set theory Crossword Puzzles

Med Set 3 2024-09-25

Across

Indicates below normal or deficient, as in 'hypoglycemia' (low blood sugar).
Prefixes for Context
Suffixes for Context
Means above, used in 'suprarenal' (above the kidneys).
Signifies around, seen in 'pericardium' (sac around the heart).
Signifies a specialist, such as 'cardiologist' (heart specialist).
Indicates any condition, often used in 'sclerosis' (hardening condition).
Means within or inside, as in 'endoscopy' (visual examination within a body cavity).
Refers to slowness, commonly seen in 'bradycardia' (slow heart rate).
-al, -ac: Pertaining to, used in terms like 'gastric' (pertaining to the stomach).
Indicates two or both, often used in terms like 'bicycle' (two wheels).
Refers to within, as in 'intravenous' (within a vein).
Suffixes and Their Meanings

Down

Denotes inflammation, as in 'arthritis' (inflammation of the joints).
Refers to surgical removal, seen in 'appendectomy' (removal of the appendix).
Refers to surgical repair, as in 'rhinoplasty' (surgical repair of the nose).
Refers to a tumor or mass, as in 'carcinoma' (cancerous tumor).
Denotes above normal or excessive, such as 'hypertension' (high blood pressure).
Means between, used in 'intercellular' (between cells).
Medical Suffixes
Refers to fast, as in 'tachycardia' (fast heart rate).
or an-: Indicates without or not, as in 'aseptic' (without infection).
Indicates pain, as in 'neuralgia' (nerve pain).
Indicates under, as in 'subcutaneous' (under the skin).
Signifies upon or above, used in 'epidermis' (outer layer of skin).

25 Clues: Medical Suffixes • Prefixes for Context • Suffixes for Context • Suffixes and Their Meanings • Indicates pain, as in 'neuralgia' (nerve pain). • Means above, used in 'suprarenal' (above the kidneys). • Refers to fast, as in 'tachycardia' (fast heart rate). • Refers to within, as in 'intravenous' (within a vein). • Means between, used in 'intercellular' (between cells). • ...

set 4 crossword 2024-10-07

Across

blood condition
spinal column
cartilage
to create an opening
arm
to look
straight
ankle
hand
bone
pod
bone marrow
hunchback

Down

containing synovial fluid
to cut into
lower back
wrist
fused together
curve of spine
swayback
sleep
watery fluid
arms/legs
colon
child

25 Clues: arm • pod • hand • bone • wrist • sleep • ankle • colon • child • to look • swayback • straight • cartilage • arms/legs • hunchback • lower back • to cut into • bone marrow • watery fluid • spinal column • fused together • curve of spine • blood condition • to create an opening • containing synovial fluid

Vocabulary set 1 2023-03-09

Across

wild or distraught with fear, anxiety, or other emotion.
deny (a person or place) the possession or use of something
a distinctive, typically pleasant smell
cruel or severe.
unassuming or moderate in the estimation of one's abilities or achievements.
absolutely necessary; extremely important
jump or dive quickly and energetically
nauseated; feeling sick.
land covered with grass and other low plants suitable for grazing animals
weak and delicate

Down

of short duration
a person or animal with whom one spends a lot of time or with whom one travels.
throw in various random directions.
of a person or manner feeling or appearing casually calm and relaxed
make or cause to make the slightest movement.
possessing or showing courage or determination
a firm hold or grip
no longer produced or used; out of date
plan
skill to do something
walk in a slow, relaxed manner, without hurry or effort.

21 Clues: plan • cruel or severe. • of short duration • weak and delicate • a firm hold or grip • skill to do something • nauseated; feeling sick. • throw in various random directions. • jump or dive quickly and energetically • a distinctive, typically pleasant smell • no longer produced or used; out of date • absolutely necessary; extremely important • ...

PSAT Set 5 2023-05-25

Across

n- a weed of grain in fields
n- extreme bitterness
exclusion by general consent
n- the use of tactics to delay action
v- to explain excessively
adj- able to produce a desired result
n- the quality of state of being lively in temper, conduct, or spirit
adj- weakened secretly
v- excite
adj- lacking in energy
v- to comfort in grief

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n- one that pleads the cause of another
n- an improper remark
n- a minor offense
n- a minor detail
adj- having a large, bulky body
n- disposition to please
v- to grant the possession and enjoyment of in exchange for money
n- a first appearance into society
adj- offensive

20 Clues: v- excite • adj- offensive • n- a minor detail • n- a minor offense • n- an improper remark • n- extreme bitterness • adj- weakened secretly • adj- lacking in energy • v- to comfort in grief • n- disposition to please • v- to explain excessively • n- a weed of grain in fields • exclusion by general consent • adj- having a large, bulky body • n- a first appearance into society • ...

Vocab. Set 1 2023-03-28

Across

v. -command against
adj. -hesitant
adj. -flexible
v. -downgrade
adj. -unresponsive
v. -deprived of
n. -elaborate but logically invalid arguments often intended to deceive
adj. -rich;wealthy
v. -to enclose in
n. -courage in facing difficulty

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v. -to repeat
n. -common language
adj. -apparent
adj. -intended to trick
adj. -gloomy
v. -to increase
n. -payment
v. -to make worse by adding something of lesser value
v. -retreat
v. -an indirect suggestion

20 Clues: n. -payment • v. -retreat • adj. -gloomy • v. -to repeat • v. -downgrade • adj. -apparent • adj. -hesitant • adj. -flexible • v. -to increase • v. -deprived of • v. -to enclose in • adj. -unresponsive • adj. -rich;wealthy • n. -common language • v. -command against • adj. -intended to trick • v. -an indirect suggestion • n. -courage in facing difficulty • ...

Vocabulary Set 6 2022-12-06

Across

triangle with no congruent sides or angles
3D figure that is a special rectangular prism with 6 square faces
a number that names a part of a whole
a special isosceles triangle with three equal sides and angles
the number of square units inside a closed 2D space.
always stays same order
the number you divide by
income after taxes are taken out
measurements like length, width, and height
the part of a fraction below the line
the number that is being divided
income before taxes are taken out

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a closed plane figure formed by three or more line segments
money received
the distance around a figure
the surface a solid object stands on
of equal measure
designated as a capital B in formulas and refers to the area of one of the bases in a solid
in multiplication a factor can be broken up into pieces
order does not affect sum
a triangle with at least two sides equal
a polygon with all sides and all angles equal
numbers that multiply together to get a product
a whole number greater than 1 that has more than 2 factors
a mathematical sentence that contains an equal sign
a careful guess
a triangle with three acute angles
the part of a fraction above the line

28 Clues: money received • a careful guess • of equal measure • always stays same order • the number you divide by • order does not affect sum • the distance around a figure • income after taxes are taken out • the number that is being divided • income before taxes are taken out • a triangle with three acute angles • the surface a solid object stands on • a number that names a part of a whole • ...

Vocabulary set 10 2024-12-13

Across

four
child
electronic medical record
magnetic resonance imaging
bone
ovary
patient care plan
vein
mind
chest pain
newborn
electrocardiogram

Down

attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
lung
windpipe
nose
chest
ear
loss of consciousness
heat,fever
fear
fallopian tube
foot
emergency department

24 Clues: ear • four • lung • nose • bone • fear • vein • mind • foot • child • chest • ovary • newborn • windpipe • heat,fever • chest pain • fallopian tube • patient care plan • electrocardiogram • emergency department • loss of consciousness • electronic medical record • magnetic resonance imaging • attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

ACTS SET 1 2024-10-18

Across

Showing love for God
To stop being angry about a mistake
Paying attention to someone
Expecting good things in the future
To help someone in need
Deep affection for God and others
Being friendly and helpful
To dedicate oneself to a cause
Talking to God
Always reliable and trustworthy
Saying "thank you"
To request something
A feeling of happiness
What is real and honest
Asking God for assistance
To give part of what you have

Down

To help others
Believing in God
Feeling grateful
To show the way
To make someone feel better
Calmness and quietness
Saying good things about God
To go after or obey
A prayer on behalf of others
Full of happiness
Believing someone will do good
Power or energy to do something
The center of emotions and feelings
Showing concern for others
To ask for good things for someone

31 Clues: To help others • Talking to God • To show the way • Believing in God • Feeling grateful • Full of happiness • Saying "thank you" • To go after or obey • Showing love for God • To request something • Calmness and quietness • A feeling of happiness • To help someone in need • What is real and honest • Asking God for assistance • Being friendly and helpful • Showing concern for others • ...

set 6 literature 2025-05-09

Across

päiväkirja
viihdyttävä
vaikuttava
pokkari
omaelämänkerta
vastustaja
tulkita
sanakirja
tietokirjallisuus
tekijänoikeus

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ennustettava
sankaritar
kertoja
kiehtova
mieleenjäävä
pelottava
kustantaja
kokoelma
menestyskirja
poikkeuksellinen
ohjekirja

21 Clues: kertoja • pokkari • tulkita • kiehtova • kokoelma • pelottava • sanakirja • ohjekirja • sankaritar • päiväkirja • vaikuttava • kustantaja • vastustaja • viihdyttävä • ennustettava • mieleenjäävä • menestyskirja • tekijänoikeus • omaelämänkerta • poikkeuksellinen • tietokirjallisuus

ROOT SET 5 2025-05-29

Across

WHEN PEOPLE SPEAK (USES ROOT "LOG")
TO MAKESOMETHING MORE CLEAR THROUGH CONTINUED EXPLANATION (USES ROOT "CLAR")
ROOT MEANING "CLIMB" OR "GO"
ROOT MEANING "WORD" OR "SPEECH"
ANOTHER ROOT MEANING "LAW"
ROOT MEANING "URGE"
SOMEONE/SOMETHING THAT OPPOSES THE PROTAGONIST
SOMEONE WHO FIERCELY HOLDS ONTO THEIR BELEIFS, GOALS, OR OPINIONS COULD BE DESCRIBED AS:
FREEDOM
ROOT MEANING "FREE"
ROOT MEANING "HOLD"
CHIEF, OR MOST IMPORTANT CHARACTER WITHIN A NOVEL
TO CLIMB UPWARD (USES ROOT "SCEND")

Down

ROOT MEANING "BELIEVE"
ROOT MEANING "LAW"
TO SET FREE
A LONG SPEECH GIVEN BY SOMEONE WITHIN A PLAY (USES ROOT "LOG")
SOMEONE/SOMETHING'S LEVEL OF BELIEVEABILITY
AGAINST THE LAW (USES ROOT "LEG")
ROOT MEANING "PRIMITIVE", "FIRST" , OR "CHIEF"
ROOT MEANING "CLEAR"
WHEN YOU ACT ON YOUR URGES WITHOUT THINKING CLEARLY FIRST, YOU ARE:
A DEEPLY HELD BELIEF (USES ROOT "TEN")
ROOT MEANING "CONTEST"
A DOWNWARD CLIMB (USES ROOT "SCEN")

25 Clues: FREEDOM • TO SET FREE • ROOT MEANING "LAW" • ROOT MEANING "URGE" • ROOT MEANING "FREE" • ROOT MEANING "HOLD" • ROOT MEANING "CLEAR" • ROOT MEANING "BELIEVE" • ROOT MEANING "CONTEST" • ANOTHER ROOT MEANING "LAW" • ROOT MEANING "CLIMB" OR "GO" • ROOT MEANING "WORD" OR "SPEECH" • AGAINST THE LAW (USES ROOT "LEG") • WHEN PEOPLE SPEAK (USES ROOT "LOG") • TO CLIMB UPWARD (USES ROOT "SCEND") • ...

Vocabulary set 1 2023-05-08

Across

feel intense dislike or disgust for.
deliberately cruel or violent.
existing or coming before in time, order, or importance.
someone who competes with or opposes another in a contest
changing frequently, especially as regards one's loyalties or affections.
the quality of having a modest or low view of one's importance.
something that seems to be real or actually happening but is not
wildly unreasonable, illogical, or inappropriate.
not clearly visible or attracting attention.
describes something bad that is done in an open or very obvious way
an agreement, or contract, among a group of people
done or chosen in accordance with wisdom or prudence
have an inward feeling of acute embarrassment or awkwardness.
give special importance or value to (something) in speaking or writing.

Down

very hot and dry. full of difficulty.
able to adapt or be adapted to many different functions or activities.
keeping careful watch for possible danger or difficulties.
large in quantity; abundant.
A difficult or painful experience
tending to attract attention because of their exuberance, bright, colourful behaviour
calm, peaceful
too powerful to be defeated or overcome
satisfactory or acceptable in quality or quantity
a person new to and inexperienced in a job or situation.
Taking little space; arranged neatly in a small space.

25 Clues: calm, peaceful • large in quantity; abundant. • deliberately cruel or violent. • A difficult or painful experience • feel intense dislike or disgust for. • very hot and dry. full of difficulty. • too powerful to be defeated or overcome • not clearly visible or attracting attention. • wildly unreasonable, illogical, or inappropriate. • ...

Crossword II Set 2024-10-12

Across

Marked by active interest and enthusiasm
Disappear suddenly and completely
Make payment to; compensate
Characterized by jokes and good humor
Fill to satisfaction
Examine carefully for accuracy
Weak and cowardly or feeble
A feeling of strong eagerness
sickness with an inclination to vomit.

Down

At the same time
Very generous.
Lacking clarity or distinctness
Lacking conscious awareness of
A sign of something about to happen
Finally; in the end
Leave undone or leave out
Witty or joking
Time available for ease and relaxation
domain in which something is dominant
Keeping careful watch for possible danger

20 Clues: Very generous. • Witty or joking • At the same time • Finally; in the end • Fill to satisfaction • Leave undone or leave out • Make payment to; compensate • Weak and cowardly or feeble • A feeling of strong eagerness • Lacking conscious awareness of • Examine carefully for accuracy • Lacking clarity or distinctness • Disappear suddenly and completely • ...

Night (set 1) 2021-03-30

Across

a multitude of people; crowd
a joke or witty remark
symbolic badge
gaunt; emaciated
to bring our of a state of sleep or inactivity
a destructive fire
uncontrollable outburst of emotion
having an unreal quality; dreamlike
invalidated; repealed
short, personal account
a group of vehicles accompanied by a protecting escort

Down

done quickly or speedily
faulty judgement
to avoid capture; evade
to exercise power over; to use a weapon effectively
important
a deep, immeasurable space
characterized by misery or sorrow; unfortunate
causing stress or effected by anxiety or stress
light, humorous play; mockery

20 Clues: important • symbolic badge • faulty judgement • gaunt; emaciated • a destructive fire • invalidated; repealed • a joke or witty remark • to avoid capture; evade • short, personal account • done quickly or speedily • a deep, immeasurable space • a multitude of people; crowd • light, humorous play; mockery • uncontrollable outburst of emotion • having an unreal quality; dreamlike • ...

