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  • 2 pages Beet Lab Discussion
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    • SCIENCE AP Biology - Fall 2012
    • Discussion The purpose of this lab was to determine how temperature and alcohol concentrations affect transmission in beet cells. Data was collected and analyzed using charts and graphs. Theoretically, the extremes (extreme heat and cold) would damage the
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  • 2 pages Enzyme Lab Discussion Question Responses
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    • SCIENCE AP Biology - Fall 2012
    • Analysis Data was collected and analyzed using charts and graphs. The enzyme catalase, consisting of a potato extract, was used to coat a filter paper disc. Catalase is an enzyme that breaks down the poisonous substrate hydrogen peroxide. If enzyme concen
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  • 2 pages Beet Lab Data Analysis
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    • SCIENCE AP Biology - Fall 2012
    • This graph shows an big increase from -5 degrees Celsius to 5 degrees Celsius, which means that temperatures below zero puts the least amount of stress on the membranes, and even makes them impermeable. Most of the other temperatures were very similar in
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  • 2 pages Lecture 11 Notes
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    • SCIENCE AP Psychol - Fall 2011
    • - 1-2 years before surgery lost with gradient loss back 11 years 1. Deficits in learning new semantic info, not complete 2. Normal short-term memory 3. Has spatial Memory - Able to make a drawing of the floor plan of the new house he lived in 4. After MRI
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    • SCIENCE AP Psychol - Fall 2011
    • Lecture 12 A. Hemispatial Neglect largely right hemisphere, ignores left visual field 1. Temporal Parietal junction (also sometimes right temporal) 2. Accompanying Syndroms - Anosagnosia denial of illness - Somatoparaphrenia Denial that left side of body
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    • SCIENCE AP Psychol - Fall 2011
    • Lecture 17 On test population response, sum of vectors when moving become the direction you are moving M1 is analogous to V1, but M1 gets input from A. Receptive fields in Parietal lobe of Monkeys 1. contains neurons that fire both for visual and tactile
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    • SCIENCE AP Psychol - Fall 2011
    • Lecture 13 Notes A. Dorsal/Ventral Attention Networks 1. Dorsal controlled attention aspect somewhat pigbacks onto eye movement? 2. Ventral responsible for getting you attention away from the current task and onto a more important one B. Executive Functio
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    • SCIENCE AP Psychol - Fall 2011
    • Lecture 16 Notes A. Clinical cases 1. Optic Ataxia - Stroke on one side, cant grab object with one hand 2. Apraxia - Ideomotor o - Cant mimic a requested action, but can do them voluntarily Ideational or conceptual o o - Sequence of actions to perform tas
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    • SCIENCE AP Psychol - Fall 2011
    • Lecture 14 Clinical Studies A. Clive Wearing 1. New memories last 7-30 seconds 2. Severe retrograde amnesia 3. Constantly believes he has just gained consciousness 4. No memory of being a musician, but able to play from sheet music, used to be a musician
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    • SCIENCE AP Psychol - Fall 2011
    • MATLA have to treat people who come to emergency room Five forms of health care: 1. National Health Service (UK, Cuba) 2. National Health Insurance (Canada) doctors and hospitals still competitive 3. Corporatist health care schemes (Germany) get through e
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    • SCIENCE AP Psychol - Fall 2011
    • a. Stimulation in language area of brain - One part disrupted Greek - Move over a few centimeters and disrupt English b. Anomia Sites - Some areas stimulated causes both languages to be disrupted - Other areas cause only one language to be disrupted c. Al
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    • SCIENCE AP Psychol - Fall 2011
    • Lecture 19 A. Summary of last lecture 1. Dopamine and its importance a. Parkinsons b. Huntingtons 2. Mesocortical and Mesolimbic projections of dopamine a. Nucleus Accumbens is the target of mesolimbic dopamine projections 3. Reward using Dopamine a. More
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    • SCIENCE AP Psychol - Fall 2011
    • Lecture 18 A. Anatomy a. Cerebellum - Makes movement smooth by adjusting and correcting errors - Timing important, prevents oscillation stuff b. Basal Ganglia c. Excititory connection - Input though the Striatum, output through the globus palatus - Basal
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    • HISTORY Introducto - Fall 2010
    • 1. The Announcement of the Nazi-Soviet Pact a. Roosevelt and his advisors would have been stunned by the agreement between the two dictators, and begun to realize how much America was needed. b. Isolationists would continue to urge that the US stay out of
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    • HISTORY Introducto - Fall 2010
    • 1. The Neutrality Acts of 1935, 1936, and 1937 a. Congress passed the Neutrality Acts forbidding Americans from associating with belligerents if the president declared the existence of a foreign war. b. The nations arrayed against the dictatorships would
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    • HISTORY Introducto - Fall 2010
    • 1. Tariffs and International Trade a. Roosevelt, along with Secretary of State Hull, engineered the Reciprocal Trade agreements, which amended the disagreeable tariffs of the Hawley-Smoot Bill and allow FDR to lower tariffs up to 50% in return for a likew
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    • HISTORY Introducto - Fall 2010
    • 1. Japans Sinking of the Panay a. FDR and his advisors would have been outraged to hear of the bombing of the Panay, but were appeased by the Japanes governments apology and indemnity, and chose to take no action. b. Japanese militarists might have been d
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    • HISTORY Introducto - Fall 2010
    • 1. The Allies Trade Space for Time a. Time needed for the U.S. to prepare for war b. America had to manufacture supplies, send supplies to its allies, and transport troops to separate corners of the globe c. Opponents claimed the US had gone soft; that de
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    • HISTORY Introducto - Fall 2010
    • 1. Manpower and Womanpower a. 15 million men enlisted, 216 women a.i. WAACs (army) a.ii. WAVES (navy) a.iii. SPARS (Coast Guard) b. Despite exemptions, shortages in farms and the workplace c. 1000s of braceros brought to harvest crops; program outlived th
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    • HISTORY Introducto - Fall 2010
    • 1. Seeds of the Civil Rights Revolution a. Truman responded to news of the lynching of black veterans by commission the report To Secure These Rights, then followed its advice and desegregated the federal civil service and armed forces b. Chief Justice Ea
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    • HISTORY Introducto - Fall 2010
    • 1. The Advent of Eisenhower a. Democrats nominate Adlai Stevenson with poor prospects b. Republicans nominate the popular General Dwight D. Eisenhower b.i. Vice President nominee is Nixon c. Nixon campaigns against Stevenson; accused of financing a slush
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    • HISTORY Introducto - Fall 2010
    • 1. Truman: The Gutty Man from Missouri a. Harry S. Ttruman, accidental president b. Average appearance, with no college education c. Served as artillery officer during WWI d. Rose from Missouri judge to US Senate e. Eventually adjusted to the burdens of t
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    • HISTORY Introducto - Fall 2010
    • 1. Holding the Home Front a. Gross National product went from $100 billion in 1940 to $200 billion in 1945 b. Corporate profits doubled from $6 million c. Disposable income doubled d. Prices rose 33 percent in 2 years after price controls were lifted in 1
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