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ORIGIN OF THE UNIVERSE VOCABULARY 2023-09-25
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- to turn around repeatedly
- What theory did North Americans believe?
- the middle layer of the Earth that is between the top crust and the inner core
- the thing that forms physical objects and occupies space
- What theory says that it started with the solar system?
- small tiny
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- What cultures believed in the theory of parts of the human body of the gods?
- What is the name of the galaxy we live in?
- fine powder made from a particular substance
- What cultures believed in the theory of mythical animals that emerged from the water?
10 Clues: small tiny • to turn around repeatedly • What theory did North Americans believe? • What is the name of the galaxy we live in? • fine powder made from a particular substance • What theory says that it started with the solar system? • the thing that forms physical objects and occupies space • What cultures believed in the theory of parts of the human body of the gods? • ...
Metaphysics of Mind 2021-01-13
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- Relating to or deriving from experience
- Cannot be reduced
- Properties a thing has in and of itself
- intrinsic/non-Intentional phenomenal properties
- The science of the brain
- The "aboutness" property of mental states
- A mapping from each of the possible inputs to some state to its output
- Country in thought experiment by Block
- Theory that the only substance is matter
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- A modern form of materialism
- A difference or contrast between things
- An either/or claim
- The study of what exists or being
- Mental states are functional states
- Capable of being imagined
- The reducing of one thing to another
- To do with being or real existence
- A test to see if a computer can think
- The theory that only one kind of substance exists
- A proposition asserted to be true
20 Clues: Cannot be reduced • An either/or claim • The science of the brain • Capable of being imagined • A modern form of materialism • The study of what exists or being • A proposition asserted to be true • To do with being or real existence • Mental states are functional states • The reducing of one thing to another • A test to see if a computer can think • ...
Scientific Revolution & More! 2022-12-09
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- Month Mr. Kelcher is born
- Name of Mr. & Mrs. Kelcher's cat
- Theory the Earth was center of Universe
- Place where Mr. Kelcher lived before moving here
- Mr. Kelcher's favorite sport
- Creator of the Reformation
- Press: Invention Luther used to spread the Reformation
- Mr. Kelcher's favorite subject to teach
- Group of people Cortes gets rid of
- Person who discovers Mexico
- Columbus was trying to find what country
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- Belief in reason or logic
- Mr. Kelcher's favorite superhero
- Theory the Sun was center of Universe
- Father of Modern Science
- 2nd step in Scientific Method
- Tickets into Heaven
- Science of Map making
- Person who discovers North America
- Outbreak of contagious diseases
- Person who discovers Central America
- Name of Church Luther nailed 95 Theses to
22 Clues: Tickets into Heaven • Science of Map making • Father of Modern Science • Belief in reason or logic • Month Mr. Kelcher is born • Creator of the Reformation • Person who discovers Mexico • Mr. Kelcher's favorite sport • 2nd step in Scientific Method • Outbreak of contagious diseases • Mr. Kelcher's favorite superhero • Name of Mr. & Mrs. Kelcher's cat • ...
Scientific Revolution & More! 2022-12-09
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- Month Mr. Kelcher is born
- Name of Mr. & Mrs. Kelcher's cat
- Theory the Earth was center of Universe
- Place where Mr. Kelcher lived before moving here
- Mr. Kelcher's favorite sport
- Creator of the Reformation
- Press: Invention Luther used to spread the Reformation
- Mr. Kelcher's favorite subject to teach
- Group of people Cortes gets rid of
- Person who discovers Mexico
- Columbus was trying to find what country
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- Belief in reason or logic
- Mr. Kelcher's favorite superhero
- Theory the Sun was center of Universe
- Father of Modern Science
- 2nd step in Scientific Method
- Tickets into Heaven
- Science of Map making
- Person who discovers North America
- Outbreak of contagious diseases
- Person who discovers Central America
- Name of Church Luther nailed 95 Theses to
22 Clues: Tickets into Heaven • Science of Map making • Father of Modern Science • Belief in reason or logic • Month Mr. Kelcher is born • Creator of the Reformation • Person who discovers Mexico • Mr. Kelcher's favorite sport • 2nd step in Scientific Method • Outbreak of contagious diseases • Mr. Kelcher's favorite superhero • Name of Mr. & Mrs. Kelcher's cat • ...
The Neutral Theory of Evolution 2013-09-21
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- the process of random fluctuation in allele frequencies due to sampling effects
- a technique used by evolutionary biologists to approximate the time two species diverged (hint: 2 words, no space)
- also known as silent mutations, this type of substitution results in a change in nucleotide sequence that doesn't affect the amino acid (protein) sequence
- a form of natural selection that selects for an advantageous trait/mutation in a population
- the ________ neutral theory of evolution takes into account the deleterious and advantageous mutations at the molecular level
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- the evolutionary theory which says that many amino acid and nucleotide substitutions have little or no functional consequence and thus aren't strongly constrained by natural selection.
- a mutation where a purine is exchanged for another purine or a pyrimidine for another pyrimidine; a synonymous ________
- a type of substitution that results in the changing of the nucleotide sequence, which in turn changes the amino acid (protein) sequence
- a mutation where a purine is exchanged for pyrimidine or vice versa; a synonymous ____________
- this form of natural selection selects against an advantageous trait/mutation in a population
- greatest EEB390 GSI ever
11 Clues: greatest EEB390 GSI ever • the process of random fluctuation in allele frequencies due to sampling effects • a form of natural selection that selects for an advantageous trait/mutation in a population • this form of natural selection selects against an advantageous trait/mutation in a population • ...
The Freudian theory of dreaming. 2019-10-23
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- The process of pushing unpleasant thoughts and experiences into the unconscious mind.
- A theory that looks at behaviour as a product of the dynamics of different parts of the personality.
- What is actually experienced in a dream in terms of visual, auditory and other information.
- Feeling or like or dislike towards something.
- The part of the mind that people are not aware but holds thoughts and memories.
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- Based on personal opinion other than fact.
- A collective set of norms and values that determine the way of life of a group of people.
- The true meaning of a dream that is hidden in the manifest content.
- Satisfying urges and desires.
- A series of thoughts, images, and sensations occurring in a person's mind during sleep.
- When certain types of people are over-represented while others are under-represented.
11 Clues: Satisfying urges and desires. • Based on personal opinion other than fact. • Feeling or like or dislike towards something. • The true meaning of a dream that is hidden in the manifest content. • The part of the mind that people are not aware but holds thoughts and memories. • The process of pushing unpleasant thoughts and experiences into the unconscious mind. • ...