Spelling set 260925 2025-09-26

Across

a plan for doing something
land with water all around it
to make bigger or more
money you must pay back
happening often or at the same time
clear; certain; sure
a very small piece of bread or cake
something sweet used in food and drinks
to join or fix one thing to another
not long ago; new in time
something good that costs less money

Down

wanting to know or learn about something
a sharp tool for cutting food
the middle joint in your leg
not smooth; hard or difficult
ready to be used or taken
the usual or normal amount
to say what is wrong with something
a promise that something will work or be done
the season after summer and before winter

20 Clues: clear; certain; sure • to make bigger or more • money you must pay back • ready to be used or taken • not long ago; new in time • a plan for doing something • the usual or normal amount • the middle joint in your leg • a sharp tool for cutting food • land with water all around it • not smooth; hard or difficult • happening often or at the same time • ...

Vocab Set #4 2026-01-16

Across

League: An alliance of Greek city-states led by Athens for defense against Persia.
Economy: Trading goods or services directly for other goods without using money.
A leader who seized power by force, often with the support of the common people.
Civilization: The blend of Greek, Persian, and Egyptian cultures spread by Alexander the Great.
The kingdom north of Greece that eventually conquered the Greek city-states.
Age: A period of great peace, wealth, and cultural achievement.
A government ruled by a small, powerful group of people (often wealthy elites).
Land surrounded by water on three sides, like Greece or Italy.
League: A military alliance of city-states led by Sparta to rival Athens.

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A system of government where the citizens hold the power to rule.
A government ruled by a small group of noble, landowning families.
A government ruled by a single person, usually a hereditary king or queen.
The famous temple of Athena built on the Acropolis in Athens.
A powerful Greek city-state famous for its culture and the birth of democracy.
Peninsula: The mountainous region of SE Europe where ancient Greece was located.
War: A war fought between different groups or regions within the same country.
Economy: An economic system where coins or currency are used as a medium of exchange.
A Greek city-state; the basic political unit consisting of a city and its surrounding land.
A military formation of foot soldiers standing shield-to-shield with long spears.
A thinker who uses logic and reason to understand life and the universe.

20 Clues: The famous temple of Athena built on the Acropolis in Athens. • Land surrounded by water on three sides, like Greece or Italy. • Age: A period of great peace, wealth, and cultural achievement. • A system of government where the citizens hold the power to rule. • A government ruled by a small group of noble, landowning families. • ...

Torch Set up 2026-02-17

Across

The indoor coil where heat is absorbed.
The hot gas line leaving the compressor.
The temperature at which a refrigerant changes phase.
The device that controls refrigerant flow into the evaporator.
Heat absorbed or released during a phase change.
The larger insulated line carrying low-pressure vapor.
The pressure drop across the metering device.
A component that prevents liquid refrigerant from reaching the compressor.
Heat that causes a temperature change without phase change.
The side of the system after the compressor.
The temperature increase above saturation in the evaporator.
An older refrigerant phased out due to environmental concerns.
A system with indoor and outdoor components separated.
A common refrigerant used in modern residential systems.
The temperature drop below saturation in the condenser.
A measurement of heat intensity.
The substance that circulates to absorb and reject heat.
The phase change from vapor to liquid.
The condensed state of refrigerant.
The movement of air across the coils.

Down

When refrigerant changes state between liquid and vapor.
The outdoor coil where heat is rejected.
A unit used to measure heat energy.
The amount of heat that must be removed from a space.
The gaseous state of refrigerant.
The component that raises the refrigerant’s pressure and temperature.
The outdoor component where refrigerant rejects heat.
A device that removes moisture and contaminants from refrigerant.
The side of the system after the metering device.
The process of increasing refrigerant pressure.
A thermostatic expansion valve that adjusts flow based on superheat.
Tools used to measure system pressures.
The indoor coil where refrigerant absorbs heat.
The smaller line carrying high-pressure liquid refrigerant.
The force exerted by refrigerant within the system.
The control device that signals the system to run.
The phase change from liquid to vapor.
A fixed-orifice metering device used in some systems.

38 Clues: A measurement of heat intensity. • The gaseous state of refrigerant. • A unit used to measure heat energy. • The condensed state of refrigerant. • The movement of air across the coils. • The phase change from liquid to vapor. • The phase change from vapor to liquid. • The indoor coil where heat is absorbed. • Tools used to measure system pressures. • ...

GG Set Crossword 2026-01-14

Across

— Showing strong passion or emotion
— Desire to cause harm
— Extremely generous
— Very careful and detailed
— An ungrateful person
— Lack of skill or ability
— To talk on and on about nothing
— Friendly and pleasant
— Quiet or inactive
— To convince someone not to do something
— Using big words to impress

Down

— Ordinary or dull
— Too forgiving or lenient
— Evil or immoral
— To gain favor by pleasing others
— Lazy or sluggish
— Dirty and unpleasant
— Eager and quick willingness
— A strong dislike
— Silly or foolish

20 Clues: — Evil or immoral • — Ordinary or dull • — Lazy or sluggish • — A strong dislike • — Silly or foolish • — Quiet or inactive • — Extremely generous • — Desire to cause harm • — An ungrateful person • — Dirty and unpleasant • — Friendly and pleasant • — Too forgiving or lenient • — Lack of skill or ability • — Very careful and detailed • — Using big words to impress • ...

Med set 8 2025-12-10

Across

less than 6 months, fast onset
therapy
antigen and antibody response/ reaction
burst forth; rupture
large
vein
disease or condition with unknown cause
protein
spleen
present at birth
an infection acquired during a hospital stay

Down

transferred from parents to offspring
clot
eat; swallow;engulf
new and abnormal
change
deficiency in blood flow (and therefore oxygen)
gland
small
more than 6 months, slow or gradual onset
change form or shape
disease/condition that is due to another treatment
one;single
many

24 Clues: clot • vein • many • gland • large • small • change • spleen • therapy • protein • one;single • new and abnormal • present at birth • eat; swallow;engulf • burst forth; rupture • change form or shape • less than 6 months, fast onset • transferred from parents to offspring • antigen and antibody response/ reaction • disease or condition with unknown cause • more than 6 months, slow or gradual onset • ...

Idioms: Set Two 2026-01-10

Across

___ the roof
___ to the chase
don’t cry ____
As fit as a ______
____ between the lines
two ____ in a pod
a _____ of the pie
head in the ______
___ ears
____ your chin up
____ shoulder
a _____ for your thoughts

Down

___ the road
_____ in the towel
_____ your nose
when ____ fly
At the drop of a ___
Better late than _____
____ the boat
hold your ______
___ of tea
____ the line
________ makes perfect
____ over backwards

24 Clues: ___ ears • ___ of tea • ___ the roof • ___ the road • when ____ fly • ____ the boat • ____ the line • ____ shoulder • don’t cry ____ • _____ your nose • ___ to the chase • hold your ______ • two ____ in a pod • ____ your chin up • _____ in the towel • As fit as a ______ • a _____ of the pie • head in the ______ • ____ over backwards • At the drop of a ___ • Better late than _____ • ____ between the lines • ...

Scientific Method 2022-08-15

Across

a statement that describes what scientists expect to happen every time under a particular set of conditions
facts gathered during an experiment
system of measurement used internationally, also known as SI units
factor(s)that must remain the same in an experiment
done by using your senses that should lead to the asking questions
previous knowledge
observations that include descriptive words
variable that is used as a comparison in an experiment
a summary of what you have learned from a scientific experiment

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observations that include numerical data
the variable that may change as a result of your experiment
explanation of some aspect of the natural world, based on facts that made from through observation and experiments
the variable you change on purpose to test
definitions used by scientists that describes procedures and materials used in an experiment
a way to communicate results of an experiment
a process to learn about the world around us
an attempt to explain something by making a testable prediction

17 Clues: previous knowledge • facts gathered during an experiment • observations that include numerical data • the variable you change on purpose to test • observations that include descriptive words • a process to learn about the world around us • a way to communicate results of an experiment • factor(s)that must remain the same in an experiment • ...

Colin 2022-12-13

Across

composed of distinct, non-connected points
an unbroken, continuous line
aka outputs, the variation of these values rely on changes in the dependent variable
as x increases, y increases
aka inputs, the variation of these values do not rely on another variable
figures with the same shape but not necessarily the same size
set of elements shared by two or more sets

Down

add or subtract the same number each time
a set with no elements
lists elements of a set within braces{}
lines that continue in the same direction and never intersect
describes the properties elements mist possess to be in a set
describes all elements must possess to be in a set
the ratio of functions is a group of functions with characteristics.
lines that intersect at a right (90 degree) angle
the set of all elements in a universal set that are not included in a set
an line drawn according to the pattern of scattered points to show a correlation
sets with not common elements
graph that relates two different sets of data by displaying them as ordered pairs
pairs one input value with one output value

20 Clues: a set with no elements • as x increases, y increases • an unbroken, continuous line • sets with not common elements • lists elements of a set within braces{} • add or subtract the same number each time • composed of distinct, non-connected points • set of elements shared by two or more sets • pairs one input value with one output value • ...

Cognition 2023-10-13

Across

- The process of evaluating or assessing something
Factor Theory - A theory of emotion that combines physiological arousal and cognitive interpretation
Memory - Long-term memory for facts and concepts
Memory - Memory for specific life events
Memory - Emotional response to significant events
Atkinson - Theorists who proposed the "Levels of Processing" model
Processing - A model of memory that involves encoding, storage, and retrieval
Memory - Memory for skills and habits
- Brain region associated with memory formation

Down

- Disease causing memory loss and cognitive decline
Effect - The effects of weaponry on the human body and mind
- Mental framework for organizing information
- Learning theory that focuses on observable behaviors

13 Clues: Memory - Memory for skills and habits • Memory - Memory for specific life events • - Mental framework for organizing information • - Brain region associated with memory formation • Memory - Long-term memory for facts and concepts • Memory - Emotional response to significant events • - The process of evaluating or assessing something • ...

Obscure Terms for Mid-Term 2018-01-17

Obscure Terms for Mid-Term crossword puzzle

Across

"face blindness" -- neurological condition
sense of smell
learning theorist interested in biological predispositions
sensory interaction that demonstrates visual capture in perception of phonemes
theory that dreams are the result of random neural activity
concept; relates to Piaget's theory of cognitive development

Down

brain structure that affects the pineal gland's production of melatonin
cognitive psychologist known for his theory of moral development
cells found in the retina; axons from the optic nerve
supposed ESP ability to see into the future
diminishing response to a frequently repeated stimulus
retina's area of central focus

12 Clues: sense of smell • retina's area of central focus • "face blindness" -- neurological condition • supposed ESP ability to see into the future • cells found in the retina; axons from the optic nerve • diminishing response to a frequently repeated stimulus • learning theorist interested in biological predispositions • ...

Evidence and Investigation Vocabulary Review 2020-02-04

Evidence and Investigation Vocabulary Review crossword puzzle

Across

Concealed. Not developed. Not clearly visible.
How easily water or air can pass through a material.
A variable that the experimentor changes on purpose.
An indication, clue, sign, or fact that can support or prove an idea.
A liquid that can dissolve other substances.
The study of handwriting.
A molded mass of plaster
A scientific technique used to separate a mixture into its components.
A variables that changes as a result of another variable being manipulated (changed).
An educated guess as to why something might be.
A variable which is kept the same during an experiment.

Down

A set of assumptions, inferences, or conclusions based on evidence and logical reasoning.
A very small portion of matter.
A careful study of something in order to discover the facts about it.
A substance that gives colour to other materials.
The arrangement of things into groups on the basis of a relationship between them.
An imagined (or hypothetical) sequence of events.

17 Clues: A molded mass of plaster • The study of handwriting. • A very small portion of matter. • A liquid that can dissolve other substances. • Concealed. Not developed. Not clearly visible. • An educated guess as to why something might be. • A substance that gives colour to other materials. • An imagined (or hypothetical) sequence of events. • ...

The Puzzle of The Scientific Revolution 2015-04-16

The Puzzle of The Scientific Revolution crossword puzzle

Across

Discovered the Heliocentric Theory
Janssen A Dutch merhcant and scientist used a "microscope" to observe bacteria
A mathematician that only relied on math and logic
Created and discovered the telescope
Method Copernicus, Kepler, and Galileo created this method
Kepler Added Mathematics to Copernicus's Theory
Discovered the Geocentric Theory
Brahe Produced mountains of accurate data based on his data

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University A college that Newton went
Torricelli Developed the first barometer
Bacon A English writer that got scientist to experiment and draw conclusions
Newton Created and Discovered the Laws of Motion and Gravity
Edward Jenner created a vaccine for a disease

13 Clues: Discovered the Geocentric Theory • Discovered the Heliocentric Theory • Created and discovered the telescope • University A college that Newton went • Torricelli Developed the first barometer • Edward Jenner created a vaccine for a disease • Kepler Added Mathematics to Copernicus's Theory • A mathematician that only relied on math and logic • ...

Astronomy Homework 2025-09-03

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Quantitative expression of the precision of a measurement
Scientific papers are subject to _____ by other scientists
Visual representation of numerical data
Communication from the gods in Babylonian cosmology
Personal cosmology in which objects are considered to be alive
Meters, kilograms, and seconds, for example
Philosopher who presented observational evidence that the world is a sphere

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Body of knowledge in which correctness is decided by observations
Basic unit of knowledge in science
Personal cosmology in which all things behave like clockwork
Testable claim made by a theory
Scientific principle that is always validated by observations of nature
Observation designed to test some aspect of a scientific theory

13 Clues: Testable claim made by a theory • Basic unit of knowledge in science • Visual representation of numerical data • Meters, kilograms, and seconds, for example • Communication from the gods in Babylonian cosmology • Quantitative expression of the precision of a measurement • Scientific papers are subject to _____ by other scientists • ...

