliefBas ReliefMegalithicDolmenCromlechMenhirDry MasonryPost and lintelhengeprovenanceabstractionfriezefunerary arthierarchical scalestelezigguratbullacuneif

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AbstractionAmarnan StyleAmun RaApotropaicAshlar MasonryAtenBas ReliefThe quality of dealing with ideas rather than events.Something that exists only as an idea-Egyptian sun Godsupposedly have power to avert evil or bad luckcarefully cut and re

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Art Study Guide (Page 1)Exam 1 Images:Paleolithic Chapter 1: 5, 6, 8, 10, 11, 13Neolithic: Chapter 1: 14, 18, 20Pre-Dynastic / Early Dynastic Egyptian: Chapter 3: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7Old Kingdom Egyptian Chapter 3: 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15New Kingdom Egypt

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Study Guide for Exam #2Exam 2:Geometric: Chapter 5:2Orientalizing: Chapter 5:4, 5, 6, 7,Archaic: Chapter 5:8, 9, 10, 11, 12, (13), (14), 15, 16, 17, 20, 21, 22, 23,24Transition to Classical: Chapter 5:25, 27, 28, 29,Early and High Classical: Ch

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Exam 1 Study Guide (Page 1)Exam 1 Images:Paleolithic Chapter 1: 5, 6, 8, 10, 11, 13Neolithic: Chapter 1: 14, 18, 20Pre-Dynastic / Early Dynastic Egyptian: Chapter 3: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7Old Kingdom Egyptian Chapter 3: 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15New Kingdom Eg

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Chapter 1: Class NotesIs the stone art?The cave art is so revolutionary because it is movement towards a written languageThese are more iconic images (vs. narrative)the image of the bull is an abstraction of a bull = u dont get to see any of the natur

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Ch. 9Page 1Mountainsmountains provide vivd evidence of tectonic activityEmbody: Uplift Deformation MetamorphismMountain BeltsMountains Frequently Occur: in elongate, linear beltsOrogenesis: process where mountains are created by tectonic plate

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Chapter 10Page 11.Know uniformitarianism and what it infers.2.Period names on the geologic time scale (such as Devonian and Permian), provide examples of.3.know the 7 geologic principles and be able to apply them.4.Which geologic principles are t

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Cosmologyconscious thought distinguishes humans- developed across 1,000s of generations- lends us curiosity, insight, and the ability to learnas a result, we seek to explain our surroundings- where do we come from?- where do we fit in the universe?

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Weathering:at or near Earths surfacephysical breakdown, chemical alteration of rock2 types:- mechanical- chemicalMass Wasting:transfer of soil and rock downslope with gravitys helpErosion:physical removal of materialsby mobile agents (water, win

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1Chapter one1. The geocentric model was developed during the time of the an cient Greeks. What is it and when did it decline?2. What is the heliocentric model?3.Understand the Big Bang in relation to the formation of Earth.4. How old is the universe

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Ch.2 - Plate TectonicsKey Figures: changed the way we look at the Earth Alfred Wegener J. Tuzo Wilson Harry HessAntonio Snider-Pellegrini: 1858 he looked at maps and saw they seemed to fit togetherContinental Drift: the hypothesis that continent

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Lab 91. definition and standard abbreviation of:A) hour angle (HA)B) Right Ascension (RA) (see unit 2 obj.3)C) sidereal time (ST)D) apparent solar time (AST)E) mean solar time or local mean time (LMT)F) equation of time (Eq. T.)G) standard time (S

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unit 31. the difference between linear measure and angular measure;2. that a circle can be divided into 360 degrees, each degree into 60 minutes of arc, and eachminute into 60 seconds of arc, and that the symbols (, ', ') are used for degrees, minutes,

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Unit 3Lab1. a description and the names of the following orbital quantities:(a) the two elements needed to specify the size and shape of a planets orbit(b) the three elements needed to specify the orientation of a planets orbit relativeto the Earths

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Unit 7Page 11.the following about variable stars:A) a description of a variable star and that most variable stars represent post-giant stagesB) the differences between a regular variable and an irregular variableC) a description of, and be able to d

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11astars become variable stars after red-giant stage. Most variable stars represent post-giant stagesAfter the red giant stage a star approaches the white dwarf stage. During this time it may undergoa period of Instability (nova, supernova).The perio

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Unit 9Page 11. the three reasons given by the text to review ancient astronomical knowledge2. a description of and the approximate date of construction of Chankillo and thatChankillo shows early measurements of solar seasonal dates;Unit 9Page 23. a

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Unit 10Page 11.the meaning of the words cosmology and science2.the three reasons given to review ancient astronomical knowledgeUnit 10Page 23.the names, historical sequence, and major contributions of the followingGreek astronomers:A) Thales of

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Unit 371. The names and countries of the three people who could be called the fathers ofrocketry2. The year, country, and satellite name for:A) the first artificial Earth satelliteB) the first U.S. artificial satellite3. a description of the importa

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Chapter 8 - Page 1JOINTSSYNOVIAL JOINTSynovial membrane - surrounds joint cavityFibrous capsule - surrounds synovial membraneChapter 8 - Page 2Chapter 8 - Page 3TYPES OF JOINTSClassification/Type of JointCharacteristicsType of MovementLocation

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CLASSIFICATION OF NEURONS3 structure types of neurons (based on # of extensions) Multipolar Bipolar UnipolarFunctional Classification of Neurons: Afferent Neurons Association Neurons Efferent NeuronsNEURONS CLASSIFIED BY STRUCTURETypeStructural