FINANCIAL RATIOS 2021-05-31
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- This ratio measures the proportion of the firm's total debt to its total assets.
- Net _____ capital is Current Asset - Current Liabilities.
- _________ ratio measures how many times per year a firm uses its average inventory.
- It shows the amount of current earnings paid out on per share basis to common stockholders.
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- _________ ratio measures how effectively a firm in using its plant and equipment to generate sales and profit.
- This ratio indicates the productivity of assets in producing revenues and the firm's ability to control costs in its operations.
- The _____ ratio measures the extent to which, the claims of short-term creditors are covered by short-term assets.
- _____ ratio: Current Asset - Inventories - Prepaid / Current Liabilities.
- This ratio measures the amount of earnings available to common stockholders per share of common stock held.
- The ______ ratios measure the extent to which the firm uses debt to finance its investment, meet its interest payment obligations.
- This ratio measures the firm's ability to control the income statement items such as revenue, cost of good sold and other expenses.
11 Clues: Net _____ capital is Current Asset - Current Liabilities. • _____ ratio: Current Asset - Inventories - Prepaid / Current Liabilities. • This ratio measures the proportion of the firm's total debt to its total assets. • _________ ratio measures how many times per year a firm uses its average inventory. • ...
Unemployment and the movement away from full-time work 2014-06-16
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- Long-term unemployment refers to a person who has been unemployed for a period of _________ months or more.
- Increase in casual employment.
- Casual employees have little job ___________.
- Subcontractors usually work on ________ term contracts.
- Workers are____________ when the conditions of the market prevent labour resources from being utilised fully.
- Contracting and sub-contracting involve less ____________ for the firm.
- Part-time employees work _________ hours or less a week.
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- Cyclical unemployment is affected by ___________ in the economy.
- Unemployment when moving between jobs.
- Subcontracting allows the firm to focus on one area of _____________.
- A fruit-harvester may experience ____________ unemployment.
- Part-time employment allows greater____________.
- Casual employees do not follow a set working _________.
- Hard-core unemployment encompasses those considered ___________.
14 Clues: Increase in casual employment. • Unemployment when moving between jobs. • Casual employees have little job ___________. • Part-time employment allows greater____________. • Casual employees do not follow a set working _________. • Subcontractors usually work on ________ term contracts. • Part-time employees work _________ hours or less a week. • ...
Galapagos Islands 2023-10-27
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- Galapagos Capital
- Species of Galapagos Sea Lion
- Largest of the Galapagos Islands
- Marine Iguanas' Preferred Environment
- Unique Ecosystems
- Galapagos Island Named After an English Admiral
- Archipelago's Country
- Darwin's Theory of Evolution
- Galapagos Birds with Colorful Feet
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- Unique Island Climate
- Famous Tortoise Species
- Booby Species with Red Feet
- Notable Galapagos Diver's Paradise
- Species That Helped Shape Darwin's Theory
- Volcanic Islands Known for Their Isolation
- Land Tortoise Named After a Naturalist
- Noted Scientist Who Visited the Islands:
17 Clues: Galapagos Capital • Unique Ecosystems • Unique Island Climate • Archipelago's Country • Famous Tortoise Species • Booby Species with Red Feet • Darwin's Theory of Evolution • Species of Galapagos Sea Lion • Largest of the Galapagos Islands • Notable Galapagos Diver's Paradise • Galapagos Birds with Colorful Feet • Marine Iguanas' Preferred Environment • ...
Economics Review Crossword! 2013-04-04
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- One of the factors of production; also called resources.
- This negative of capitalism results in a single corporation cornering (controlling) the market on a good.
- One knock of capitalism is that it can create income _______...for example, America's top 1% controls 35-40% of the wealth.
- The amount of money you have from income AFTER taxes/wages/expenditures.
- One positive of capitalism is that is creates _________ between corporations, resulting in better products at cheaper prices.
- An economic system that is capitalist and has NO government input is called _________ capitalism.
- One of the factors of production; this is the term for the actual people who do the work.
- One positive of capitalism is that economic freedom usually means more _________ freedom.
- AN economy that has the government determine pricing is a ______ economy.
- An economic system that is capitalist but controlled by the government is called _____ capitalism.
- The percentage of income that is profit, measured year to year
- An economy that has parts of one economic system and parts of another is a ______ economy.
- America has the _______ highest GDP in the world.
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- How much of something is put into the market
- What GDP stands for (GDP is the measure of the total worth of the total goods of the economy THAT YEAR).
- One of the factors of production; this is what we call factories, tools, raw materials, etc.
- An economic theory that private industry should control both land and capital. It is also the primary economic system of America.
- An economic system that is capitalist yet provided healthcare/education to the poor is called _____ capitalism.
- This negative of capitalism happens when a single firm has too much power, resulting in lower wages for employees.
- An economy that uses supply and demand to determine price is a ______ economy.
- How badly (or how much) the public wants an item.
21 Clues: How much of something is put into the market • America has the _______ highest GDP in the world. • How badly (or how much) the public wants an item. • One of the factors of production; also called resources. • The percentage of income that is profit, measured year to year • The amount of money you have from income AFTER taxes/wages/expenditures. • ...
Motivation/ Tutorial 12 2016-12-10
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- The extent to which a person believes that he or she is a worthwhile and deserving individual
- Which theory discusses the need for power, need for achievement & the need for affiliation
- A modern theoretical approach to motivation that deals with how people assess the consequences of their behavioral choices and how that assessment goes into their future choice of behaviors
- A modern theoretical approach to motivation that focus more on the conscious thought processes people use to select one behavior from among several
- David McClelland’s….. framework presents some relevant findings for international managers, also demonstrated that the need for achievement can be taught to people in different cultures
- One of Alderfer’s ERG Theory similar to Maslow’s needs for self-actualization and self-esteem
- This theory suggests that one set of factors affects dissatisfaction and another set affects satisfaction
- One of the basic needs in Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
- The amount of effort that an employee is willing to put into work to accomplish an organizationally valued task
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- is a process of various steps to maximize effort toward achieving goals
- A modern theoretical approach to motivation that attempt to identify the specific need or set of needs that result in motivated behavior
- The extent to which a person believes that power and status differences are appropriate within social hierarchies
- One of Alderfer’s ERG Theory similar to Maslow’s need for affiliation; these needs are fulfilled through meaningful and effective support from the work group
- A Need-Based Model that discusses the Social Orientation & Power Orientation
- This theory suggests that people are motivated to behave in certain ways to the extent that they perceive that such behaviors will lead to outcomes they find personally attractive
- One of the basic needs in Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
- The extent to which an individual is gratified by or fulfilled in his or her work
- A person’s beliefs about his or her capabilities to perform a task
- The degree of general importance and value attributed to the working role in an individual’s life
19 Clues: One of the basic needs in Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs • One of the basic needs in Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs • A person’s beliefs about his or her capabilities to perform a task • is a process of various steps to maximize effort toward achieving goals • A Need-Based Model that discusses the Social Orientation & Power Orientation • ...