Astronomy 2025-09-03

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Testable claim made by a theory
Communication from the gods in Babylonian cosmology
Visual representation of numerical data
Scientific papers are subject to _____ by other scientists
Personal cosmology in which objects are considered to be alive
Personal cosmology in which all things behave like clockwork
Meters, kilograms, and seconds, for example
Scientific principle that is always validated by observations of nature

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Quantitative expression of the precision of a measurement
Observation designed to test some aspect of a scientific theory
Philosopher who presented observational evidence that the world is a sphere
Basic unit of knowledge in science
Body of knowledge in which correctness is decided by observations

4th Quarter Project 2014-05-27

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/ a transformation that pushes the points of a graph horizonatally toward the y-axis or vertically toward the x-axis.
/ a collection of items called elements
/ if x is the independent variable and y is the dependent variable, than the funtion notation for y id f(x).
/ the set of input vaules of a function or relation.
/ the set of output values of a function or relation.
/ the input of a function; a variable whose value determine the value of the output
/ each value in a matrix
/ a transformation across a line that reflects. it is the perpendicular bisector of each segment joining a point and its image
/ terms having the same radicand and index
/ a way of representing a set by listing the elements between braces, {}.
/ a type of relation that pairs each element in the domain with exactly one element in the range.
/ a set with a definite number of elements
/a set with no elements

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/ the symbol square root used to denote a root.
/ a method of writing very large or very small numbers, by using powers of 10 in the form m x 10^n, where 1 is less than or equal to m, which is less than 10 and n is an interger.
/ the number or expression under a radical sign.
/ a notation for a set that uses a rule to describe the properties of the elements of the set.
/ the most basic function of a family of functions, pr the original function before a transformation is applied.
/ a set of ordered pairs.
/ the output of a function; a variable whose value depends on the value of the input
/ a change in the position, size, or shape of a figure
/ a way of writing the set of all real numbers between two endpoints. The symbols [ and ] are used to include an endpoint in an interval, and the symbols ( and ) are used to exclude an endpoint from an interval.
/ a transformation that pulls the points of a graph horizontally away from the y-axis or vertically away from the x-axis.
/ the positive square of a number, indicated by the radicand sign.
/ a transformation in which all the points of a figure move the same distance in the same direction
/ a set with an unlimited number of elements
/ a set that is contained entirely within another set.

27 Clues: /a set with no elements • / each value in a matrix • / a set of ordered pairs. • / a collection of items called elements • / terms having the same radicand and index • / a set with a definite number of elements • / a set with an unlimited number of elements • / the symbol square root used to denote a root. • / the number or expression under a radical sign. • ...

Atom Scientists 2014-09-07

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His theory became the theoretical foundation in chemistry
determined the charge carried by the electron
Equation for electron movements
Discovered the electron
Helped build the first nuclear bomb

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Discovered the neutron
Groundbreaking work in quantum theory
Came up with the atomic theory of the universe
Father of nuclear physics
Modern periodic table based on his

10 Clues: Discovered the neutron • Discovered the electron • Father of nuclear physics • Equation for electron movements • Modern periodic table based on his • Helped build the first nuclear bomb • Groundbreaking work in quantum theory • determined the charge carried by the electron • Came up with the atomic theory of the universe • ...

Scientists 2023-09-05

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Tesla Inventor and engineer, worked on AC electrical systems
Curie Physicist and chemist, pioneer in radioactivity research
Sagan Astronomer and science communicator, popularized science
Newton Mathematician and physicist, laws of motion and gravity
Carson Marine biologist and author, influential in environmentalism
Hawking Theoretical physicist, contributed to black hole theory
Einstein Theoretical physicist known for the theory of relativity
Franklin Chemist, contributed to understanding of DNA structure

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da Vinci Polymath, made significant contributions to various fields
Darwin Naturalist, proposed theory of evolution by natural selection
Galilei Astronomer and physicist, championed heliocentrism
Goodall Primatologist, known for work with chimpanzees in the wild
Feynman Theoretical physicist and educator, Nobel laureate
deGrasse Tyson Astrophysicist and science communicator, hosted "Cosmos"
Hubble Astronomer, discovered expansion of the universe

15 Clues: Hubble Astronomer, discovered expansion of the universe • Galilei Astronomer and physicist, championed heliocentrism • Feynman Theoretical physicist and educator, Nobel laureate • Tesla Inventor and engineer, worked on AC electrical systems • Curie Physicist and chemist, pioneer in radioactivity research • ...

Vocab words 2023-10-05

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theory that explains how life on earth began
various structures in different species having the same function but have evolved separately
the process of selecting organisms with desired traits
the last shared common ancestor on the branching tree of evolution
Technique used to determine which fossils are older
theory that species evolve rapidly
comparison of early embryonic development reveals similarities which suggest common ancestry

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Bats and butterflies have the same function but evolved separately
bats, frogs, and lions all have similar bone structure
a wrong theory:inheritance of acquired characteristics
black butterflies die out first because they don't blend in well
the millions of fossils that scientists have collected
similarities in structure
the dinosaurs no longer exist because of this
the theory that evolution occurs slowly but steadily

15 Clues: similarities in structure • theory that species evolve rapidly • theory that explains how life on earth began • the dinosaurs no longer exist because of this • Technique used to determine which fossils are older • the theory that evolution occurs slowly but steadily • bats, frogs, and lions all have similar bone structure • ...

Left Brain/ Right Brain Theory 2020-02-25

Left Brain/ Right Brain Theory crossword puzzle

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Right-brained people are said to be more __________.
Keeping your brain _________ may help increase vitality.
The ______ brain is sometimes called the digital brain.
The 2 sides of your brain are ___________.
Aim for a full night's _______ every night.
Avoid ______ food.
Who first came up with the idea of left brain/ right brain theory?
If you're more __________ in thinking, you're left-brained.
The left brain/ right brain theory first came around then (years)

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The 2 halves of the brain are connected by _______ ______.
The right brain is sometimes referred to as this.
The left brain is credited with this.
120 minutes of aerobic exercise a week can improve _______ and verbal memory.
The 2 halves of the brain are called ________.
Neuroscientists found no _______ this theory is correct

15 Clues: Avoid ______ food. • The left brain is credited with this. • The 2 sides of your brain are ___________. • Aim for a full night's _______ every night. • The 2 halves of the brain are called ________. • The right brain is sometimes referred to as this. • Right-brained people are said to be more __________. • The ______ brain is sometimes called the digital brain. • ...

Chapters 1-5, 7-14, 16-19, 21-26, 29 & 6 2019-04-07

Chapters 1-5, 7-14, 16-19, 21-26, 29 & 6 crossword puzzle

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analysis of the theoretical underpinnings on which the studies are grounded
reviewers use a common metric for combining evidence statistically
theory borrowed from another discipline
study based on theory
conceptualizations of the target phenomenon under study
tendency for published studies to overrepresent statistically significant findings
less formal means of organizing phenomena than theories
graphs the estimated effect size for each study together with the 95% CI around each estimate
thoroughly describes a phenomenon
paradigm that involves a critique of society and societal processes and structures
preliminary review of research findings designed to refine the questions and protocols for a systematic review
original research investigations
describe and explain large segments of the human experience

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suggest that cultural conditions and adaptation stem from mental activity and ideas
preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analyses
most prominent theoretical system in grounded theory
humans were viewed as biophysical adaptive systems who cope with environmental change through the process of adaptation
provides a framework for understanding people's behavior and its psychological determinants
predicting the average effect size based on possible explanatory factors
can lay a good foundation for a metasynthesis
overall conceptual underpinnings of a study
refers to an abstract generalization that explains how phenomena are interrelated
study of the methodologic rigor of the studies included in the metasynthesis
methodically integrates research evidence about a specific research question using careful sampling and data collection procedures that are spelled out in advance in a protocol
studies with a more limited distribution

25 Clues: study based on theory • original research investigations • thoroughly describes a phenomenon • theory borrowed from another discipline • studies with a more limited distribution • overall conceptual underpinnings of a study • can lay a good foundation for a metasynthesis • most prominent theoretical system in grounded theory • ...

AP U.S. Government and Politics: Foundations of Government 2024-07-30

AP U.S. Government and Politics: Foundations of Government crossword puzzle

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when the state and federal governments work separately.
the national government regulates interstate trade.
protects citizens from illegal incarceration.
when the national government allocates money to state and local government with very few oversights.
created the bicameral system of the American legislature.
the transfer of powers from the national to the states.
powers used by both the state and federal governments.
principle that greater number should exercise greater power.
states are required to recognized each other's records and public acts.
delegated powers to the federal government.
theory of government that emphasizes the participation of citizens.
unwritten powers used by the federal government.
type of grant that gives states open freedom to apply as they see fit.
belief that all people are born with these.

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theory that too many groups competing lead to gridlock.
theory that all groups have equal say and participation in government.
disgruntled farmers who raise up arms against the local government.
type of grant that has strict guidelines that must be followed.
type of American democracy elects leaders.
event where America's second form of government was created.
separate groups of people who share common beliefs.
system of government when state and national government share power.
when the levels of government align closely together.
laws created that are "implied" are support by this clause.
theory of belief that the wealthy controls government.
an official order to do something.
principle that reviews the constitutionality of laws.
powers for the states as supported by the Tenth Amendment.

28 Clues: an official order to do something. • type of American democracy elects leaders. • delegated powers to the federal government. • belief that all people are born with these. • protects citizens from illegal incarceration. • unwritten powers used by the federal government. • the national government regulates interstate trade. • ...

Sleep & Dreams 2025-10-22

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Measures electrical activity in brain (brain waves)
Complex movements while in N3 sleep (i.e., deep sleep)
A ______ dream is when the dreamer is aware that they’re dreaming
REM sleep behavior disorder is a disorder in which the sleeper physically acts out their dream
The _______ gland produces melatonin
A sleep disorder characterized by temporary breathing stoppages during sleep and repeated awakenings
Physiological function theory states that regular brain stimulation during REM sleep may help develop & preserve brain pathways
State of consciousness that occurs during sleep
Sleep that features vivid, long-lasting dreams; similar to being awake; irregular breathing, heart rate; difficult to awaken from; body "paralyzed"
Non-REM sleep; includes all other sleep stages, except for REM
The inability to fall asleep or stay asleep
Activation-synthesis theory is a biological theory of dreams that states that the brain weaves a story from the ______ activity of neurons

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Information-processing theory dreams help to process & form day's experiences into ________
A sleep disorder characterized by sudden and uncontrollable episodes of REM sleep
N1 is the ________ stage of sleep
Another name for N3 sleep; difficult to wake person; often disoriented if wake up; talking and walking in sleep happen here
Structure in the brain involved in sleep
Biological rhythms that change over a 24-hour period
Lost sleep must be "paid back"
N2 sleep is a little ________ than N1
The suprachiasmatic _______ monitors light and regulates the sleep/wake cycle
Hormone that causes drowsiness
Tendency for REM sleep to increase following REM sleep deprivation is called REM ________

23 Clues: Lost sleep must be "paid back" • Hormone that causes drowsiness • N1 is the ________ stage of sleep • The _______ gland produces melatonin • N2 sleep is a little ________ than N1 • Structure in the brain involved in sleep • The inability to fall asleep or stay asleep • State of consciousness that occurs during sleep • Measures electrical activity in brain (brain waves) • ...

Personality 2025-10-29

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the base of Maslow's hierarchy of needs
yelling at a coworker after being criticized by your boss is an example of the defense mechanism _____
Bandura's idea for how personal qualities, the environment, and behavior interact to produce personality: _____ determinism
someone who experiences trauma and forgets the details of the trauma is using the defense mechanism _____
the only personality measurement tool that isn't criticized for being time-consuming
the theory that is criticized for sexism
our patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behavior
our "conscience" according to Freud
the theory that is criticized for being too optimistic
personality measurement involving one-on-one discussion
someone who is calm, secure, and self-satisfied is low in _____
personality measurement technique involving ambiguous stimuli
narcissism characterized by extraversion, dominance, and attention seeking
an inborn drive to realize one's full potential is called self-_____
thoughts and motives that lie just below the surface of consciousness

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the theory that is criticized for being all nurture and no nature
someone who is ruthless, suspicious, and competitive is low in _____
the dark triad trait marked by cunningness, manipulation, and distrust of others
Rogers argues that alignment between the real and ideal selves (called _____) leads to a positive self-concept
for learning to occur through watching and imitating others, we must first pay _____
an alcoholic who refuses to admit the problem is using the defense mechanism _____
someone who is organized, dependable, and disciplined is high in _____
the theory that is criticized for ignoring situational effects

23 Clues: our "conscience" according to Freud • the base of Maslow's hierarchy of needs • the theory that is criticized for sexism • our patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behavior • the theory that is criticized for being too optimistic • personality measurement involving one-on-one discussion • personality measurement technique involving ambiguous stimuli • ...

PPGC crossword puzzle 22 2025-08-28

PPGC crossword puzzle 22 crossword puzzle

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Emphasizes historical institutions and normative values
The population who live under a government's authority
A political unit with sovereignty and organized institutions
Emphasizes laws, constitutions, and judicial rules
Social or legal position within a political community
The academic study of government and political behavior
Greek term for a city-state central to classical political thought
Filipino word for the study or practice of politics
The claim that rulers derive authority from God
Idea that the state arises from human nature
The process of making collective decisions for a group
The ability to influence or control others' behavior
Scholar known for works on political terminology and practice
Organized, methodical examination of political phenomena
The organization that makes and enforces public policy

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Politics specific to the Philippines, institutions and actors
Explains political outcomes mainly by material interests and resources
Ultimate authority of the state over its territory
Theory that political behavior springs from natural instincts
A field of study with its own methods and literature
Focuses on individual actions, attitudes, and voting patterns
Renaissance writer of The Prince on statecraft
Theory that states develop gradually from kinship groups
A defined geographic area under a state's control
Studies formal rules, structures, and political organizations
Ancient philosopher who defined the polis and mixed government
Theory that state authority arises from an agreement among people
A group sharing common identity, culture, or history
Theory that states form when one group subjugates others
A ruler whose actions Machiavelli analyzed in a famous book

30 Clues: Idea that the state arises from human nature • Renaissance writer of The Prince on statecraft • The claim that rulers derive authority from God • A defined geographic area under a state's control • Ultimate authority of the state over its territory • Emphasizes laws, constitutions, and judicial rules • Filipino word for the study or practice of politics • ...

GRADE 8 - CROSSWORD - 27.06.2021 2021-06-22

GRADE 8 - CROSSWORD - 27.06.2021 crossword puzzle

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Discovery of benzene and electromagnetic induction
Proposed the theory of evolution
Invented Zinc-carbon battery
Father of modern botany
Discovered the fundamental laws of inheritance
Discovery of DNA structure
Discovery of neutron
Discovery of the electron

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Discovery of Phosphorus
Father of biology
Discovery of gravitational force
General Theory of Relativity
Discovered alpha and beta rays
Discovery of Polonium and Radium
Invention of motion picture camera

15 Clues: Father of biology • Discovery of neutron • Discovery of Phosphorus • Father of modern botany • Discovery of the electron • Discovery of DNA structure • Invented Zinc-carbon battery • General Theory of Relativity • Discovered alpha and beta rays • Proposed the theory of evolution • Discovery of gravitational force • Discovery of Polonium and Radium • Invention of motion picture camera • ...

midterm_cpe105 2019-04-28

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A statement which is thought to be true but has not been proven yet
the result that is proved to be true
a set of distinct objects is an ordered arrangement of these objects.
the probability of getting a certain value for a discrete random variable
where it is shown that if some statement were false, a logical contradiction occurs, hence the statement must be true.
If k+1 or more objects are placed into k boxes, then there is at least one box containing two or more of the objects.

