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Nams kafli 5 questions with answers Rated A Stimulus substitution and sign-tracking Pavlov (1941): When training a light as a CS for food, noticed that dog may even lick the light - as though conditioning resulted in perceiving the light as edible = sign tracking Problem with s-s theory IF CS acts as the US, THEN CR should be the same/highly similar to UR Sometimes, this is not the case - CR and UR are different Ex: Rat jumps from a shock (US) but freezes to a tone (CS) Prepar...

NAMS Test with solved Well defined THE SET OF US PRESIDENTS Not Well Defined MY FAVORITE FLAVORS OF ICECREAM Discrete set # OF CHAIRS IN THE CLASSROOM Continuous set THE AMOUNT OF MILES YOU DROVE TO SCHOOL TODAY

Practice questions for NAM interviews with What makes you very angry? Something that makes me very angry is when people take things for granted. When I recievied the letter to come here, I felt very privlaged and recognized this as an amazing oppertunity right away. Why do you feel you should be chosen as the winner? I feel I should be chosen as the winner, because I'm so genuine about wanting to change the world, and about helping make our country a safe place for everyone. I recogn...

Nams 1100 exam 1 Laura Weaver UGA questions with appropriate aPaleo-Indian - answersfew traces of material culture, not much is known Archaic - answersorganization of social grouping more material culture pottery woodlands - answersBow&arrow Agriculture permanent settlements small zoomorphic burial mounds Mississippian - answerslarge flat top mound sites groups with large populations and technology and art Southwest Desert Culture - answersSame time as Miss. Mogollon (New MX) ...

NAMS 2113 Test 2 questions with verified answers .docxThe most important Southeast bird and game animal were Eagles and deer Clovis cites in the Southeast Date to 15,000 BP May indicate Clovis sites originated in the Southeast Monk's Mound at Cahokia is best known for being the largest mound in North America (True/False) The Spaniards spread diseases and destroyed SE Indian economic bases. True (Short answer) Discuss the effect of the 1830 U.S. Removal Act on t...

nams quiz 4 questions with correct answers .docxwhat is the descriptive name of the pottery style paginated by maria martinez? black on black what technique did maria use to create the basic form of her pottery pieces? coiling what is the name of the polychrome pottery style we looked at in class that is based on ancestral Hopi ceramics? Sikyaike revival what is the name of the Hopi person who created Sityaki revival style pottery? Nampeyo what is the term used t...

NAMS questions with best solutions What pottery types are mentioned in class 1) Mimbres polychrome 2) San Ildefonso Pueblo black-on-black T or F: Some Native Americans on the Eastern Seaboard were interested in developing alliances with early European settlers. True The term 'Paleo-Indian' refers to _________________ A specific group of people defined by linguistic affiliations. T or F: Native Americans like the Powhattan peoples and the Wampanoag had no interest in f...

Nams questions with solved answers archaeological complexes belonging to the Paleo-Indian period that were discussed in your text and in the lectures? folsom, clovis clovis spear points have been found associated with evidence of mammoth hunting true the period following the Paleo-Indian period saw the use of an increasingly narrow range of food sources false three burial complexes belonging to the Archaic period glacial kame, red ochre, old copper objects found...

New Age Movements questions with 100% Right answers New Age A set of beliefs and activities which are based on a spiritual element and the organization is not organized like a traditional religion When did New Age Movements start becoming prominent? From the 1980s However the beliefs that were becoming prominent can still be seen in earlier decades in some NRMs and cults How do New Age Movements become popular? They exist independently from any existing religious organisatio...

NAMS 165 Midterm questions with answers Graded A Pomo The Pomo was the most heavily populated Native American group in California, with over 500 different tribes and languages for each tribe. They had territory in Northern California, and they resided near the Pacific coast to the west. Being that they lived near the coast, they relied heavily on the resources that the water provided them like fish, and they used the many rivers near them in order to prepare acorns and remove the bitterness fr...