Quiz 3 2024-11-26
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- A spectrum of light formed when sunlight strikes raindrops, refracts into them, reflects within them, and the refracts out of them
- 300,000 kilometers/second
- The bending of light as it passes through the boundary between two media
- The emission of electrons by a surface when struck by electromagnetic radiation
- Radiant energy visible to the human eye
- Theory that light consists of waves traveling out from light sources
- Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation
- A property of the light that reaches our eyes and is determined by its wavelength or frequency
- Theory that energy is radiated or absorbed in discrete units
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- Light waves restricted to a single plane that is perpendicular to the direction of wave motion
- The spreading of white light into the full spectrum
- The distance that light travels in one year
- Light appears to act as a wave or a particle depending on the type of experiment
- The number of complete vibrations or cycles per second of a wave
- Theory that light consists of a stream of particles
- The colors resulting from the dispersion of white light through a prism
- A property of a wave that describes its ability to bend around obstacles in its path
- The distance between two successive corresponding points on a wave
- The turning back of all or part of a beam of light at a surface
- Packets of energy that carry light or electromagnetic radiation
20 Clues: 300,000 kilometers/second • Radiant energy visible to the human eye • The distance that light travels in one year • The spreading of white light into the full spectrum • Theory that light consists of a stream of particles • Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation • Theory that energy is radiated or absorbed in discrete units • ...
LEADING 2017-02-16
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- Management function that involves inspiring & influencing people in the organization to achieve a common goal.
- theory is about the mental processes regarding choice, or choosing. It explains the processes that an individual undergoes to make choices.
- Non monetary reward that maybe given to individual employees or groups or teams for meritorious service or outstanding performance
- Theory is also known as the 2 factor theory
- he (surname only) further developed Maslow's hierarchy of needs by categorizing the hierarchy into his ERG theory
- Degree to which someone is responsible, dependable, persistent & achievement-oriented
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- he (surname only) created is a motivational model that attempts to explain how the needs for achievement, power, and affiliation affect the actions of people from a managerial context
- Theory which states that behavior is a function of its consequence
- The surname of the person who created the Equity Theory
- Theory is based in the idea that individuals are motivated by fairness, and if they identify inequities in the input or output ratios of themselves and their referent group
10 Clues: Theory is also known as the 2 factor theory • The surname of the person who created the Equity Theory • Theory which states that behavior is a function of its consequence • Degree to which someone is responsible, dependable, persistent & achievement-oriented • ...
VOCAB - Unit 4 2022-03-23
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- entreprise, société
- superlative of "strong" (without the)
- sûr
- fiable
- passionnant, exaltant
- comparative of "far" (with a)
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- publicité
- pratique
- rapide
- loin
- cher
- comparative of "easy"
- spacieux
13 Clues: sûr • loin • cher • rapide • fiable • pratique • spacieux • publicité • entreprise, société • comparative of "easy" • passionnant, exaltant • comparative of "far" (with a) • superlative of "strong" (without the)
Growth and Development 2023-08-25
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- Social smile begins at what age
- the ability to think in abstract terms, learn to reason, argue and plan
- Toddlers are unique in this type of thinking
- Piaget's School Age cognitive development
- What is the milk limit for toddlers (in oz)
- How do you introduce new foods to babies?
- Erickson's Theory Adolescence stage
- Strategy to encourage preschoolers in involvement in care and explain procedures
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- Children should talk by what age
- Pain assessment use for preverbal or nonverbal children
- What age should they be walking
- Object permeance occurs
- Piaget's theory describes infants at what stage
- What type of reflex encourages baby to find breast/bottle?
- What age should baby be sitting up by holding themselves with their arms?
- Toddlers social play
- How many stages in Erickson's Theory
- At 4months of age what supplement should be introduced
- True or False: You can spoil an infant
- Leading cause of mortality and morbidity in adolescences
20 Clues: Toddlers social play • Object permeance occurs • Social smile begins at what age • What age should they be walking • Children should talk by what age • Erickson's Theory Adolescence stage • How many stages in Erickson's Theory • True or False: You can spoil an infant • Piaget's School Age cognitive development • How do you introduce new foods to babies? • ...
Crossword Puzzle Development 2020-03-06
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- absolute or relative
- [blank] factors of development include culture & migration & traditions & gender relations
- North-South [blank]: the physical global divide which represents the different levels of state development
- [blank] factors of development include infrastructure & state debt & use of funds & education & trade relationships
- [blank] footprint is the reason why many Western developed states often score poorly on the Happy Plant Index
- international [blank] is resources transferred between states in the hope to improve that state's condition (sometimes plagued by ulterior motives)
- a process which connected all the levels of analysis
- pathway toward development which has been said to be the largest growing economic sectors in recent years but is often fragile to health epidemics and conflict
- unbalanced access to resources
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- what is done must be not negatively impact future generation (often connected to the environment)
- [blank] factors of development include corruption & legitimacy & accountability & transparency
- theory which believes that government should remain outside of the economy in order to best develop states
- [blank] theory: developed states need developing states to allow their economies to remain dominant
- the main idea of the unit (a broad based and sustained increase in the standard of living and well-being of a level of social organization)
- a ideological theory which states the best pathway toward development is free market competition
- theory without hard policy on development but overall believes in government involvement in the market to support economic growth and therefore development
- [blank] Development Goals are the initial set of goals set up by the U.N. to be reached by 2015
17 Clues: absolute or relative • unbalanced access to resources • a process which connected all the levels of analysis • [blank] factors of development include culture & migration & traditions & gender relations • [blank] factors of development include corruption & legitimacy & accountability & transparency • ...
Extra Credit 2021-05-14
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- NFL team of pirates
- Appeals to the senses in writing
- Scott that raps
- To be hyperbolic
- Italian Sports car (for short)
- This "wraps" it up
- At the CGS they are all broken
- Form of support with ideas
- Geometry theory from Greece
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- Teenagers "life line"
- Really quick or a singer
- NBA team or music genre
- All states have two
- Movie with soon to be released sequel
- Nation of water slides?