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A relation R on a set A is called __________ if (a,a) R for every element a A.
a proof in which an example is shown to exist by methods of probability theory - not an argument that a theorem is 'probably' true.
A __________________ for a sequence {an} is an equation that expresses an in terms of one or more of the previous terms in the sequence: a0, a1, a2, …, an-1 for all integers nn0 where n0 is a nonnegative integer.
branch of discrete mathematics concerned with determining the size of finite sets without actually enumerating each element.
This method works by first proving the statement is true for a starting value, and then proving that the process used to go from one value to the next is valid.
A relation R on a set A is called ________
will prove that there is a X that satisfies f(X), but does not explain how such an X will be obtained.
A _____________________ is one in which objects are defined in terms of other objects of the same type.
It is a demonstration that, given certain axioms, some statement of interest is necessarily true.

15 Clues: the result that is proved to be true • A relation R on a set A is called ________ • A statement which is thought to be true but has not been proven yet • a set of distinct objects is an ordered arrangement of these objects. • the probability of getting a certain value for a discrete random variable • ...

dawits way to study math 2017-09-28

dawits way to study math crossword puzzle

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most
value maximum or a minimum
Exclusive In logic and probability theory, two propositions
and whisker plot a graphic way to display the median, quartiles, and extremes of a data set on a number line to show the distribution of the data
a diagram consisting of rectangles whose area is proportional to the frequency of a variable and whose width is equal to the class interval.
is the average
means using knowledge and information to come to conclusions.
the rate at which something occurs or is repeated over a particular period of time or in a given sample.
of Center The middle
is he whole population of something

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value is a maximum or a minimum, in this case we can simply look at the graph.
randomly selected
Frequency Table is the organizing of raw data in table form, using classes and frequencies.
Range is when you subtract q1 and q2
is not randomly selected
a sample that is selected randomly
part of population

17 Clues: most • is the average • randomly selected • part of population • is not randomly selected • of Center The middle • value maximum or a minimum • a sample that is selected randomly • is he whole population of something • Range is when you subtract q1 and q2 • Exclusive In logic and probability theory, two propositions • ...

Mathematical expression and sentences 2023-09-14

Mathematical expression and sentences crossword puzzle

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a special case of relation where no to ordered pairs can have the same first element
a well-defined collection of objects (elements)
contains the elements found in both set A and B
the range of the function is positive plus the set of 0
a set with no elements
the subset of the Cartesian product which contain only some of the ordered pair based on the relationship defined between the first and second element
set with definite set and accountable number of elements
accepted rules and practice of spelling, writing and punctuation
a set with exactly one elements
type of function where both g(x) and h(x) are polynomials and h(x)≠0
contains the elements found in set A or in set B, or in both
both range and domain of the function is the same
the range of the function is constant
any operation that combines two values to create a new one
one to one function
the set of all first elements of R

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symbol use in counting
indefinite or non-countable number of elements
expression written differently but their values are the same when simplified
range of f is {-1,0,1}
the range is pure integer value
difference of a set from the universal set
polynomial for every value of x
always represent by U
the set of all second element of R
onto function
usually represents the possible values for quantities
usually represents constant in formulas in mathematics, physics, chemistry, and other related branches
one to one and onto function

29 Clues: onto function • one to one function • always represent by U • symbol use in counting • range of f is {-1,0,1} • a set with no elements • one to one and onto function • the range is pure integer value • polynomial for every value of x • a set with exactly one elements • the set of all second element of R • the set of all first elements of R • the range of the function is constant • ...

MMPS 2023-05-08

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learning, is an approach to instruction in which all students are asked to engage in the learning process through discussions
practice, is a learning strategy in which a student distributes his/her study effort over many study sessions that are relatively short in duration compared to massed practice
of configuration, which leads to some specific set of moves out of which they chose the
is a multidisciplinary field of scientific inquiry that focuses on the brain and its impact on behavior and cognitive functions.
is a learning technique that involves mixing together different topics or forms of practice in order to facilitate learning
Theory, a neuropsychological theory introduced by Donald Hebb in The Organization of Behaviour in 1949
sophistication, The process of perverting or misleading by sophistry; hence, loosely, any perversion or wresting from the proper course; a leading or going astray.
classification and naming of organisms in an ordered system that is intended to indicate natural relationships, especially evolutionary relationships.
Students will be able to identify the relationships uniquely
science, is an interdisciplinary field of study that combines philosophy, psychology, artificial intelligence, neuroscience, linguistics, and anthropology to understand how the brain makes a decision
he branch of mathematics that deals with limits and the differentiation and integration of functions of one or more variables.
is a type of mental health condition characterized by persistent feelings

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technique, a Famous studying technique to assist students to succeed in their study sessions
learners, are well-intentioned people who lack actual knowledge about the subject being taught
Students will know how to attach their tasks
an awareness of one's thought processes and an understanding of the patterns behind them
one to the move a novice would choose
is a process that involves adaptive structural and functional changes to the nervous system in response to intrinsic
The act or process of retrieving
learning, is a method of learning or instruction where students receive information from the instructor and internalize it.
learners, as learners who are resourceful and knowledgeable, strategic and goal-directed, and purposeful and motivated.
learning, when we forgot after we don't revise for more than a day
is a cognitive psychology process in which small individual pieces of a set of information are bound together to create a meaningful whole later on in memory
perspective, Of, relating to, or making use of several disciplines at once.
To make it as perfect or effective as possible.

25 Clues: The act or process of retrieving • one to the move a novice would choose • Students will know how to attach their tasks • To make it as perfect or effective as possible. • Students will be able to identify the relationships uniquely • learning, when we forgot after we don't revise for more than a day • ...

Unit 1: Origins of Law 2025-01-17

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The purpose of law is to regulate family ______
____ Opinion can affect law makers and influence the creation of new laws
One purpose of law is to create a safe _____ and avoid chaos.
Justice is often linked to the _____ of fairness and equality
Law definds what is Right and what is ____
⁠The _______ can shape laws by establishing standards and regulations that industries must follow.
_____ Law is concerned with what the law "ought to be" based on moral reasoning and ethics.
______ Law states that laws are only valid if they align with the moral values inherent in human nature.
This is a‘thing’ that can be seen, read, identified.
This person was a natural law theorist. They felt that law and justice rested on fundamental unchanging truths and morals. He belived laws would make people good and virtuous.
This person believed laws should set limits on the power of the state. They believed the sole purpose of law was to protect the individual's rights against others who may interfere with their freedom.
Justice takes into ______ that surrouund the situation.
Laws can be influenced by ______ which are agreements made between countries that can affect domestic legislation.
In natural law, laws should be based on universal ______ principles inherent in human nature.
Law ______ rights and freedoms for all.

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The ______ is the supreme law of the land of the United States
Law guarantees rights and _____ for all.
This person believed society needs a strong and enforced set of rules to keep them from being violent, savage, and self-interested. Knowing this, it is clear this person supported the concept of positive law. He had this opinion because he drew up during the English Civil War and saw the worst side of humans. This instilled a strong belief that humans will always be drawn to violence.
Law is a set of _____, impartially applied, meant to regulate human behaviour and resolve disputes.
Positive law is created and enforced by the ____ or a soveriegn authority
Law provides _____ of person and property
This person believed that laws should be based on eternal principles that govern the universe. They believed and spread the word that laws should be based on reality, truth, and morals. This person agreed with natural law.
This is a ‘concept’ and is much more difficult to identify.
Which philosopher is most commonly associated with the development of Natural Law theory?
This person dismissed all natural law and thought of the law as being practical and functional as opposed to philosophical or moralistic. His ideas came to be called the theory of “utilitarianism”. He was a positive law theorist.
Law is to promote and enforce moral _____.

26 Clues: Law ______ rights and freedoms for all. • Law guarantees rights and _____ for all. • Law provides _____ of person and property • Law definds what is Right and what is ____ • Law is to promote and enforce moral _____. • The purpose of law is to regulate family ______ • This is a‘thing’ that can be seen, read, identified. • ...

midterm_cpe105 2019-04-28

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A statement which is thought to be true but has not been proven yet
the result that is proved to be true
a set of distinct objects is an ordered arrangement of these objects.
the probability of getting a certain value for a discrete random variable
where it is shown that if some statement were false, a logical contradiction occurs, hence the statement must be true.
If k+1 or more objects are placed into k boxes, then there is at least one box containing two or more of the objects.

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A relation R on a set A is called __________ if (a,a) R for every element a A.
a proof in which an example is shown to exist by methods of probability theory - not an argument that a theorem is 'probably' true.
A __________________ for a sequence {an} is an equation that expresses an in terms of one or more of the previous terms in the sequence: a0, a1, a2, …, an-1 for all integers nn0 where n0 is a nonnegative integer.
branch of discrete mathematics concerned with determining the size of finite sets without actually enumerating each element.
This method works by first proving the statement is true for a starting value, and then proving that the process used to go from one value to the next is valid.
A relation R on a set A is called ________
will prove that there is a X that satisfies f(X), but does not explain how such an X will be obtained.
A _____________________ is one in which objects are defined in terms of other objects of the same type.
It is a demonstration that, given certain axioms, some statement of interest is necessarily true.

Cognition 2023-10-13

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- The process of evaluating or assessing something
Factor Theory - A theory of emotion that combines physiological arousal and cognitive interpretation
Memory - Long-term memory for facts and concepts
Memory - Memory for specific life events
Memory - Emotional response to significant events
Atkinson - Theorists who proposed the "Levels of Processing" model
Processing - A model of memory that involves encoding, storage, and retrieval
Memory - Memory for skills and habits
- Brain region associated with memory formation

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- Disease causing memory loss and cognitive decline
Effect - The effects of weaponry on the human body and mind
- Mental framework for organizing information
- Learning theory that focuses on observable behaviors

Cognition 2023-10-13

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- The process of evaluating or assessing something
Factor Theory - A theory of emotion that combines physiological arousal and cognitive interpretation
Memory - Long-term memory for facts and concepts
Memory - Memory for specific life events
Memory - Emotional response to significant events
Atkinson - Theorists who proposed the "Levels of Processing" model
Processing - A model of memory that involves encoding, storage, and retrieval
Memory - Memory for skills and habits
- Brain region associated with memory formation

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- Disease causing memory loss and cognitive decline
Effect - The effects of weaponry on the human body and mind
- Mental framework for organizing information
- Learning theory that focuses on observable behaviors

Cognition 2023-10-13

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- The process of evaluating or assessing something
Factor Theory - A theory of emotion that combines physiological arousal and cognitive interpretation
Memory - Long-term memory for facts and concepts
Memory - Memory for specific life events
Memory - Emotional response to significant events
Atkinson - Theorists who proposed the "Levels of Processing" model
Processing - A model of memory that involves encoding, storage, and retrieval
Memory - Memory for skills and habits
- Brain region associated with memory formation

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- Disease causing memory loss and cognitive decline
Effect - The effects of weaponry on the human body and mind
- Mental framework for organizing information
- Learning theory that focuses on observable behaviors

MUS250 Midterm Review 2018-10-03

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French Reformation leader who believed music should only be used to pray, and that even then it should be monophonic vocal music only
Learning ______: a component of learning theory that encompasses the ways in which students demonstrate whether learning has occurred
______: learning that occurs outside an institutionalized setting, such as through occasional sessions with an expert musician
Greek mathematician who taught that mathematical relationships were the foundation of the study of music, and understanding them would help understand the harmony of the universe
Roman bishop whose Confessions examine the power and danger of music; he believed that while sacred music might distract from the message of the text, its beauty could move people closer to God
Second stage in Piaget’s model of cognitive development, from ages 2 to 7, in which children are able to transform stimuli to symbols, learn from events and note consequences
A key component of the Dalcroze method, kinesthetic reactions to music so that a student can respond through movement to internalize musical concepts
Educational __________: a set of voluntary guidelines that detail what students should know at each grade level in a particular subject
Greek philosopher who included music in the four branches of education, agreeing that music helped to develop the moral character of children, and thought music should also be used “for intellectual enjoyment in leisure”
The last step in Gagné’s theory of learning, it concerns the application of student learning to new tasks
First stage in Piaget’s model of cognitive development, from birth to age 2, in which learning happens through motor activity and direct sensory experience
An approach to music education that integrates performance, theory, history, and composition in every class or activity
Student-focused learning model in which the teacher facilitates an experience and students reconstruct principles by themselves
A component of learning theory that encompasses the events provided by a teacher
Emperor who required all clerics to learn the Roman chant, and choirboys to be taught Psalms, chant and notation as well as math and grammar
German Reformation leader who loved music and believed it was a “delightful, noble gift of God”, therefore it should be taught to children
A system that uses syllables as a mnemonic devices for indicating melodic intervals
Medieval theorist who developed systems to teach chant to the choirboys of the Schola Cantorum, such as notation through lines and spaces, solmization, and the Guidonian hand
Student learning ______: a component of learning theory that encompasses student attention, perception, memory, rehearsal, recognition, and recall
______ hand: a visual aid to help with solmization and learning music
________ operations: Fourth stage in Piaget’s model of cognitive development, from ages 11 to adult, in which children are capable of abstractions, logic and deductive reasoning
______ music: a feature of West African cultures in which music is used to regulate and accompany repetitive and/or boring activities such as hammering, tilling, etc.

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American philosopher and education reformer who argued that arts should be a component of education for all
Greek philosopher who believed education was a key to creating better citizens and that music would discipline children’s minds and souls, while gymnastics would train the body
Russian social psychologist whose theory of socialization posits the adult (or an expert) as the primary influence on a student, whose verbal comments and facial expressions reinforce appropriate behaviors
British philosopher who thought music was too complicated and not useful, and that learning it was a waste of time for most people
A form of transmission in which music is passed down from person to person, without being written down
Roman theorist who thought that music could affect one’s character and mood, therefore music could either “ennoble” or “debase; he included music as one of the seven liberal arts
A type of performance in which the music is created as it is being performed; it’s a feature of many African and African American musics
French philosopher and music teacher who believed in the moral goodness of nature and thought that the purpose of education was to cultivate children’s natural sense of beauty; he advocated student-centered, active learning
__________ operations: Third stage in Piaget’s model of cognitive development, from ages 7 to 11, in which children are capable of classifying objects and discovering relationships between them
Skinner’s theory of ___________ posits that behaviors that are reinforced (such as with rewards) are likely to recur
Roman institution in which the choral singers initially learned chant through oral transmission, but in which other music teaching methods were developed, such as notation and solmization
Also known as the Hungarian method, a music learning system based on singing, hand signals for solfege, and mnemonics for rhythms
Named after the German composer who first developed it, a method of music education that uses singing and instruments like xylophones and metallophones to lead students to improvise and compose
Music ______: how music is perceived and processed by the brain
Swiss educational reformer who believed music was “one of the most effective aids of moral education”
______: learning that happens naturally and without direct instruction, through the daily activities of a particular culture
Swiss biologist whose influential theory of cognitive development has 4 stages, including sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operations, and formal operations
Movement-based pedagogy created by a Swiss professor, based on eurhythmics, solfege and improvisation to raise the student’s musicality
Harvard psychologist whose theory of multiple intelligences posits that there are multiple pathways for a learner’s processing of the world: linguistic, musical, logical-mathematical, spatial, kinesthetic, interpersonal, naturalist, existential/spiritual
Japanese court music and dance, which was taught and performed through a system of guilds in which strict imitation of the teacher was expected

42 Clues: Music ______: how music is perceived and processed by the brain • ______ hand: a visual aid to help with solmization and learning music • A component of learning theory that encompasses the events provided by a teacher • A system that uses syllables as a mnemonic devices for indicating melodic intervals • ...

