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Assessment - -gathering of information and data. interviews, psych tests, observation -Scientist practitioner model (Boulder model) - -an approach to clinical psychology w/ the dual emphasis on both practice and research. -Practitioner scholar model (Vail model) - -Doctoral level degree with less extensive training in research & more extensive tr

achievement - -what a person has accomplished, especially in academics -achievement tests - -standardized tests used to measure how much students have learned in specific, clearly defined content areas, including but not limited to reading, mathematics, science, and social studies -Bender Visual-Motor Gestalt Test - -(Bender-Gastalt II): the curr

The Four Basic Areas of Finance are: - -1. Corporate Finance 2. Investments 3. Financial Markets and Institutions 4. International Finance -What is the focus of corporate finance (3 basic issues)? - -1. What long-term investments should a firm take on? 2. Where will you get the long-term financing to pay for your investment? 3. How will you manage

Public international law - -the law of the international society and is a body of rules governing interstate relations, relations between states and international organizations, inter-international organization relations, some aspects of private relations. It is also a law that governs some aspects of the relationship between an individual and its

what is international law? - -law that governs all nations & all ppl -______: "IL as understood among ______ may be defined as consisting in those rules of conduct which reason deduces as consonant to justice from the nature of the society existing among independent nations" - -James Madison: civilized nations -IL is applying - -reason to questio

international law - -derives not from the actions of a legislative branch or other central authority, but from tradition and agreements signed by states -Three international relationships are governed by international law - --those between nations and nations -those between nations and persons -those between persons and persons -sources of intern

international law - -derives not from the actions of a legislative branch or other central authority, but from tradition and agreements signed by states -Three international relationships are governed by international law - --those between nations and nations -those between nations and persons -those between persons and persons -sources of inter

international law as law - -a body of rules established by custom or treaty and recognized by nations as binding in their relations with one another. -origins of international law - -empires = states Emerging "rules of behavior" Hugo Grotious: The father of International Law -sources of international law - -treaties, international customs, genera

DNA --->RNA--->Protein - -In all living things, genetic information flows from __________ to _________ to ___________. -Robert Hooke - -By the 17th century, lenses were powerful enough to make out details invisible to the naked eye. Using an instrument equipped with such a lens, ________________ examined apiece of cork and in 1665 reported to the

What is the function of proteins? - -They serve as building blocks for cell structures; they regulate of genes; and they enable cells to move and communicate with one another. -What is the likely carrier of genetic information? - -DNA -The structure of DNA was determined by who? - -James Watson and Francis Crick -What revealed how DNA might be c