- Ape to man theory creator
- Direction and rapper
- honest president
- Baby bear baseball team
- Sodapop is a Greek God for example
- Question mark sentence
- Islands of discovery
22 Clues: Scott that raps • To be hyperbolic • honest president • This "wraps" it up • NFL team of pirates • All states have two • Direction and rapper • Islands of discovery • Teenagers "life line" • Question mark sentence • NBA team or music genre • Nation of water slides? • Baby bear baseball team • Really quick or a singer • Ape to man theory creator • Form of support with ideas • ...
The Mystery of the Mary Celeste! 2025-05-15
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- Likely emotion if crew felt threatened
- This was lacking, adding to the mystery
- Another wild explanation
- The captain's surname
- Description of belongings on the ship
- A theory with no evidence
- Ocean where the ship was found
- The name of the ghost ship
- The enduring appeal of the Mary Celeste story
- The ship was full of this
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- Also found in good supply
- This was missing from the ship
- Where the ship set sail from
- A term used for abandoned vessels
- Main mystery surrounding the voyage
- Possible cause of panic from alcohol cargo
- Still on board when found
- The captain’s young daughter
- A far-fetched theory
- Destination of the voyage
- Group of people who vanished
- Found on board, showing no sign of danger
- One possible natural cause
- Name of the captain’s wife
24 Clues: A far-fetched theory • The captain's surname • Another wild explanation • Also found in good supply • Still on board when found • A theory with no evidence • Destination of the voyage • The ship was full of this • The name of the ghost ship • One possible natural cause • Name of the captain’s wife • Where the ship set sail from • The captain’s young daughter • ...
The Theory of Words 2024-02-25
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- not based on personal feelings, interpretation or prejudice; based on facts alone
- proof used for justification
- an unfair prejudice or inclination
- a philosophical perspective according to which reason is the primary source and arbiter of truth and knowledge
- justified true belief
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- the quality of being reliably true
- a particular point of view
- information on the initial setting of a situation that helps in better understanding it
8 Clues: justified true belief • a particular point of view • proof used for justification • the quality of being reliably true • an unfair prejudice or inclination • not based on personal feelings, interpretation or prejudice; based on facts alone • information on the initial setting of a situation that helps in better understanding it • ...
Personality- Unit 5 Psychology 2017-05-01
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- / Defense mechanism that involves the refusal to accept the reality of something
- / Part of the 5 Factor Model; contrasts reliability with sensitivity
- / One of the four types of conflict, Avoidance- _____, is a choice between 2 equally unattractive alternatives
- / He was a pioneer in humanistic psychology, will identify a Hierarchy of Needs
- / Defense mechanism that involves the removal of anxiety causing ideas & pushing them into the unconsciousness
- / are the forces that motivate an organism to take action
- / Part of the Five-Factor Model of personality; contrasts talkativeness with passivity
- / According to the _____-process theory, emotions come in pairs, with one emotion being followed by its opposite
- / The _______ Barid theory suggests that emotions accompany the bodily response that are aroused by an external stimulus
- / According to ________ Approach, when something happens to a person, in a certain situation, they quickly interpret & respond with a behavior.
- / part of 5 Factor Model; contrasts organization with carelessness
- / Love & ______ is the 3rd tier of Maslow's Hierarchy in which the person has found acceptance among loved ones.
- / states of feelings in people
- / Reaching self-____ is at the top of the Hierarchy; a person has reached their full potential
- / The 2nd tier in the Hierarchy in which the person finds protection from danger
- / a stimulus that moves a person to behave in ways to accomplish a goal
- / In the James-______ Theory suggests that people's emotions follow, rather than cause their behavioral reactions.
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- / is described as negative stress caused by pressure or anxiety
- / 5 Factor Model; contrasts imagination to lack of perceptiveness
- / According to the Cognitive ______ Theory people are motivated to reduce the tensions caused by inconsistent actions
- / a condition in which we require something we lack
- / The desire to join with others & be part of something larger than oneself
- / One of the four types of conflict, Approach- ________ is a choice between two equally attractive alternatives
- / Part of the 5 Factor Model or Personality; contrasts kindness & trust with selfishness & distrust
- / The 4th tier on the Hierarchy of Needs; person has attained achievement, recognition & respect from others
- / behavior patterns genetically transmitted from generation to generation
- / The theory of _______ consistency maintains that people think & behave how others expect them to.
- / The most basic level in the Hierarchy of Needs; in which the person has found food, water and shelter
- / When learning goals are rewarded internally, such as self-satisfaction
- / External rewards given as awards for things such as good grades, income & respect
- / ____ Theorists argue that even if basic drives such as hunger is inborn, cultural experiences influence the behavioral actions used to satisfy the drive
- / According to _______ theory, people need to organize their beliefs in a harmonious manner
- / is described as positive stress, usually caused when taking on a challenging task to achieve a goal
- / People who are driven to be successful, willing to tackle challenging situations are said to have high ______________________ Motivation
34 Clues: / states of feelings in people • / a condition in which we require something we lack • / are the forces that motivate an organism to take action • / is described as negative stress caused by pressure or anxiety • / 5 Factor Model; contrasts imagination to lack of perceptiveness • / part of 5 Factor Model; contrasts organization with carelessness • ...
Theories of Child Development 2016-01-09
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- / influences of the child's ecological system
- / rewards and punishments
- / scaffolding
- / assimilation and accomodation
- theory / learning and development are constructed through interactions
- Gardner / multiple intelligences
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- / children as active and able learners
- theory / children as independent and active learners
- theory / learning happens as a response to environmental influences
- theory / ages and stages of learning and development
- Bowlby / importance of security and attachment
11 Clues: / scaffolding • / rewards and punishments • / assimilation and accomodation • Gardner / multiple intelligences • / children as active and able learners • / influences of the child's ecological system • Bowlby / importance of security and attachment • theory / children as independent and active learners • theory / ages and stages of learning and development • ...
Chapter 11 terms 2023-10-06
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- allows corporations to buy outstanding bonds before the maturity date
- a legal document detailing all conditions relating to a bond issue
- a financially independent firm that acts as a bondholder's representative
- investments that increase in value
- date the date when the corporation is to repay t
- bond that's registered in the owner's name by issuing the company
- A dollar amount the bondholder will receive at the bond's maturity
- bond that's registered in the owner's name by the issuing company
- a debt security system issued by a state or local government
- the rate of return earned by an investor who holds a bond for a period of time
- The ability to buy or sell an investment quickly
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- a bond that is repaid from the income generated by the project it's made to finance
- a written pledge of a government to repay a sum of money
- bond that can be exchanged for a specific number of shares of a corporations common stock
- allows corporations to buy outstanding bonds from current bondholders
- bond that is backed only by the reputation of the issuing corporation
- corporate bond secured by various assets of the issuing firm
- the measure of uncertainty about an outcome
- The amount of money you can get quickly in case of emergency
- minimal risk or loss
20 Clues: minimal risk or loss • investments that increase in value • the measure of uncertainty about an outcome • The ability to buy or sell an investment quickly • date the date when the corporation is to repay t • a written pledge of a government to repay a sum of money • corporate bond secured by various assets of the issuing firm • ...