Laureniscooler 2022-12-07

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found a vaccine for smallpox
published the law of inverse gas pressure
advocated pantheism
believed men are born free
found orbits are elliptical
studied human anatomy

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believed men could change the government
Unitarian Minister
applied mathematics to the study of the universe
sun-centered theory
father of chemistry
well-known astronomer
came up with a heliocentric theory
studied the heart

14 Clues: studied the heart • Unitarian Minister • sun-centered theory • father of chemistry • advocated pantheism • well-known astronomer • studied human anatomy • believed men are born free • found orbits are elliptical • found a vaccine for smallpox • came up with a heliocentric theory • believed men could change the government • published the law of inverse gas pressure • ...

AP Human Geography 2017-04-22

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4 Low birth and death rates
Most known nation without state
Refers to the totality of customs of a group
The maximum distance people are willing to travel to use a service.
The physical separation of different races into different geographic areas
The basic structure of services, installations, and facilities needed to support economic activities
How many types of diffusion is there in human geography?
Largest Religion in world
Who created the least cost theory?
What type of city is Istanbul
Something that brings in people
Transition What are the 4 stages in this model of development in a country?
Line divides the more developed north from the less developed south

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the action or practice of moving livestock from one grazing ground to another in a seasonal cycle
Religion A religion in which a central authority exercises a high degree of control.
Religion Religions that attempt to be global, to appeal to all people, wherever they may live in the world, not just to those of one culture or location.
The shape for the Central Place Theory
Factor that makes someone leave country
Place Theory A theory that explains the distribution of services, based on the fact that settlements serve as centers of market areas for services
Buddhism's hearth
Model of Development all countries move through 5 steps to development and modernization through selling resources and global participation
large-scale migration of people of various European ancestries from racially mixed urban regions to more racially homogeneous suburban or exurban regions.

22 Clues: Buddhism's hearth • Largest Religion in world • What type of city is Istanbul • Most known nation without state • Something that brings in people • 4 Low birth and death rates • Who created the least cost theory? • The shape for the Central Place Theory • Factor that makes someone leave country • Refers to the totality of customs of a group • ...

Sociology Chapter 7 Vocab 2024-01-10

Sociology Chapter 7 Vocab crossword puzzle

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behavior that departs from societal or group norms
a repetition of, or return to, cirminal behavior
rewards or punishments that encourage conformity to social norms
only occasional breaking of norms
behavior that underconforms to accepted norms
deviance that becomes a lifestyle and part of an individual’s identity
the theory that deviance is more likely to occur when a gap exists between cultural goals and the ability to achieve them
an act commited in violation of the law
process of reducing seriousness of the crimes that injure people of lower status
the process of changing or reforming a criminal through socialization
the theory that individuals learn deviance in proportion to the number of deviant acts and norms to which they are exposed
the theory that society creates deviance by identifying particular members as deviant

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system comprising institutions and processes responsible for enforcing criminal statuses
behavior that overconforms to social expectations
Job-related crimes commited by high-status people
a method of protecting society from criminals by keeping them in prison
the theory that compliance with social norms requites strong bonds between individuals and society
ways to encourage conformity to society’s norms
discouraging criminal acts by threatening punishment
a person who breaks significant societal or group norms
an undesirable label used to deny a deviant acceptance
punishment intended to make cirminals pay compensation for their acts
a social condition in which norms are weak, conflicting or absent
punishment intended to make criminals pay monetary compensation to make up for the finacial damage caused by their acts.

24 Clues: only occasional breaking of norms • an act commited in violation of the law • behavior that underconforms to accepted norms • ways to encourage conformity to society’s norms • a repetition of, or return to, cirminal behavior • behavior that overconforms to social expectations • Job-related crimes commited by high-status people • ...

psychology 2023-10-03

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the process of establishing norms for a test
an empirically testable proposition about some fact
testing instruments designed to help students learn more about themselves
the capacity to acquire competence or skill through training
the characteristic of being founded on truth, accuracy, fact, or law
the attainment of some goal, or the goal attained
a comparison score
to re-examine or make alterations
Intelligence a type of intelligence that involves the ability to process emotional information

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a brief statement or account of the main points of something
a standard or range of values that represents the typical performance of a group or of an individual against which comparisons can be made
a method of assessing human personality constructs
the tendency to interpret and judge phenomena in terms of the distinctive values, beliefs, and other characteristics of the society or community to which one belongs
move out of or away from something and come into view
a standard measure of an individual’s intelligence level based on psychological tests
the capacity to be inherited
a theory of intelligence in which three key abilities—analytical, creative, and practical—are viewed as largely distinct
a theory that avoidance behavior is the result of two kinds of conditioning
in a reasonable way
the outcome of something
a particular form of procedure for accomplishing or approaching something
the trustworthiness or consistency of a measure
the action or process of flowing or flowing out
easily influenced

24 Clues: easily influenced • a comparison score • in a reasonable way • the outcome of something • the capacity to be inherited • to re-examine or make alterations • the process of establishing norms for a test • the trustworthiness or consistency of a measure • the action or process of flowing or flowing out • the attainment of some goal, or the goal attained • ...

Science - AGB 2020-05-13

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your genetic code
how much space something occupies
liquid rock inside the earth
a path that electricity follows
a tool used to separate solids from liquids
a scientific way to say that an animal no longer exists
another way to say "turn on an axis"
the planets ______ around the sun
the state of matter that maintains its shape
show that a theory is wrong
the state of matter that flows
a scientific way to say "pull together"
a push or pull (like gravity or friction)
an imaginary line that something turns on
a measure of how much matter something has
show that a theory is correct
the force that slows down things that are touching
a hot, glowing ball of gas in space
study something in depth: do ________
change from a solid to liquid

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how fast velocity changes
a material that does not conduct heat or electricity well
anything that has mass and occupies space
a rock floating in space
energy from motion: _______ energy
a ball of ice and dust in space
a theory that says animals change over time
explode like a volcano
a form of energy that makes things hot
a scientific way to say push apart
see how big, wide, hot, or heavy something is
information that you gather
write data down
material like iron, copper, or gold
what remains of an animal or a plant
an explanation of why something happens
change from liquid to solid

37 Clues: write data down • your genetic code • explode like a volcano • a rock floating in space • how fast velocity changes • show that a theory is wrong • information that you gather • change from liquid to solid • liquid rock inside the earth • show that a theory is correct • change from a solid to liquid • the state of matter that flows • a path that electricity follows • ...

Crossword Puzzle on Politics and Governance 2023-02-11

Crossword Puzzle on Politics and Governance crossword puzzle

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Approach to political science that encompasses Philosophical, Historical Institutional and Legal aspects
Forced labor during the Spanish Era
Supreme power of the state to command and enforce
Has four elements that make up its totality
Approach to political science that is scientific and objective
Theory that holds can be related to human's inclination to association
Refers to the mass of population living within the state
A form of government headed by the privileged classes.
Area that belongs to the population in a state.
Made the most incisive and meaningful response about the importance of Politics
Individuals have the right to make choices
A government by seven people
A government in which people have the will and power
Theory that rests on the idea that the state is created as a product of the existence of the strong and weak
Defined politics as "who gets what, when and how

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First republican constitution in Asia
Theory that mirrors the family system in our society
Agency to which the will of state is formulated
Theory that states that the state is a product of growth
This exists because people disagree about the aims and objects of human endeavor
Involves attempt to change the behavior of others.
Latin root word of governance
No person is superior than others
A government by three people
Physical violence in the form of police action
Is said to be the ruler in the divine right theory
A system of grants and rewards during the Spanish Era
Emphasizes testing
Put emphasis on the use of research tools
State of having no government

30 Clues: Emphasizes testing • A government by three people • A government by seven people • Latin root word of governance • State of having no government • No person is superior than others • Forced labor during the Spanish Era • First republican constitution in Asia • Put emphasis on the use of research tools • Individuals have the right to make choices • ...

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he mapped out the location of 27 brain organs
he stimulate interest in the question of and coined the phrase nature versus nurture
He published an essay on the principle of population
theory of evolution
he published his most influential work entitled "Observations on man"
who's more likely to engage in crime
First criminologist examined patients during his medical practice and conducted that apperance and character were related
he published physique and character
this theory is one of the earliest theories in criminology
he published his most famous and influential work in 36 volumes with an additional 8 volumes published post-mortem.
an act that the law makes punishable
he published his book call "heredirary genius in 1869"
Father of Genetics
he coined the phrase survival of the fittest in 1864
a french philosopher and mathematician who published venus physique

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the publication of "on physiognomy"
he develop a theory of natural crime,focusing on those facts that could be prevented or reduced by punishment
who wrote the english convict in 1913?
who were heavy or obese, with a round, and were more likely to mentally ill
is the central focus of Lombroso's work
he is a Swics pastor who published his painstakingly detailed study of facial fragment in 1783
the root cause of crime
he is a Swedish botanist, zoologist, and physician
published the criminal man in 1876
father of criminal justice
phrenology from greeek words phren meaning
father of sociology
theory this is one of the best known and most influential moral theories
who were thin, flat, linear and were mire likely to commit suicide
publication: The eras of Nature
in 1877 he published the jukes
a french naturalist mentored who published "Recherches sur lorganisation des corps vivans"
and logos meaning

33 Clues: and logos meaning • Father of Genetics • theory of evolution • father of sociology • the root cause of crime • father of criminal justice • in 1877 he published the jukes • publication: The eras of Nature • published the criminal man in 1876 • the publication of "on physiognomy" • he published physique and character • who's more likely to engage in crime • ...

Unit 6 2025-03-23

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A limited value to adopt a program oriented solely toward modifying individuals' behaviors.
_______theory, An identified theoretical framework but with no or limited application. Also used in specific study components and measures.
_______theory, Also a specified theoretical framework but more than half of the theoretical constructs were measured and explicitly tested.
one of the two important elements of many successful interventions.
No recognition of need for or interest in change.
Ongoing practice of new, healthier behavior.
A particularly common intervention strategy to change health behavior at community level.
Planning for change.
model, has the key element "stage of change".
this means that a person can be both an agent and a responder to change.

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thinking about changing.
_______Theory, new or revised or expanded theory was developed using construct specified, measured, and analyzed in a study.
helps understand factors affecting behavior and also provides guidance for developing successful programs through social environments.
_______theory, A specified theoretical framework with several of the constructs were applied in components of the study.
this detects lifestyle behaviors such as sexual risk behaviors and injury prevention.
_______theory, one of the two broad types of theory that may have different emphases but are complementary.
Adopting new habits.
This should be sensitive to audience and contextual factors.
This type of theory can be readily applied to counseling interventions for disease prevention and management.
An example of the emergence of information technology tool that have expanded the range of theory-based strategies available for an effective behavioral change in healthcare and community settings.

20 Clues: Adopting new habits. • Planning for change. • thinking about changing. • Ongoing practice of new, healthier behavior. • model, has the key element "stage of change". • No recognition of need for or interest in change. • This should be sensitive to audience and contextual factors. • one of the two important elements of many successful interventions. • ...

Chapter 7 vocab 2023-01-11

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ways to encourage conformity to society's norms
punishment intended to make criminals pay compensation for their acts
deviance that becomes a lifestyle and part if and individuals identity
a social condition in which norms are weak, conflicting, or absent
an undesirable label used to deny a deviant acceptance
a repetition of, or return to criminal behavior
only occasional breaking of norms
a method of protecting society from criminals by keeping them in person
behavior that departs from societal or group norms
the process of changing or reforming a criminal through socialization

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the theory that individuals learn deviance by identifying particular members as deviant
discouraging criminal acts by threatening punishment
the process of reducing the seriousness of the crimes that injure people of lower status
an act committed in violation of the law
behavior that underconforms to accepted norms
rewards or punishments that encourage conformity to social norms
the theory that compliance with social norms requires strong bonds between individuals and society
punishment intended to make criminals pay monetary compensation to make up for financial damage caused by their acts
the theory that society creates deviance by identifying particular members as deviant
the theory that deviance is more likely to occur when a gap exists between cultural goals and the ability to achieve them
job-related crimes committed by high-status people
a system comprising institutions and processes responsible for enforcing criminal status
a person who breaks significant societal or group norms
behavior that overconforms to social expectations

24 Clues: only occasional breaking of norms • an act committed in violation of the law • behavior that underconforms to accepted norms • ways to encourage conformity to society's norms • a repetition of, or return to criminal behavior • behavior that overconforms to social expectations • job-related crimes committed by high-status people • ...

#2 2025-12-02

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Bentham’s theory that people should judge ideas, institutions, and actions on the basis of their utility or usefulness
developed a theory that all forms of life, including human beings, evolved from earlier living forms that had existed millions of years ago
the appeal of art, writing, music, and other forms of entertainment to a large audience
the seizure of a country or territory by a stronger country
a powerful form of energy discovered by Marie Curie
a line of workers who each put a single piece on unfinished cars as they passed on a moving belt
Darwin's idea of change through natural selection
refusal to work
the factors of production are owned by the public and operate for the welfare of all

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the idea that the United States had the right and duty to rule North America from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean
declared all slaves in the Confederate states free
the belief that one race is superior to others
the study of the human mind and behavior
to withdraw
an economic system in which the factors of production are privately owned and invested
a form of complete socialism in which the means of production would be owned by the people
separation of blacks and whites in the South
a social theory of survival of the fittest applied to the human society
introduced the world to a radical type of socialism called Marxism
voluntary labor associations of workers

20 Clues: to withdraw • refusal to work • voluntary labor associations of workers • the study of the human mind and behavior • separation of blacks and whites in the South • the belief that one race is superior to others • Darwin's idea of change through natural selection • declared all slaves in the Confederate states free • a powerful form of energy discovered by Marie Curie • ...