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Chapter 13 for finalPage 1Sensory Receptorsspecialized cells that provide the CNS with information about conditions inside or outside thebodytwo types of sensory receptors:- general senses- special sensesChapter 13 for finalPage 2Special Senses

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General Sensory Receptors Classified by Structure and FunctionStructural ClassPictureFunctional Classes according to location (L)and stimulus type (S)Body LocationL:Free nerve endings of sensoryneuronsexteroceptors,interoceptors, and propriocept

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TARGET ORGAN/SYSTEMEye(iris)Eye(ciliary muscle)Glands(nasal, lacrimal,gastric, pancreas)Salivary GlandsPARASYMPATHETIC EFFECTSSYMPATHETIC EFFECTS Stimulate sphincter pupillae muscles stimulates dilator pupillae muscles constrict pupils dila

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Structures and Functions of EyeballPartStructural CharacteristicsFunctionOUTER LAYERScierasupport and protectionattachment for extrinsic eye muscleswhite of eyeCornea-refracts light raysCorneoscieral Junction-drainage of aqueous humorChoroi

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Chapter 1 - Page 1REGIONAL TERM AND MEDICAL EQUIVALENTRegional TermMedical TermNosenasalMouthoralNeckcervicalPoint of ShoulderacromialArmpitaxillaryAbdomenabdominalArmbrachialFront of elbowantecubitalForearmantebrachialPelvispelvic

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STRUCTURE OF A MOTOR NEURONPage 390

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UNIVERSITY OF THE INCARNATE WORDHEB School of Business and AdministrationINTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS (ECON 6312/BINT 6312)FALL 2011 (MINI TERM II)GENERAL INFORMATIONProfessor: Jose F. Moreno, Ph.D.Office: GB 203Phone: (210) 930-8011E-mail: jfmoreno@ui

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CH7 MORAL DEVELOPMENT, VALUES, AND RELIGION Moral development involves thoughts, behaviors, and feelings regarding standards ofright and wrongo Intrapersonal dimension a persons basic values and sense of selfo Interpersonal dimension a focus on what p

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CH9 PEERS, ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIPS, AND LIFESTYLES Peers = individuals who are about the same age or maturity levelo Important function: provide source of information about the world outside thefamily; receive feedback about their abilities; learn what

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CH8 FAMILIES Reciprocal socialization = process by which children and adolescents socialize parents,just as parents socialize them Social system: marital relationship parentingchild behavior and development ^|_|^ Developmental construction views = be

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CH 13Statement of Cash flowsStatement of Cash Flows reports cash receipts, cash payments, and net change in cashresulting from operating, investing, and financing activities.Types of Cash Inflows and Outflows:Operating Activities Income statement item

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CH 8Accounts ReceivableSome customers would be unable or unwilling to pay their accounts = some account receivableswill become uncollectable.Companies record credit losses as debits to uncollectible accounts expense = Bad DebtsExpense (adjusting/contr

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Clarence LiRUID 120006843Section 03MVC #9As the program ends, what pathways does your child appear to be on in terms of physical, cognitive,social, emotional and moral development? To what extent could you have predicted these pathwaysbased on what

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Clarence LiRUID 120006843Section 03MVC #8Has your parenting changed since the preschool period and if so, why do you think ithas changed and what effect might this have on your child? Refer to your textbook orlecture notes for evidence on typical ch

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Clarence LiRUID 120006843Section 03MVC #7Describe some examples of your child's behavior or thinking that you think are due totypical American gender role socialization and explain why you think so. Severalexamples can be found at ages 6 and 8. How

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Clarence LiRUID 120006843Section 03MVC #6How well is your child adapting to social situations in the home and outside the home? Doesyour child have any behavior or emotional problems at this point? Why do you think theseproblems are occurring and wh

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Clarence LiRUID 120006843Section 03MVC #5How would you characterize your parenting style? How have your specific parentingtechniques changed since infancy? In what ways do you think your parenting style, orany other aspect of your parenting, has bee

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Clarence LiRUID 120006843Section 03MVC #4Describe development of your child's language and cognitive skills and discuss howthese might be affecting his or her interactions with you & your responses.Throughout Bubbles road to understanding and percei

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Clarence LiRUID 120006843Section 03MVC #3Analyze your own parenting philosophy and practices. What principles from social learningtheory, Bowlby, Ainsworth, Piaget, Vygotsky, information processing theory, developmentalneuroscience and other theorie

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Clarence LiRUID 120006843MVC#2Describe and give examples of changes in your child's exploratory or problem solving behaviorfrom 8 through 18 months and categorize them according to Piagetian and information processingtheories. Note that 8 months is i

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12: THE GROUP 2 ELEMENTS: ALKALINE EARTH METALS: Be, Mg, Ca, Sr, Ba, RaTHE ELEMENTSBein nature = mineral beryl, Be3Al2(SiO3)6gemstone emerald Al3+ replaced by Cr3+Be3Al2(SiO3)6 + Na2SiF6 + heat BeF2BeF2 + Mg BeMgextracted = seawater; mineral dolom

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Specifically, it is a single ingredient - phosphoric acid - that takes calcium out of thebones.Calcium is removed from the body by phosphoric acid, and the calcium we lose ultimately comes from ourbones."Tooth decay. The acid in vomit can hurt teeth b

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