Feminism, Green Theory and Game Theory 2021-11-26
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- How many types of games between states we have in the paradigm "game theory"?
- The movement which try to keep balance between men and women.
- whose slogan is this "personal is international.
- This theory approves that international relations system is the game arena and relations beetwen states are not more than games.
- The author of the "Bananas, beaches and
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- One of the assumptions which is figured both in feminism and neoliberalism.
- The type of game in the game theory with the slogan "the winner will get all".
- the creator of the game theory.
- Feminists reckon that realism, neorealism and many other theories are ... theory.
- The paradigm based on ecological principles.
10 Clues: the creator of the game theory. • The author of the "Bananas, beaches and • The paradigm based on ecological principles. • whose slogan is this "personal is international. • The movement which try to keep balance between men and women. • One of the assumptions which is figured both in feminism and neoliberalism. • ...
9 B 2023-03-20
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- a production unit
- a business under a name and registration
- firm which have production units in more than one country
- includes all works related to skill
- processing resources in to usable goods with the help of machinaries and tools
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- which is involded in research and development
- owned by government
- shares are available in the stock exchage
- collecting natural resources as it is
- a group of firms in same line of production
- main motive of a business
11 Clues: a production unit • owned by government • main motive of a business • includes all works related to skill • collecting natural resources as it is • a business under a name and registration • shares are available in the stock exchage • a group of firms in same line of production • which is involded in research and development • ...
The history of cell theory 2021-09-13
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- Scientist who discovered cells while looking at a thin piece of cork.
- German scientist who discovered plants were made of cells
- This is the basic unit of life and all living things are made of these
- Anton van Leeuwenhoek made his own version of the microscope and discovered something very odd when he looked a the gunk on his teeth. What did he discover?
- German scientist that discovered cells come from preexisting cells
- German scientist who discovered animals were made of cells.
- Instrument invented by Zacharias Jensen
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- Scientist who discovered single-cell organisms
- Scientific skills practiced by scientists to get to the cell theory
- How were bacteria called first?
- This is the minimum number of cells needed to be considered living.
11 Clues: How were bacteria called first? • Instrument invented by Zacharias Jensen • Scientist who discovered single-cell organisms • German scientist who discovered plants were made of cells • German scientist who discovered animals were made of cells. • German scientist that discovered cells come from preexisting cells • ...
UPSA Crossword 2023-10-16
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- The theorist associated with the Little Albert experiment
- His experiments with dogs led to discoveries about conditioned reflexes
- Comprises of thoughts, memories, desires and feelings that one is not aware of
- Created a hierarchy of human needs, from basic to self-actualization
- The environment shapes human behavior through reinforcement and punishment
- The theory of Psychology that aims to understand the adaptive, fulfilling and creative aspects of human existence
- The theory that looks at the effects of unconscious motives and early childhood experiences
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- Analyzed the basic elements of the consciousness
- Holistic approach that focuses on the whole person
- The study of behavior through the lens of biology and Darwinism
- Study of the unconscious mental and emotional processes that influence behavior
- Known for observing children's behaviors with a "Bobo" doll
- An approach that analyzes mental states/human behavior in terms of their purposes
- One of the founders of humanistic psychology, known especially for person-centered psychotherapy
- Theory that is more focused on patterns and whole structures rather than individual parts
15 Clues: Analyzed the basic elements of the consciousness • Holistic approach that focuses on the whole person • The theorist associated with the Little Albert experiment • Known for observing children's behaviors with a "Bobo" doll • The study of behavior through the lens of biology and Darwinism • Created a hierarchy of human needs, from basic to self-actualization • ...
Motivation Theories 2024-03-14
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- Reflects whether employees feel their organization informs them well.
- Concerns the fairness of the outcomes received.
- Emotional and cognitive investment in job performance.
- Theory that posits motivation as a result of individual's assessment of effort and outcomes.
- Belief in one's ability to succeed in specific situations.
- Positive consequence that strengthens behavior it follows.
- The drive to excel and achieve.
- A form of justice that looks at the allocation of resources.
- Targets that are specific and challenging to enhance performance.
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- Focuses on the interpersonal nature of fairness.
- A theory that examines how behavioral outcomes are influenced by rewards or punishments.
- The perception of being treated with dignity and respect.
- The theory that emphasizes control over actions for intrinsic motivation.
- A state of fairness in the workplace impacting motivation.
- Maslow's highest level of needs.
- Factors intrinsic to work that lead to job satisfaction.
- Desire for friendly relationships, according to McClelland.
- The need for interpersonal relationships.
- Effort leading to performance appraisal expectation.
- Factors leading to dissatisfaction, as identified by Herzberg.
- The need for safety and security.
- Involves the fairness and transparency of the process.
- First level of human needs focused on basic survival according to Maslow.
- McClelland identified this as a desire to influence others.
- The desire for respect and esteem.
25 Clues: The drive to excel and achieve. • Maslow's highest level of needs. • The need for safety and security. • The desire for respect and esteem. • The need for interpersonal relationships. • Concerns the fairness of the outcomes received. • Focuses on the interpersonal nature of fairness. • Effort leading to performance appraisal expectation. • ...