Foundations of Conflict Management 2020-03-15

Foundations of Conflict Management crossword puzzle

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factors that cause us to behave in certain ways
removing oneself from the controversy
First of the Seven Assumptions, Conflict is ___
defending one’s positions and attacking the other party’s positions
another word for submission
assume that the behavior is caused by a situation outside the individual’s control.
rational weighing of facts and evidence using the rules of logic
a meaning that is implied by a word apart from the thing which it describes explicitly.
the internal ___ process one does not verify their assumptions
communication is Internal conversation
the ___ expectancy violation theory, we anticipate how people will act by looking at the relationship we share, our views of that person, and the situation
___ aggression is begrudging compliance, perhaps with a plan to get even
meanings are where expectations were not met.
a therory that posit that people make relationship choices on a cost-benefit tally system

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competitive conflict operates in a world of ____
an overarching set of beliefs about how the world works and one’s place in it
a sign to its meaning, precisely to its literal meaning,
behavior that is learned
the ___ paradigm believe there are only three choices in conflict: win, lose, or draw
Conflict Includes Interference With Goal ___
The Coffee ___ is everyone in line had the same initial substantive goal—get some coffee.
is a relatively stable set of perceptions about oneself
___ tangible resources or any measurable factor around which desired outcomes can be built
goal are how things should be done
resources in the competitive world often are viewed as
The __ therory explains how people attempt to make sense of the world around them
a theory which conceived an internal struggle between the id and the superego
relationships or communication between people
When asking a difficult question, one might use ____ to preempt defensive comments
people create meaning through a series of personal constructs
the event that precipitates a conflict and usually is directly related to the topic
the dependence of two or more people or things on each other
___ approach seeks creative and innovative solutions that maximally meet the needs of all parties.
a ___ goal where one may look back and may state to self or others
conflict causes great and irreparable harm or damage
conflict seves a useful purpose; tending to build up.
people ___ differently at work than at home
how we weave together knowledge, feelings, intuitions, and backgrounds to make sense of the world
___ management includes any communication intended to move two people’s views of a situation closer together
___ are needs

40 Clues: ___ are needs • behavior that is learned • another word for submission • goal are how things should be done • removing oneself from the controversy • communication is Internal conversation • people ___ differently at work than at home • Conflict Includes Interference With Goal ___ • relationships or communication between people • meanings are where expectations were not met. • ...

수능기본영단어-day10-1 2023-02-08

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to perform a _____(기능을 수행하다)
to have _____ to information(정보에 접근할 수 있다)
an _____ test(지능 검사)
environmental _____(환경 보호)
the _____ industry(자동차 산업)
a scientific _____(과학 이론)
a desert _____(사막 지역)

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a basic _____(기본 원칙)
a _____ for survival(생존을 위한 투쟁)
_____ change(기후 변화)
a live _____(생방송)
a tiny _____(아주 작은 곤충)
an important _____(중요한 요인)
to _____ a theory(이론을 증명하다)
a fire _____(화재경보기)

15 Clues: a live _____(생방송) • _____ change(기후 변화) • a fire _____(화재경보기) • a basic _____(기본 원칙) • an _____ test(지능 검사) • a desert _____(사막 지역) • a tiny _____(아주 작은 곤충) • a scientific _____(과학 이론) • an important _____(중요한 요인) • environmental _____(환경 보호) • the _____ industry(자동차 산업) • to _____ a theory(이론을 증명하다) • to perform a _____(기능을 수행하다) • a _____ for survival(생존을 위한 투쟁) • ...

Chapter 3 2023-10-02

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disorganization
Conditioning
Action Theory
Windows Theory
Theory-
Classical School

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Criminology
Lombroso
characteristics
theories
Control Theory

11 Clues: Theory- • Lombroso • theories • Criminology • Conditioning • Action Theory • Control Theory • Windows Theory • characteristics • disorganization • Classical School

Motivators and Emotionists 2023-02-03

Motivators and Emotionists crossword puzzle

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first to suggest that emotions were responses to stimulus
developed the cognitive-mediational theory
unethical experimenter and creator of personology
first ever to teach psychology in U.S and founder of pragmatism

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theory that stimulus trigger emotions and physiological emotions
proposed general adaption syndrom
developed the two-factor theory of emotion
developed the theory of fight or flight and homeostasis
sexologist that pioneered research of sexuality and orientation

9 Clues: proposed general adaption syndrom • developed the two-factor theory of emotion • developed the cognitive-mediational theory • unethical experimenter and creator of personology • developed the theory of fight or flight and homeostasis • first to suggest that emotions were responses to stimulus • sexologist that pioneered research of sexuality and orientation • ...

Leadership 2026-03-26

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managers, Generally, a team of individuals at the highest level of management of an organization.
behavior, behavioral studies focus on individual and group dynamics within an organization.
All activity involving mental or physical effort done in order to achieve a purpose or result.
The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes.
design, A formal methodology that identifies dysfunctional aspects of workflow
The experience of being isolated from a group or an activity to which one should belong, or in which one should be involved.
processes, The activities that establish the business goals of the organization and develop processes, product and resource assets that when used will help to achieve business goals.
planning, A process of setting goals that outlines the path for the company's future.
competitiveness, The ability to provide products and services more effectively and efficiently than competitors.

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structures and systems, and then realigns them to fit current business goals and develops plans to implement change.
behavior, behavioral research steps back and looks at an organization as a whole.
behavior, The study of the actions and attitudes of individuals and groups toward one another and toward the organization as a whole.
management, The managers in an organization at a level just below that of senior executives.
A set of principles on which the practice of an activity is based.
The process of planning, organizing, directing, and controlling the activities of employees in combination with other resources to accomplish organizational objectives.
theory, The study of organization designs and organization structures, relationship of organizations with their external environment, and the behavior of managers and workers within organizations.
Moral principles that govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity.
management, The level of management directly managing nonmanagerial employees.

18 Clues: The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes. • A set of principles on which the practice of an activity is based. • design, A formal methodology that identifies dysfunctional aspects of workflow • management, The level of management directly managing nonmanagerial employees. • ...

Science 2018-05-07

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it's in the wall, you plug in a cable there
a theory which hasn't been proved yet
to find a proof
refuse
a part of a cable
watch
carry out some research
information

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create smth new
written information
find smth new
a specialist in psychology
it helps you catch some signal
a device where your files are stored
a device which helps you hear the sound from a PC
some facts that can prove a theory

16 Clues: watch • refuse • information • find smth new • create smth new • to find a proof • a part of a cable • written information • carry out some research • a specialist in psychology • it helps you catch some signal • some facts that can prove a theory • a device where your files are stored • a theory which hasn't been proved yet • it's in the wall, you plug in a cable there • ...

IMA TUTORIAL 2024-07-22

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Beer Lambert's law
Parameter for quantitative analysis in chromatography
Brought about introduction of an auxochrome
Appearance of peak maxima
Red shift
No unit
This theory doesn't include W as parameter for colum efficiency

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Whose presence brings about a shift of the absorption band
Graphical representation of detector response v/s time
Low absorbance
Rate theory
Calculated at 5% of the peak height
Brand broadening
Functional group responsible for absorbance
800nm to 400nm
Transition which can't be evaluate

16 Clues: No unit • Red shift • Rate theory • Low absorbance • 800nm to 400nm • Brand broadening • Beer Lambert's law • Appearance of peak maxima • Transition which can't be evaluate • Calculated at 5% of the peak height • Functional group responsible for absorbance • Brought about introduction of an auxochrome • Parameter for quantitative analysis in chromatography • ...

Parts of the cell Krish 2022-12-01

Parts of the cell Krish crossword puzzle

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package hormone in cell
wall outside the cell membrane
Powerhouse of a cell
contains dna
stores stuff in the cell
organs in the cell
membrane surrounding the cytoplasm
Exception to the cell theory

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singled cell living organism
Gets rid of cell theory
has ribosomes attached
folded prat of mitchocandra
synthesize amino acid back into protein
spread of particles from high to low
basic unit of function
structure in a cell that contains chromosomes

16 Clues: contains dna • organs in the cell • Powerhouse of a cell • has ribosomes attached • basic unit of function • Gets rid of cell theory • package hormone in cell • stores stuff in the cell • folded prat of mitchocandra • singled cell living organism • Exception to the cell theory • wall outside the cell membrane • membrane surrounding the cytoplasm • spread of particles from high to low • ...

Scientific Revolution/Enlightenment 2025-03-20

Scientific Revolution/Enlightenment crossword puzzle

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discovered the laws of gravity and laws of motion
Supported the heliocentric theory by building his own telescope, discovered the law of the pendulum
key contributor/helped to develop the scientific method
This theory stated that the earth was at the center of the universe, and the sun rotated around the earth
A new method used by scientists to experiment and provide proof
Developed the heliocentric theory
Time period during the mid-late Renaissance that focused on new ideas surrounding math & science

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developed the idea that planets rotate around the sun in elliptical orbits
The new ideas developed during the Scientific Rev. caused conflict with THIS institution
This theory stated that the sun was at the center of the universe, and planets rotated around the sun
studied the functions of the human heart & blood vessels
developed the smallpox vaccine

12 Clues: developed the smallpox vaccine • Developed the heliocentric theory • discovered the laws of gravity and laws of motion • key contributor/helped to develop the scientific method • studied the functions of the human heart & blood vessels • A new method used by scientists to experiment and provide proof • ...

RANK/RANKL/OPG 2019-02-26

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autonomic neuropathy theory
RANKL functions in
large osteoporosis study with denosumab
1st line therapy for PMO
Tx for Giant Cell Tumor
sensory neuropathy theory

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secretes RANKL and OPG
monoclonocal antibody
route of admin of denosumab
Tx for postmenooausal osteoporosis (PMO)
decoy receptor
superfamily

12 Clues: superfamily • decoy receptor • RANKL functions in • monoclonocal antibody • secretes RANKL and OPG • Tx for Giant Cell Tumor • 1st line therapy for PMO • sensory neuropathy theory • route of admin of denosumab • autonomic neuropathy theory • large osteoporosis study with denosumab • Tx for postmenooausal osteoporosis (PMO)

Name of psychologists 2022-01-18

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socio-cultural learning
Theory of Cognitive development
Gestalt
Psychoanalytic theory
psychosocial theory

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hierarchy of needs
Father of Psychology
Observational learning

8 Clues: Gestalt • hierarchy of needs • psychosocial theory • Father of Psychology • Psychoanalytic theory • Observational learning • socio-cultural learning • Theory of Cognitive development

DM UNIT-1 2024-07-15

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Inverse of a set
a technique of proving a statement
Digramatic representation of a set
No elements in a set
When every combination of inputs gives True
Method to describe a set using its unique property

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~P->~Q
All combinations of input with their output
a declarative sentence that is either true or false
When every combination of inputs gives False
method to elaborate a set using all its elements
Common elements of two sets
Items inside a set
Set containing all elements
set containing all possible combinations
set of elements containing all elements of 2 sets

16 Clues: ~P->~Q • Inverse of a set • Items inside a set • No elements in a set • Common elements of two sets • Set containing all elements • a technique of proving a statement • Digramatic representation of a set • set containing all possible combinations • All combinations of input with their output • When every combination of inputs gives True • ...

KEY VOCABULARY: The Scientific Revolution 2026-03-19

KEY VOCABULARY: The Scientific Revolution crossword puzzle

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A device invented by Galileo Galilei that enables one to view distance objects
An idea or prediction about how something functions based upon limited evidence
A major sect of the Christian faith based in the Vatican
A system of ideas designed to explain a pattern
Looking at or viewing something to understand it's function or purpose

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The theory that the sun was at the centre of the universe.
The theory that the earth was at the centre of the universe.
The science of using numbers to quantify things
The force that pulls something to objects with great mass (for example, humans are pulled to the centre of the earth)
The science concerned with explaining the functions of the natural world
Testing a prediction or theory using a scientific procedure.
The systematic observation and identification of stars, planets and galaxies

12 Clues: The science of using numbers to quantify things • A system of ideas designed to explain a pattern • A major sect of the Christian faith based in the Vatican • The theory that the sun was at the centre of the universe. • The theory that the earth was at the centre of the universe. • Testing a prediction or theory using a scientific procedure. • ...

media audiences 2023-01-23

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reception theory
age gender class
dominant reading
values,attitudes etc

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participatory culture
media effects
cultivation theory
End of Audience theory

8 Clues: media effects • reception theory • age gender class • dominant reading • cultivation theory • values,attitudes etc • participatory culture • End of Audience theory

Pratap Vidya Mandir,10th Science-2 2020-04-14

Pratap Vidya Mandir,10th Science-2 crossword puzzle

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links Peripatus
evidences similarity in external and visible feature
study of chromosomes
dating age of fossils
organs Degenerated organs
evidences similarity in structure of bones

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Theory of natural selection
evidences embryo development stage
in nucleus
mutational theory
in cytoplasm
evidences carbon dating

12 Clues: in nucleus • in cytoplasm • links Peripatus • mutational theory • study of chromosomes • dating age of fossils • evidences carbon dating • organs Degenerated organs • Theory of natural selection • evidences embryo development stage • evidences similarity in structure of bones • evidences similarity in external and visible feature

sociology ch 1 crossword 2023-10-11

sociology ch 1 crossword crossword puzzle

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approach that focuses on the interactions among people based on their mutually understood symbols
working class; those who labor for the bourgeoisie
Believed that the key to unfolding history was class conflict
class owning the means for producing wealth
solidarity of social dependency based on a widespread consensus of values and beliefs and dependence on tradition and family
study of social change
functions that are intended and recognized consequences of an aspect of society
Believed woman’s lack of economic power helped keep them dependent
functions that are Unintended and unrecognized consequences of an aspect of society
Structure that is patterned interaction of people in social relationships
person who owns or controls the means of producing wealth
belief that knowledge should be derived from scientific observation
solidarity of social interdependency based on a high degree of specialization of roles
ability to see the link between society and oneself
approach that emphasizes the contributions made to each part of society
negative consequences of an aspect of society

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perspective that looks at the behavior of groups, not individuals
ability to control the behavior of others
Interested in the way populations grow and change, wanted to know how groups are organized in different ways to enable them to compete and cooperate.
ongoing struggle between the bourgeoisie and the proletariat
Believed that an understanding of the personal intentions of people in groups can best be accomplished through the method of verstehen
Perspective with a set of assumptions about an area of study accepted as true
Began his life in slavery, after emancipation, he became an educator
introduced sociological imagination (last name)
was the first to attack the National assumption that African Americans were an inferior race.
recognized as the father of sociology
Son of a French rabbi, believed society exists because of a broad consensus among members of a society.
understanding social behavior by putting yourself in the places of others
the mind-set emphasizing knowledge, reason, and planning
scientific study of social structure; patterned social behavior
perspective concerning the approach emphasizing the role of conflict, competition, and constraint within a society
study of social stability
approach that depicts human interaction as theatrical performances
Introduced a theory of social change called Social Darwinism based on Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution.

