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Psychology 2301 Midterm Correctly Answered Questions| UpToDate | Already Graded A+
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Structuralist View of Consciousness 
: Break consciousness down to the lowest level 
Functionalist View of Consciousness 
: Consciousness is a stream of thought 
Behaviorist View of Consciousness 
: No consciousness 
Modern View of Consciousness 
: Awareness of surrounding and how things are connected together 
Elements of Consciousness 
: Attention, selective, limited capacity 
Inattentional Blindness 
: A form of selective attention that describes the blindness of the senses when 
attention i...
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SSM SCRN Review|Correct Questions| Verified
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Stroke Risk Factors - ANSWER Age 
Gender (men >women) 
Genetics 
 
Stroke Primary Prevention - ANSWER Tobacco cessation 
Blood pressure reduction 
 
Stroke Secondary Prevention - ANSWER Prevention of another stroke 
Targets treatment for change once disease is present i.e. Blood Pressure control, LDL control, recognition of S/S stroke 
 
Frontal Lobe Functions - ANSWER Regulates personality and affect 
Impulsivity and judgement 
Abstract thinking 
Conjugate eye movements 
 
Frontal Lobe Prece...
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Psychology 2301 Midterm Questions & Answers(RATED A+)
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Structuralist View of Consciousness - ANSWERBreak consciousness down to the lowest level 
 
Functionalist View of Consciousness - ANSWERConsciousness is a stream of thought 
 
Behaviorist View of Consciousness - ANSWERNo consciousness 
 
Modern View of Consciousness - ANSWERAwareness of surrounding and how things are connected together 
 
Elements of Consciousness - ANSWERAttention, selective, limited capacity 
 
Inattentional Blindness - ANSWERA form of selective attention that describes the bl...
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Psychology 2301 Midterm Questions & Answers(RATED A)
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Structuralist View of Consciousness - ANSWERBreak consciousness down to the lowest level 
 
Functionalist View of Consciousness - ANSWERConsciousness is a stream of thought 
 
Behaviorist View of Consciousness - ANSWERNo consciousness 
 
Modern View of Consciousness - ANSWERAwareness of surrounding and how things are connected together 
 
Elements of Consciousness - ANSWERAttention, selective, limited capacity 
 
Inattentional Blindness - ANSWERA form of selective attention that describes the bl...
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Portage Learning BIOD 121 Module 1 Exam Module 1 Exam 1. Name the region of the brain that plays a role in whether we feel hungry or full. What about blood can trigger this region to make us want to eat? The hypothalamus is the region of the brain that plays a role in whether we feel hungry or full. Hormones, such as ghrelin, are released from the stomach, enter the bloodstream, and go to the hypothalamus to tell us we are hungry and to find food. Another association with our blood and sense of ...
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NM717 postpartum questions with correct answers
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breastfeeding frequency Answer 8-10x/day with 10min of swallowing per side 
 
lactation physiology Answer sucking or baby's cry> mechanoreceptors> spinal cord> hypothalmus> oxytocin neuro in posterior pituitary gland> oxytocin released> myoepithelial cells contract 
hypothalmus> anterior pituitary gland> prolactin inhibitory neuron turns off> prolactin released> lactogenisis (milk production) 
 
increased prolactin in postpartum Answer suppresses estrogen 
 
PP Thy...
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NM717 postpartum questions with correct answers|100% verified
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NM717 postpartum questions with correct answers 
breastfeeding frequency Answer 8-10x/day with 10min of swallowing per side 
 
lactation physiology Answer sucking or baby's cry> mechanoreceptors> spinal cord> hypothalmus> oxytocin neuro in posterior pituitary gland> oxytocin released> myoepithelial cells contract 
hypothalmus> anterior pituitary gland> prolactin inhibitory neuron turns off> prolactin released> lactogenisis (milk production) 
 
increased prolactin i...
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A&P 2 University Of Memphis - A & P 2- Endocrine system with answers graded A+
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A&P 2 University Of Memphis - A & P 2- Endocrine system with answers graded A+specific receptors - correct answer What do target cells need 
 
blood levels, relative # of receptors, affinity of binding between receptors and hormones - correct answer What 3 factors do target cell activation depend on 
 
stomach and sweat glands - correct answer What makes up exocrine glands 
 
diabetes - correct answer If you have hyperglycemia it would mean you have 
 
no - correct answer Does the posterior pitu...
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Portage Learning BIOD 121 Module 1 Exam
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Portage Learning BIOD 121 Module 1 Exam Module 1 Exam 1. Name the region of the brain that plays a role in whether we feel hungry or full. What about blood can trigger this region to make us want to eat? The hypothalamus is the region of the brain that plays a role in whether we feel hungry or full. Hormones, such as ghrelin, are released from the stomach, enter the bloodstream, and go to the hypothalamus to tell us we are hungry and to find food. Another association with our blood and sense of ...
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NBHWC H&W Mental Health Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update
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most common psychosocial risk factors for chronic disease, 
→ ::- unmanaged stress 
→ depression 
→ social isolation 
Social determinants for health-related issue 
→ ::- socioeconomic status, 
transportation, 
housing, 
access to services, 
discrimination by social grouping (e.g., race, gender, or class), and 
social or work-related stressors. 
basics of the physiology of stress, 
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