Chapter 8 Vocab 2023-03-08
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- the similar body plans of two different organisms
- proposed that organs not used would disappear
- a sequencing of rock layers that supposedly provided a permanent record of the history of he earth and the sequence and rate at which life evolved through its various forms
- an organ that has no apparent function
- belief that all forms of life began from one organism
- measured by the production and survival of its offspring
- present, natural processes to explain the past
- the idea that all was created intelligently
- proponets of this theory believe that the earth is billions of years old and that at particular moments of time, God created new creatures
- a person who believes the three theories of evolution
- measures the decay of a radioactive substance into a nonradioactive substance
- the concept that the environment determines what an individual is
- the overall perspective enabling a person to see and interpret the world
- changes in offspring producing many different forms from a common ancestor
- a person who believes the basics of a Christian worldview
- the practice of breeding two organisms to form a more pure form of that species
- states that the environment may cause certain characteristics to become dominant in a population by allowing organisms with the most suitable traits to survive long enough to reproduce
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- when a species of organisms is wiped out entirely
- three theories within one category. Are as follows: 1. Theory of cosmological beginnings 2. Theory of biological evolutional
- the theory that the great flood caused the majority of he fossils
- the belief that only things we can know with confidence are things we can learn through scientific study
- the shapes and contours of the earth's surface
- a mixture of Bible truths and evolutionistic theories
- the makeup of complex organisms
- structure many organs that are similar to in structure and function between two different organisms
- load the number of mutations an organism (or sometimes a gene pool) has
- any direct or indirect evidence of a once-living organism that is embedded or preserved in the earth's crust
- similar environments causing similar traits in unrelated organisms
- the principal that only the strongest and most suited for survival will remain dominant and survive
- the idea that a system must have been designed if it involves a particular pattern and is highly improbable
- states that newer forms of organisms are actually the modified descendants of much older, similar organisms
- the adult stage of life for any organism in
- the period of time before the flood
- the origin of life from nonliving substances
- the thought that there was no designer or evolution
- the belief that there were periods of time when evolution happened rapidly, followed by periods of time when almost no evolution took place
- 1. God made the world and placed humans at the center of that world for the purpose of glorifying Himself 2. the world has fallen into a broken condition because of human sin 3. God is working to redeem this world to himself
- the theory that the seven days of creation were actually seven ages
- a belief that science must be kept free from religious influence
- the process of layering sand and materials to form sedimentary rock
- the idea that interdependent parts and processes could not have developed in gradual steps
- (mutation selection theory)the concept that mutations supplies the variations and that natural selection determines which variations will survive and breed
42 Clues: the makeup of complex organisms • the period of time before the flood • an organ that has no apparent function • the adult stage of life for any organism in • the idea that all was created intelligently • the origin of life from nonliving substances • proposed that organs not used would disappear • the shapes and contours of the earth's surface • ...
The Atom 2023-03-30
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- The most common form of carbon in nature is...?
- The modern theory of the atom is electrons move around the nucleus like a...?
- A pure form of matter that cannot be broken down into a simpler substance.
- The finger print of the atom.
- The smallest part of a chemical that can exist.
- A neutral subatomic particle in the atom.
- Atoms of the same element that have different number of neutrons.
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- If an atom was blown up the size of a football stadium, then it's nucleus would be the size of a...
- The middle of the atom, which is very dense!
- This scientist had a theory that atoms were like chocolate cookies.
- So so small, that they are basically mass-less.
- In Carbon-14, there are _______ neutrons in the nucleus.
- The word "atom" comes from the Greek term...?
- The charge of a proton is...?
- This scientist had a theory that an atom was like the solar system where particles orbit around a nucleus!
15 Clues: The finger print of the atom. • The charge of a proton is...? • A neutral subatomic particle in the atom. • The middle of the atom, which is very dense! • The word "atom" comes from the Greek term...? • The most common form of carbon in nature is...? • So so small, that they are basically mass-less. • The smallest part of a chemical that can exist. • ...
Devil's Arithmetic Vocabulary 2013-05-01
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- A safe place
- Persistent, firm
- Extremely embarrassed
- Extreme force, strength
- Confused
- On purpose
- Rebelled
- Accompanied, led
- Fancy, decorative
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- Serious
- Surprised
- The opposite of what is expected
- Without planning
- Having no reason for
- Widespread
- Payment
- Difficult to grasp
- Shocking, frightful
- Sudden
- Agreement
20 Clues: Sudden • Serious • Payment • Confused • Rebelled • Surprised • Agreement • Widespread • On purpose • A safe place • Without planning • Persistent, firm • Accompanied, led • Fancy, decorative • Difficult to grasp • Shocking, frightful • Having no reason for • Extremely embarrassed • Extreme force, strength • The opposite of what is expected
Quiz@trix Prelim II 2019-07-13
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- Confusion= { ++++++++++[>+>+++>+++++++>++++++++++<<<<-]>>>++++++++++++++.>++++++++++++++.<+++++++++++++.>----.+++++.<++++++++.>.+.-----.+++. }
- Faster than Android and macOS
- An Apple fell on the M68
- Theory of Relativity
- That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind
- Pray for Me
- Dr Dre
- A Co-Founder who Cameoed in the Big Bang Theory
- 43 72 65 61 74 6f 72 6f 66 49 6e 74 65 72 6e 65 74
- Cheese Grater
- Don't panic, it's organic!
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- The reason to move on: courage
- 氧气
- We are under assault- The engines are dead, life support failing
- Insomniac
- That's all folks!
- Jeremy Zucker
- --- -. . .--. .-.. ..- ...
- I love you, bro
- A new kind of credit card
20 Clues: 氧气 • Dr Dre • Insomniac • Pray for Me • Jeremy Zucker • Cheese Grater • I love you, bro • That's all folks! • Theory of Relativity • An Apple fell on the M68 • A new kind of credit card • --- -. . .--. .-.. ..- ... • Don't panic, it's organic! • Faster than Android and macOS • The reason to move on: courage • A Co-Founder who Cameoed in the Big Bang Theory • ...
Great Books 2022-10-12
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- Father of Inquiry
- Posed the questions answered by "Why War"
- Relating to money
- Author of "Why War"
- Theory of the rational thought
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- Fearing the meeting of social selves
- Author of "The Social Me"
- Natural from birth
- Theory related to morals and societal structure
- Theory caters to the primal, selfish, needs/wants
10 Clues: Father of Inquiry • Relating to money • Natural from birth • Author of "Why War" • Author of "The Social Me" • Theory of the rational thought • Fearing the meeting of social selves • Posed the questions answered by "Why War" • Theory related to morals and societal structure • Theory caters to the primal, selfish, needs/wants
Music Theory: Review of the First Quarter 2017-10-24
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- An articulation symbol which shortens the duration of a note (from Italian for “detached”)
- A curved line connecting two or more notes of different pitches
- A curved line connecting two notes of the same pitch
- A thin line followed by a thick line; signifies the end of a piece of music
- Used to designate notes of low pitches
- Short lines added to extend the range of a staff when a note is above or below it
- A line which crosses the staff and divides it into measures, or bars
- A sudden, strong accent (from the Italian for “forceful”)
- A note that spans four beats
- The area between bar lines
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- Gradually slower
- The five lines and four spaces on which music is written
- Used to designate notes of high pitches
- (in simple meter) Two numbers which dictate the number of beats in each measure and the note duration which receives one beat
- A method of assigning syllables to the tones of the diatonic scale
- To be performed smoothly
- Moderately soft
- Fast and jolly
- A symbol placed on the left side of a staff that designates pitches on that staff
- Plural of “staff”
20 Clues: Fast and jolly • Moderately soft • Gradually slower • Plural of “staff” • To be performed smoothly • The area between bar lines • A note that spans four beats • Used to designate notes of low pitches • Used to designate notes of high pitches • A curved line connecting two notes of the same pitch • The five lines and four spaces on which music is written • ...