34 Clues: study of social change • study of social stability • recognized as the father of sociology • ability to control the behavior of others • class owning the means for producing wealth • negative consequences of an aspect of society • introduced sociological imagination (last name) • working class; those who labor for the bourgeoisie • ...

DM-U1 SE 3 21386 2024-07-15

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Removing one set from another set
Number of elements in a set
Declarative sentences either true or false
Set containing all elements of two or more sets
The operation of removing all elements of a set from universal set
Form in which elements are represented through conditions
Set containing no elements
Set containing all subsets
operation for finding elements in common
principle used to find union,intersection,etc

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Set containing All elements
Form in which all elements are separated by commas
All False condition
All True condition
Sets containing all elements in common
Sets containing same elements

16 Clues: All True condition • All False condition • Set containing no elements • Set containing all subsets • Set containing All elements • Number of elements in a set • Sets containing same elements • Removing one set from another set • Sets containing all elements in common • operation for finding elements in common • Declarative sentences either true or false • ...

Chapter 2 Vocbulary 2017-03-08

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very weak
situated on the edge
common center as circles or spheres
originality of invention
relating to the telegraph
part attached to something
Study of literary text
not mutable
state of being plastic

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capable of being extended
make or become accustomed
theory and opinions based on reason
showing attention to detail
ability of the brain to form
doctrine that events determined by causes external to the will
rejection of all religions
theory that all knowledge is from sense experience

17 Clues: very weak • not mutable • situated on the edge • Study of literary text • state of being plastic • originality of invention • capable of being extended • make or become accustomed • relating to the telegraph • rejection of all religions • part attached to something • showing attention to detail • ability of the brain to form • theory and opinions based on reason • ...

AP Psychology Period 1 Names 2014-04-07

AP Psychology Period 1 Names crossword puzzle

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gave conformity experiments where participants felt compelled to agree with the status quo on lines lengths when the answer is obviously incorrect
is known as a neo-Freudian psychologist who worked on psychoanalysis
is known for his shock experiments
believed in multiple intelligences, proposed a triarchic theory (analytical, creative, and practical intelligence)
is known as the father of psychoanalysis
is known for his study on children's attachment and the different behaviors of children with secure and insecure attachment
studied the temperament of infants and found that they were stable over time
studied heuristics and biases in human decision, co-published Thinking Fast and Slow
is best known for his hierarchy of needs
is known for the Bobo doll experiment on modeling
is known for his experiments where experimenters pretended to be insane and entered psychiatric hospitals
developed rational emotive behavior therapy
is known for his work on hypnosis and its cause for a divided consciousness
is known for his experiment with Little Albert on conditioned responses

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studied the cognitive development of children from birth to adulthood
is prominent for studying language, believes that we have a built-in predisposition to learn grammar rules
believed in the Theory of Multiple Intelligences (proposed 8 intelligences
is known for insisting that external influences shape behavior and invented the operant conditioning chamber
studied memory and is known for discovering the forgetting curve
is known as the father of cognitive therapy
proposed the theory of learned helplessness when studying dogs strapped in a harness and given electrical shocks
is best known for his Cognitive Dissonance Theory, stating that we act to reduce the discomfort we feel when two of our thoughts are inconsistent
is known for his prison experiment at Stanford University
is a Russian psychologist known for his work on classical conditioning
is known for his theory of stages of moral development
was a French psychologist who invented the first intelligence test
is known for his experiment on monkeys to demonstrate care-giving and companionship in social and cognitive development
is known for his research on taste aversion learning

28 Clues: is known for his shock experiments • is known as the father of psychoanalysis • is best known for his hierarchy of needs • is known as the father of cognitive therapy • developed rational emotive behavior therapy • is known for the Bobo doll experiment on modeling • is known for his research on taste aversion learning • ...

Philosophy 2014-01-19

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An ideal which the things we observe are based on
A theory or a group of ideas about how something should be done, made, or thought about
Customary beliefs about how people should act
If the statements are true and the form is valid
Relies on input from the senses
Correctness of reasoning
People that doubt all assumptions until they are proven
The study or a theory of the nature and grounds of knowledge especially with reference to its limits and validity
A theory that the aim of action is the greatest happiness for the greatest number
An attempt to differentiate between truth and falsehood by using correct reasoning and eliminating faulty arguments
Quality or state of being true.
A psychological process of awareness that occurs when the senses are stimulated
The study of morality
the virtue of which beings exist, but is not itself a being
Relies strictly on mental ability to reason
A form of formal deductive argument that consists of premises that lead to a conclusion
The belief that all events are caused by things that happened before them and that people have no real ability to make choices or control what happens

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All things come from and are sustained by the Tao, which existed before the universe began
A theory that all knowledge originates in experience
Is the status of being a person
A division of philosophy that is concerned with the fundamental nature of reality and being
Flaw or fault in an argument
Starts with observing a particular “thing” and drawing a generalization from that
The study of ideas about knowledge, truth, the nature and meaning of life, etc
Involves drawing a specific conclusion from a general statement or premise
A theory that reason is in itself a source of knowledge
A philosophy that regards human existence as unexplainable, and stresses freedom of choice and responsibility for the consequences of one's acts
Acting in one's own interest

28 Clues: The study of morality • Correctness of reasoning • Flaw or fault in an argument • Acting in one's own interest • Is the status of being a person • Relies on input from the senses • Quality or state of being true. • Relies strictly on mental ability to reason • Customary beliefs about how people should act • If the statements are true and the form is valid • ...

MANAGEMENT OF PEOPLE 2023-11-23

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this is where the main responsibility in an organization rest with the head office
this the process of making a job more interesting and challenging by increasing the range of tasks
this is where branches of an organization are able to make substantial decisions for themselves
this involves trusting a subordinate to carry out duties
this is a manger directly responsible for someone else
this is where a worker is given more task to do at the same level of challenge
this is a theory by Herzberg which suggests that if workers are satisfied, they will stick with one employer for long
these are factors in the external environment that motivate like pay
this involves giving employees a variety of tasks
this is a legitimate right associated with a specific role
This represesents the number of employees accountable to a manager

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This is the different levels within an organization representing the degree of authority and responsibility
successive links from top to bottom in a hierarchy showing lines of responsibility
this is a financial incentive where the performance of an employee is evaluated
this is a theory that suggests rewards and incentives are the greatest motivators
according to Herzberg this is the reason why an individual takes certain actions
this system of financial incentive ranks jobs from highest to lowest in terms of at what value the job helps the company to be profitable
this theory focuses on a predominant approach on how the leader handles problems
this type of motivation comes form within an individual
this is being answerable for actions taken and tasks performed
this is the duty to carry out tasks according to the level expected
According to this person’s theory of motivation an individual needs must be met to get the best out of the individual
according to Herzberg these factors need to present in the workplace to ensure basic satisfaction example a safe clean space
this theory assumes that leaders have certain personal and physical characteristics that enable them to lead other people and get them to perform

24 Clues: this involves giving employees a variety of tasks • this is a manger directly responsible for someone else • this type of motivation comes form within an individual • this involves trusting a subordinate to carry out duties • this is a legitimate right associated with a specific role • this is being answerable for actions taken and tasks performed • ...

PSY200 Sensory & Perception 2025-06-10

PSY200 Sensory & Perception crossword puzzle

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An organized whole; psychologists in this field emphasize our tendency to integrate pieces into wholes
Analysis that begins with the sensory receptors and works up to the brain’s integration
The light-sensitive inner surface of the eye
Depth cues that depend on the use of two eyes
Theory that the rate of nerve impulses matches the frequency of a tone
The sense of body movement and position, including balance
The central focal point in the retina where cones are concentrated
The system for sensing the position and movement of individual body parts
The ability to see objects in three dimensions
The theory that the retina contains three types of color receptors
The process of organizing and interpreting sensory information
The nerve that carries neural impulses from the eye to the brain
Information processing guided by higher-level mental processes
A mental predisposition to perceive one thing and not another
The minimum stimulation needed to detect a stimulus 50% of the time
The conversion of one form of energy into another, especially sensory input into neural signals

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Theory that links pitch we hear with the place where the cochlea’s membrane is stimulated
The process by which sensory receptors receive stimulus energies from the environment
The theory that opposing retinal processes enable color vision
Focusing conscious awareness on a particular stimulus
The controversial claim that perception can occur apart from sensory input
The minimum difference a person can detect between any two stimuli half the time
The point where the optic nerve leaves the eye and no receptor cells are located
Diminished sensitivity to an unchanging stimulus
The principle that, to be perceived as different, two stimuli must differ by a constant proportion
Depth cues available to either eye alone
Retinal receptors that detect fine detail and color; function in daylight or well-lit conditions
Retinal receptors that detect black, white, and gray; important for peripheral and night vision
Theory that the spinal cord contains a neurological “gate” that controls pain signals

29 Clues: Depth cues available to either eye alone • The light-sensitive inner surface of the eye • Depth cues that depend on the use of two eyes • The ability to see objects in three dimensions • Diminished sensitivity to an unchanging stimulus • Focusing conscious awareness on a particular stimulus • The sense of body movement and position, including balance • ...

Sociology Review 2020-10-21

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Macro Sociology
A set of principles to explain phenomen

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Micro Sociology
Theoretical tradition that understands the function of structures in society

4 Clues: Micro Sociology • Macro Sociology • A set of principles to explain phenomen • Theoretical tradition that understands the function of structures in society

Jamiya Crossword Puzzle 2021-08-11

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20 Clues: 2 • 6 • 4 • 7 • 1 • 3 • 9 • 8 • 5 • 19 • 15 • 20 • 13 • 14 • 11 • 16 • 17 • 12 • 10 • 18

Crossword Puzzle 2018-01-10

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/ UENLARC
/ TRNUCER
/ TIAESNRCSE
/ MINOOT
/ IUVERSNE
/ TAERTM
/ ARGITYV
/ OEPWR

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/ LSORA
/ INTECIK
/ MNGTEA
/ EROFC
/ ICEEPLS
/ RNICTFOI
/ EEYILCTRCTI
/ GLTIH
/ REGNEY
/ MSSA
/ YHREOT
/ VAWE

20 Clues: / MSSA • / VAWE • / LSORA • / EROFC • / GLTIH • / OEPWR • / MNGTEA • / REGNEY • / MINOOT • / TAERTM • / YHREOT • / INTECIK • / UENLARC • / TRNUCER • / ARGITYV • / ICEEPLS • / RNICTFOI • / IUVERSNE • / TIAESNRCSE • / EEYILCTRCTI

psychology 2022-03-07

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20 Clues: c • g • s • f • p • j • q • i • b • k • n • m • e • l • t • a • d • o • r • h

CHEMISTRY 2025-04-28

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20 Clues: 5 • 6 • 2 • 3 • 8 • 4 • 1 • 9 • 7 • 12 • 20 • 13 • 19 • 15 • 18 • 16 • 17 • 14 • 10 • 11

Crossword 2026-03-24

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Flyg
Trädgård
Energi
Unik
Silver
Synlig
Teori
Ö
Fönster

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Syre
Slott
Pussel
Djungel
Skog
Ödmjuk
Natur
Kvarts
Ljus
Drömmar
Modern

20 Clues: Ö • Syre • Flyg • Skog • Unik • Ljus • Slott • Natur • Teori • Pussel • Energi • Ödmjuk • Kvarts • Silver • Synlig • Modern • Djungel • Drömmar • Fönster • Trädgård

Fill in the blanks. 2022-04-04

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The EU is known to be ... project with the aim of avoiding further wars in Europe.
... of Justice, is the supreme court of the European Union in matters of European Union law.
... focuses on the importance of member states in the process of creating EU-wide regulations.
European ... brings together EU leaders to set the EU's political agenda.
... has been broadly defined as a process of gradual and formal vertical institutionalisation.
European ... is the process of industrial, economic, political, legal, social and cultural unification of states wholly or partially in Europe.
European ... is the executive branch of the European Union.
... refers to the mechanism by which integration in one area creates the conditions and incentives for integration in another related policy area.
Founded in 1957 the European Union, originally had ... members.

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... area signifies a zone where 26 European countries, abolished their internal borders, for the free and unrestricted movement of people.
In 2013 ... joined the EU as its 28th member state.
... was suggested to be broadly defined as a process of gradual and formal horizontal institutionalisation, usually referring to geographical enlargement.
... is often regarded as the first European integration theory developed by Ernst B. Haas.
European ... is the EU's law-making body, which is directly elected by EU voters every 5 years.
... refers to a large amount of power given to an authority which in theory is placed higher than the state.
Council of ... is the continent's leading human rights organisation, including 46 member states, 27 of which are members of the European Union.

16 Clues: In 2013 ... joined the EU as its 28th member state. • European ... is the executive branch of the European Union. • Founded in 1957 the European Union, originally had ... members. • European ... brings together EU leaders to set the EU's political agenda. • The EU is known to be ... project with the aim of avoiding further wars in Europe. • ...

Ryen Brown 8/29/24 SCI-311 Ch.1 Vocab 2024-08-29

Ryen Brown 8/29/24 SCI-311 Ch.1 Vocab crossword puzzle

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inquiry An ongoing, orderly, cyclical approach used to investigate the world.
Mandate God's command that directs us to exercise wise and good dominion over His creation to the glory of God and for the benefit of fellow humans
science The study of nonliving matter and energy
A system of moral values; a theory of proper conduct.
a standardized system of measurement units used for science. SI stands for Internation System of Units (from the French Systeme International d'Unites)
degree of exactness of a measurement; can indicate the closeness or repeatability of measurements.
The comparison of a measurement to an accepted or expected value.
The systematic study of the universe that produces observations, inferences, and models, including the products that it creates through this systematic study.
The study of matter and energy and the interactions between them
A model that explains a related wet of phenomena; can be used to predict unobserved aspects of phenomena

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data that is based on numbers or quantities; includes a number and a unit; also known as quantitative data.
The basis upon which a model is assessed, taking into account how well it explains or describes a set of observations and how well the model makes predictions.
An initial, testable explanation of a phenomenon that stimulates and guides scientific investigation.
A model, often expressed as a mathematical equation, that describes phenomena under certain conditions.
The study of the composition, structure, and properties of matter, and the changes that take place in matter.
A workable explanation or description of a phenomenon.

16 Clues: science The study of nonliving matter and energy • A system of moral values; a theory of proper conduct. • A workable explanation or description of a phenomenon. • The study of matter and energy and the interactions between them • The comparison of a measurement to an accepted or expected value. • ...