Rowyn Ruddek - Enlightenment and Revoltution 2024-12-18
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- earth is the center
- telescope to the sky
- judicial, executive, legislative branches equal power
- fancy parties
- simple and elegant style
- giving up freedom for the government
- new absolute monarch
- a belief or theory
- state governments vs national governments
- sun centered
- group of intellectuals in france
- separate powers of the government
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- using logic and reason
- leader of russia
- questioning traditional beliefs about the natural world
- major use of John Locke's ideas
- belief in existance
- extravagant and gaudy style
- people corrupted by civilization
- equality for women in education
- July 4, 1776
- theory of universal gravitation
- way to solve problems
- master of satire and freedom of speech
- uses beccarias legal ideas
- God given rights
26 Clues: July 4, 1776 • sun centered • fancy parties • leader of russia • God given rights • a belief or theory • earth is the center • belief in existance • telescope to the sky • new absolute monarch • way to solve problems • using logic and reason • simple and elegant style • uses beccarias legal ideas • extravagant and gaudy style • major use of John Locke's ideas • equality for women in education • ...
Insurance 2 2025-11-24
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- Risks that directly affect an individual or family.
- Risk that can financially cripple or bankrupt the firm if a loss occurs.
- Risk related to the firm’s business operations
- Risk related to the lawsuits for bodily injury and property damage
- Risk management that combines into a single unified treatment program all major risks faced by the firm
- Techniques that reduce the frequency or severity of losses. Risk _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
- Techniques that provide for the funding of losses risk namel Risk _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
- reduce the severity of a loss after it occurs. Loss _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
- Cause of Loss
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- technique refers to having back-ups or copies of important documents or property
- reduces the probability of loss so that frequency of losses is reduced Loss - - - - - - - - - -
- A situation in which either profit or loss is possible.
- Risk that refers to uncertainty regarding the firm’s financial goals and objectives
- Physically or technologically separating items.
- Risk of collapse of an entire system
- risk where there is no opportunity for profit or positive outcome
- risk related to of adverse changes in commodity prices, interest rates, foreign exchange rates, and the value of money.
- Condition that creates or increases the frequency or severity of loss
- risk control techniques of avoiding the risk
- Insurance company concentrate on this type of risk
20 Clues: Cause of Loss • Risk of collapse of an entire system • risk control techniques of avoiding the risk • Risk related to the firm’s business operations • Physically or technologically separating items. • Insurance company concentrate on this type of risk • Risks that directly affect an individual or family. • A situation in which either profit or loss is possible. • ...
PHI-240 FINAL PROJECT 2024-07-22
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- A group of statements.
- A theory asserting that the morally right action is its consequences.
- A theory asserting that the morally right action benefits the greater good.
- A theory asserting that the morally right action is the one that produces the most favorable balance of good over evil for oneself.
- An assertion that something is or is not the case.
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- The statement supported in an argument.
- A theory asserting categorical imperative.
- An argument that is supposed to give logically conclusive support to its conclusion.
- A perspective on moral issues regarding women's interests.
- A deductive argument that does in fact provide logically conclusive support for its conclusion.
- The philosophical study or morality.
- The deliberate termination of a pregnancy.
12 Clues: A group of statements. • The philosophical study or morality. • The statement supported in an argument. • A theory asserting categorical imperative. • The deliberate termination of a pregnancy. • An assertion that something is or is not the case. • A perspective on moral issues regarding women's interests. • ...
Scientific revolutio 2023-11-20
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- developed the scientific method
- a Greek philosopher
- found the mountains on the moon and other telescopic adventure
- proposed a heliocentric system that the planets orbit around the Sun
- resolution scientific and mathematical advancement during the 17th century
- the theory that the sun is the center of the solar system
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- Came up with the theory of gravity
- System all theory were approved by Aristotle
- the theory that the earth is the center of the solar system
- a force that pull objects towards the earth
10 Clues: a Greek philosopher • developed the scientific method • Came up with the theory of gravity • a force that pull objects towards the earth • System all theory were approved by Aristotle • the theory that the sun is the center of the solar system • the theory that the earth is the center of the solar system • found the mountains on the moon and other telescopic adventure • ...
PSM 2017-11-21
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- long-term advantage
- suggests that resources gain social legitimacy through stakeholder collaboration
- the ability to integrate, build and reconfigure internal and external processes and competencies to address a rapidly changing environment
- abbreviation of the four criteria that should be met to consider a resource as firm's competitive advantage
- self-interest seeking on the part of organization involving some king of guile or deliberate deceit
- the structure and functuon of a relationship relates to the specificity of resources to be transferred
- argues that relations with outside parties are essential to develop competitive and collaborative strategic advantage
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- emphasizes that it is increasingly necessary for companies to access important resources through external relatinships with other companies
- the cost incurred in making any economic exchange
- concentrates on minimization of transcaction costs as the principal driver of make-buy decisions
- the extent to which the investment made to support a particular transaction have a higher value with regard to that transaction than they would have if they were deployed for any other purpose
- focuses on the unique resources and capabilities controlled by the firm as sources of sustainable competitive advantage
- long-term contracting, imply some degree of asset specific investment and dependency between the actors
- the theory identifies criteria that resources must satisfy in order to qualify as sources of sustainable competitive advantage, but provides little guidance on how to develop resources that meet these requirements
14 Clues: long-term advantage • the cost incurred in making any economic exchange • suggests that resources gain social legitimacy through stakeholder collaboration • concentrates on minimization of transcaction costs as the principal driver of make-buy decisions • self-interest seeking on the part of organization involving some king of guile or deliberate deceit • ...