Theories Overview 2024-08-26

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A perspective that focuses on large-scale social processes and structures.
The ruling class who own the means of production and exploit the proletariat.
A macro-level theory that emphasizes the influence of social structures and institutions on individual behavior and social outcomes.
A Marxist concept where the proletariat are misled into accepting the status quo and failing to recognize their own exploitation.
Institutions like the police and military that maintain the dominance of the ruling class through force or the threat of force.
A concept in functionalism that compares society to a living organism, where different parts of society (like institutions) work together to maintain the whole.
A micro-level theory that focuses on the ways individuals interact with each other and how these interactions shape society.
A sociological perspective that views society as a system of interconnected parts that work together to maintain social stability and harmony.
A sociological perspective that focuses on the inequalities between men and women in society and advocates for gender equality.

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A theory that views society as being based on conflicts of interest between different social classes, particularly the ruling class and the working class.
The working class, who do not own the means of production and must sell their labor to survive.
The dominance of one group over others, often maintained through ideological means rather than force.
A branch of interactionism that explores how people use symbols, such as language and gestures, to create social reality.
The ongoing struggle between the proletariat and bourgeoisie, central to Marxist theory.
The theory that individuals have the agency to shape society through their actions and interactions.
Institutions like education, religion, and media that maintain the dominance of the ruling class by controlling ideas and beliefs.
A functionalist concept where society functions harmoniously when its members agree on common values and norms.
A perspective that focuses on small-scale, individual interactions within society.

18 Clues: A perspective that focuses on large-scale social processes and structures. • The ruling class who own the means of production and exploit the proletariat. • A perspective that focuses on small-scale, individual interactions within society. • The ongoing struggle between the proletariat and bourgeoisie, central to Marxist theory. • ...

ULIS-IBDP1-Subunit 2.4 Motivation and demotivation 2025-01-28

ULIS-IBDP1-Subunit 2.4 Motivation and demotivation crossword puzzle

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Involves asking employee to self-evaluate his or her job performance.
Part of the theory that suggests that employees compare the ratio of their input (effort) to output (rewards).
Non-cash forms of benefits that include company cars, free insurance and pension schemes, private health insurance, discounts on company products and low-interest rate loans.
Theory that stated that three types of needs must be satisfied in order to boost morale one is need for achievement.
Payment to a worker for each unit produced.
Part of the theory that works on the assumption that people will choose to maximize pleasure and minimize pain. This means that people will behave in a way that results in the best outcome or reward.
Theory that refers to a person’s ability to think and act independently as well as to self-manage when it comes to decision making.
Summarized human needs in the form of a hierarchy.
Is intended for new employees in order to help them acclimatize with the people, policies and processes of the organization.

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Appraisal based on a range of formal, informal assessment methods to monitor employee progress, to provide support/guidance for improvement.
Refers to the amount of people who leave an organization, expressed as a percentage of the workforce, per time period (usually one year).
Motivation that comes from the satisfaction derived from working on and completing a task.
Process that has three parts: identification, application and selection.
Argued that in order to create any motivation in the workplace, it was essential to first remove the hygiene factors.
Rate paid to a worker made for each hour worked
Theory stated that humans were driven or motivated by money alone.
Payment to a salesperson for each sale made.
Appraisal whose goal is to measure level of employee’s success in meeting predetermined benchmarks.

18 Clues: Payment to a worker for each unit produced. • Payment to a salesperson for each sale made. • Rate paid to a worker made for each hour worked • Summarized human needs in the form of a hierarchy. • Theory stated that humans were driven or motivated by money alone. • Involves asking employee to self-evaluate his or her job performance. • ...

Evolution 2022-02-18

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The theory that all of Earth's processes are uniform throughout time.
The distribution of organisms around the world.
Father of biogeography.
A feature that performs a similar function but has a different structure than another organism.
Study of how organisms develop.
Proposed that organisms evolved toward complexity and perfection.
States that natural disasters such as floods and volcanic eruptions have happened often during Earth's long history.
A process in which humans determine which traits are favorable and then breed the two individuals that show the traits.
The difference of an individual to other individuals in a group
Plate tectonics/continental drift
A process in which individuals with beneficial traits to reproduce and survive better.
Proposed industrial melanism by observing pollution.
Descendants of a single ancestor diversify into species that fit parts of the environment.
A feature that allows an organism to better survive and reproduce in its environment.

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A feature in an organism that was used by previous ancestors but has no purpose now.
Created the theory of catastrophism
The number of organisms that can be held by an environment without degradation.
Traces of organisms from the past.
Proposed the theory of gradualism
study of body structures of animals.
The measure of the ability to survive and reproduce more than others in the population.
A principle that states that the changes in landforms resulted from slow changes over a long period of time.
Fossils with features intermediate between hypothesized ancestors and later descendant species.
Features with similar structures but have different functions.
Different species evolve similar traits even though they come from different ancestors.
Occurs when two or more species have evolved adaptations to each other's influence.
Proposed the theory of uniformitarianism
Occurs when a population in a new environment undergoes divergent evolution and fills many parts of the environment.
First person to write about the theory of Evolution.
Proposed the Law of Superposition

30 Clues: Father of biogeography. • Study of how organisms develop. • Proposed the theory of gradualism • Plate tectonics/continental drift • Proposed the Law of Superposition • Traces of organisms from the past. • Created the theory of catastrophism • study of body structures of animals. • Proposed the theory of uniformitarianism • The distribution of organisms around the world. • ...

PhilosoBe-Or-Not-To-Be 2013-07-20

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argued for the goodness of mankind
argued that humans are evil in nature and ethics exist to control the chaos
religious individuals believe this is what created humans
created the 'Hierarchy of Needs'
argued that each individual must create his own morals
argues that war is a normal and necessary part of history
theory based on how much good an action will bring
type of warfare where the whole society is involved
war within a political nation
middle ground between pacifism and realism
theory that states that the world is void of meaning
'When in ____...'; Saint Ambrose's famous saying
by starting a war now, this will help to deter a bigger war later on
moral values vary from person to person and from time to time
founder of Objectivism
religion that stresses family roles and relationships
deciding to attack first before your opponent attacks you
this philosopher argued that complete happiness is found through God
argues that there are no 'good wars'

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religion that identifies 'desire' as the cause of suffering
creator of the Hedonic Calculus
base of the Hierarchy of Needs
theory that argues 'right' and 'wrong' are feelings
soldiers conflicting with their government
happiness based on store bought things
something that is objectively true
like existentialism but focused rather on the people
shaped physical as well as moral evolution
crafted a more refined version of Utilitarianism
prejudice against other species but one's own
small group of soldiers within a civilian population
theory that states that morals values are of no importance
the attacking country in war
theory that everyone has a different view of right & wrong
happiness & satisfaction reached through fulfillment of your destiny
not directly attacked but offering support to an attacked country
knowing moral facts intuitively using your _____ _____
argued that there is no one definition for 'good'
argued that animals are not part of the moral community

39 Clues: founder of Objectivism • the attacking country in war • war within a political nation • base of the Hierarchy of Needs • creator of the Hedonic Calculus • created the 'Hierarchy of Needs' • argued for the goodness of mankind • something that is objectively true • argues that there are no 'good wars' • happiness based on store bought things • ...

Aging and Society Lingo 2016-04-27

Aging and Society Lingo crossword puzzle

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Some kind of sickness of physical illness
The medical specialty treating the diseases of old age
This theory states that the more active people are, the more likely they are to be satisfied with life
Discrimination and stereotypes about people based on chronological age
This type of family is needed for reproducing one generation to another; this is, mother, father, and children
This theory states that aging people are inclined to maintain the same habits, personalities, and styles of life the best that they can
This theory states that the interaction in social groups is based on the reciprocal balancing of rewards depending on actions performed
The idea that aging can be understood as gradually becoming more and more mechanical in response to the environment
housing This is an alternative type of housing arrangement involving group residence with shared common areas or renting of unused rooms
Joint federal and state program that helps low-income families or individuals pay for the costs of long term medical or custodial care

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Leaving one's job or ceasing to work
Long life or long existence
This theory states that the idea of aging results from gradual decline in the body's autoimmune system
This theory states that the ides of aging results from accumulation of cross-linked compounds that interfere with normal cell function
The type of responsibility of adult children to provide and care for their aged parents
care The type of care that combines insurance with health care providers and facilities in a unified network to control costs
expectancy Predicted length of life
Reimbursement of health care services on a per-head basis rather than a per-service basis
jeopardy An older person who is a member of two or more disadvantaged groups
Boomers Americans born between 1946-1964
A fair return to beneficiaries depending on how much they contribute to the system
loss The process of giving up or losing previous roles, such as the role of a spouse

22 Clues: Long life or long existence • expectancy Predicted length of life • Leaving one's job or ceasing to work • Boomers Americans born between 1946-1964 • Some kind of sickness of physical illness • The medical specialty treating the diseases of old age • Discrimination and stereotypes about people based on chronological age • ...

APS Review Crossword 2025-01-05

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A theoretical framework that focuses on understanding the building blocks of our psychological experience.
A research methods that involve manipulating one variable (independent variable) to observe its effect on another (dependent variable) while controlling for extraneous variables.
A perspective emphasized the importance of the unconscious mind and its influence on our behavior.
The study of the development, structure, and functioning of human society.
A theory that focuses on analyzing gender inequality.
A region of the brain primarily associated with emotional processes.
The study of human societies and cultures and their development.
The fact or state of departing from usual or accepted standards, especially in social or sexual behavior.
A part of the brain which coordinates both the autonomic nervous system and the activity of the pituitary, controlling body temperature, thirst, hunger, and other systems; involved in sleep and emotional activity.
A part of your brain that's responsible for your memory and learning.
An American child psychoanalyst and visual artist known for his theory on psychosocial development of human beings.
A quantitative method for collecting information from a pool of respondents by asking multiple questions.

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This theory looks at the way people ascribe meaning to various symbols and institutions in society.
A theory that posits that individuals derive a portion of their self-concept from their membership in social groups.
This theory identify three levels of social systems that constitute a universal pattern: 1) infrastructure, 2) structure, and 3) superstructure.
The combination of gender, race, class, and other social characteristics that shape an individual's position in society.
The scientific study of the human mind and its functions, especially those affecting behavior in a given context.
A type of conditioning that is a process by which humans and animals learn to behave in such a way as to obtain rewards and avoid punishments.
A research method in which researchers observe and systematically record behaviors, events, or phenomena without directly manipulating them.
An in-depth investigation of an individual, group, or event to explore unique or complex phenomena.
Physiologist who observed conditioned salivary responses in dogs.

21 Clues: A theory that focuses on analyzing gender inequality. • The study of human societies and cultures and their development. • Physiologist who observed conditioned salivary responses in dogs. • A region of the brain primarily associated with emotional processes. • A part of your brain that's responsible for your memory and learning. • ...

Chapter 13 2025-03-21

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Theories of motivation that focus on what needs people are trying to satisfy at work and what outcomes will satisfy those needs.
A person’s perception of the fairness of the distribution of outcomes in an organization.
A person’s perception of the fairness of the procedures that are used to determine how to distribute outcomes in an organization.
In expectancy theory, how desirable each of the outcomes available from a job or organization is to a person.
A person’s belief about his or her ability to perform a behavior successfully.
A relatively permanent change in knowledge or behavior that results from practice or experience.
The extent to which an individual desires to control or influence others.
Lack of fairness.
Anything a person gets from a job or organization.
The theory that motivation will be high when workers believe that high levels of effort lead to high performance and high performance leads to the attainment of desired outcomes.
A requirement or necessity for survival and well-being.
Behavior that is performed to acquire material or social rewards or to avoid punishment.

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Curtailing the performance of dysfunctional behaviors by eliminating whatever is reinforcing them.
The theory that three universal needs—for existence, relatedness, and growth—constitute a hierarchy of needs and motivate behavior. Alderfer proposed that needs at more than one level can be motivational at the same time.
A financial instrument that entitles the bearer to buy shares of an organization’s stock at a certain price during a certain period of time or under certain conditions.
Behavior that is performed to benefit or help others.
Administering an undesired or negative consequence when dysfunctional behavior occurs.
A theory of motivation that focuses on people’s perceptions of the fairness of their work outcomes relative to their work inputs.
The justice, impartiality, and fairness to which all organizational members are entitled.
In expectancy theory, a perception about the extent to which effort results in a certain level of performance.

20 Clues: Lack of fairness. • Anything a person gets from a job or organization. • Behavior that is performed to benefit or help others. • A requirement or necessity for survival and well-being. • The extent to which an individual desires to control or influence others. • A person’s belief about his or her ability to perform a behavior successfully. • ...

hi 2022-03-04

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hi
vi
ei
thnks
why
wi
the
ki
li

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ni
out
like
fake
qi
wow
what
right
yes
di
no

20 Clues: hi • ni • vi • ei • qi • di • wi • no • ki • li • out • wow • yes • why • the • like • fake • what • right • thnks

unit 10 vocabulary 2023-01-26

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ülemaailmne
kutse
pilvelõhkuja
teooria
tuhat
rahvus
džäss

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treener
ots
kesköö
hüüdnimi
võsõiduhobune
suurus
kiilas
kükitama
keskpäev
muusik
sõrmega toksima
kergestik
münt

20 Clues: ots • münt • kutse • tuhat • džäss • kesköö • suurus • kiilas • muusik • rahvus • treener • teooria • hüüdnimi • kükitama • keskpäev • kergestik • ülemaailmne • pilvelõhkuja • võsõiduhobune • sõrmega toksima

Words from Unit 7 2020-05-15

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onderwijs
ziek
snoep
overhemd
film
zenders
ziekenhuis
publiceren
onthouden

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verzamelen
omdat
gebeurtenissen
leven
luchtvraat
astronaut
vlucht
afronden
stripboeken
theorie
land

20 Clues: ziek • film • land • omdat • leven • snoep • vlucht • zenders • theorie • overhemd • afronden • onderwijs • astronaut • onthouden • verzamelen • luchtvraat • ziekenhuis • publiceren • stripboeken • gebeurtenissen

upper inter teen u2 vocab 2019-10-23

upper inter teen u2 vocab crossword puzzle

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upadek
zjawisko
około
zniknięcie
head
prowadzić dochodzenie
ostatecznie
considered
dowód

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przeludniony
sąsiadujący
wspólnota
osada
teoria
tajemniczy
cierpieć
opuszczony
obejmować
susza
osłabić

20 Clues: head • osada • około • susza • dowód • upadek • teoria • osłabić • zjawisko • cierpieć • wspólnota • obejmować • tajemniczy • zniknięcie • opuszczony • considered • sąsiadujący • ostatecznie • przeludniony • prowadzić dochodzenie

French Vocab 2023-09-30

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experience
cyberdissidence
technology
bionic
snitch
revolutionary
invention
researche
theory

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ethhical
gene
genetic
innovative
tool
land
cell
tablet
UFO
space
cyberharrasment

20 Clues: UFO • gene • tool • land • cell • space • bionic • snitch • tablet • theory • genetic • ethhical • invention • researche • experience • innovative • technology • revolutionary • cyberdissidence • cyberharrasment

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