Motivation/ Tutorial 12 2016-12-10
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- A person’s beliefs about his or her capabilities to perform a task
- One of Alderfer’s ERG Theory similar to Maslow’s need for affiliation; these needs are fulfilled through meaningful and effective support from the work group
- The degree of general importance and value attributed to the working role in an individual’s life
- A modern theoretical approach to motivation that attempt to identify the specific need or set of needs that result in motivated behavior
- The extent to which a person believes that power and status differences are appropriate within social hierarchies
- The extent to which a person believes that he or she is a worthwhile and deserving individual
- The extent to which an individual is gratified by or fulfilled in his or her work
- One of the basic needs in Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
- A modern theoretical approach to motivation that deals with how people assess the consequences of their behavioral choices and how that assessment goes into their future choice of behaviors
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- One of Alderfer’s ERG Theory similar to Maslow’s needs for self-actualization and self-esteem
- A modern theoretical approach to motivation that focus more on the conscious thought processes people use to select one behavior from among several
- This theory suggests that one set of factors affects dissatisfaction and another set affects satisfaction
- David McClelland’s….. framework presents some relevant findings for international managers, also demonstrated that the need for achievement can be taught to people in different cultures
- is a process of various steps to maximize effort toward achieving goals
- One of the basic needs in Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
- This theory suggests that people are motivated to behave in certain ways to the extent that they perceive that such behaviors will lead to outcomes they find personally attractive
- A Need-Based Model that discusses the Social Orientation & Power Orientation
- The amount of effort that an employee is willing to put into work to accomplish an organizationally valued task
- Which theory discusses the need for power, need for achievement & the need for affiliation
19 Clues: One of the basic needs in Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs • One of the basic needs in Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs • A person’s beliefs about his or her capabilities to perform a task • is a process of various steps to maximize effort toward achieving goals • A Need-Based Model that discusses the Social Orientation & Power Orientation • ...
THE LANGUAGE OF MUSIC - further theory review 2025-11-13
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- The alternative time to using 4/4 as a time signature
- The beat is example J is a ___________ quarter note
- The name given to singing many notes on one syllable
- The melody in example F moves by ______
- A symbol used to add to a note, half its value
- The name of the rest in example K
- The name of the curved line in example M
- The symbols in example L
- The value of a whole note in 4/4 time is _______ beats
- The word spelled in example A
- The number beats created by the tied notes in example F
- The name of the rest in example B
- The word spelled in example F
- The number of beats per bar in example K
- The word spelled in example C
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- There are three of them in example F
- The flat in example L ______ a note a half step
- The name of the lines used to draw notes off the stave
- The time signature gives us information about the ____
- The word spelled in example J
- The other word for stave
- The melody in example C move by _____
- Example H is an example of _________ duple meter
- The name of the curved line in example F
- The note or rest needed to complete the bar in example E
- The name of the clef in example A
- A shortened boy's name in example G
27 Clues: The other word for stave • The symbols in example L • The word spelled in example J • The word spelled in example A • The word spelled in example F • The word spelled in example C • The name of the rest in example K • The name of the clef in example A • The name of the rest in example B • A shortened boy's name in example G • There are three of them in example F • ...
Research concepts 2021-02-18
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- refers to an amount of things.
- a base or basic principle
- something that is supposed
- knowledge based on the “positive” data of experience.
- a pursuit of knowledge
- the theory of knowledge.
- whole world in which something exists
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- assumptions about the nature of reality.
- people construct their knowledge.
- explanation of an aspect of the natural world
- a way of doing an activity .
- is a system of ways of doing.
- Studies the nature of existence.
- objects collected From a population
- representation of a real
15 Clues: a pursuit of knowledge • representation of a real • the theory of knowledge. • a base or basic principle • something that is supposed • a way of doing an activity . • is a system of ways of doing. • refers to an amount of things. • Studies the nature of existence. • people construct their knowledge. • objects collected From a population • whole world in which something exists • ...
Midterm Extra Credit Puzzle 2021-05-16
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- Individuals who have a distinct criminal personality.
- The failure to achieve positively valued goals.
- Factors that protect youths from crime.
- Theory that government intervention in the lives of delinquents makes matters worse.
- State of affairs when the norms and values of society weaken and can no longer control behavior.
- Developed theory of Differential Association.
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- Developed the concept of the "born criminal."
- The person can thus no longer commit crime.
- National Incident-Based Reporting System.
- Theory that the law is the result of a battle between groups that have different levels of power.
- People who adopt the culturally approved goals of society but pursues them through unacceptable means.
- The use of the scientific method to study crime.
- Delinquents deny responsibility, injury, victims, condemners, and appeal to higher loyalties for their crimes.
- Criminals deserve punishment.
14 Clues: Criminals deserve punishment. • Factors that protect youths from crime. • National Incident-Based Reporting System. • The person can thus no longer commit crime. • Developed the concept of the "born criminal." • Developed theory of Differential Association. • The failure to achieve positively valued goals. • The use of the scientific method to study crime. • ...
Scientific Revolution 2024-05-14
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- a belief in reason and logic as the primary paths to knowledge
- Most important scientist of the scientific revolution, first person to study the sky with a telescope.
- modern science emerged as a new way of gaining knowledge about the natural world
- German astronomer, mapped the orbits of the planets
- an instrument used to view distant objects
- an idea or assumption to be tested in an experiment
- Greatest and most influential scientist who ever lived, created laws about gravity and motion.
- a theory that places the sun at the center of the solar system.
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- a step-by-step method of investigation involving observation and theory to test scientific assumptions
- Theory a theory that Earth is the center of the solar system or the universe.
- the force of attraction between all masses in the universe
- Polish astronomer, wrote on the Revolution of the Celestial Spheres
12 Clues: an instrument used to view distant objects • German astronomer, mapped the orbits of the planets • an idea or assumption to be tested in an experiment • the force of attraction between all masses in the universe • a belief in reason and logic as the primary paths to knowledge • a theory that places the sun at the center of the solar system. • ...
Bandura Crossword Puzzle!! 2023-09-26
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- “A learning process advanced by social learning theory in which behavior is learned through observing others being rewarded for that behavior. An observer is likely to repeat a behavior in anticipation of being rewarded.”
- The ________ was used to “ascertain how children learn aggressive behaviors through imitation”
- _________ is the “response to the standard set at the judgment step and would be a rewarding or punishing response depending on how far standards were met.” One of three component that describe how “Individuals [control] their own behavior”
- The operant conditioning theory was developed by ________, which played a pivotal role in influencing Bandura.
- Bandura's four-step ____________ processes include Observation, Retention, Produce, and Motivation
- Individuals who “shy away from tasks they view as personal threats” have a _______ Self-efficacy.
- Stress Reactions, Mastery, Social Persuasion, and Vicarious Influence are the four components of __________ for supporting self-efficacy development.
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- The name which Bandura later gave to his own social learning theory which takes account of the thought processes which he theorized were key to learning.”
- _______ is “comparing ourselves with a standard; this might be a fixed standard or one that the individual creates for themselves.” One of three component that describe how “Individuals [control] their own behavior”
- “A learning process advanced by social learning theory in which undesirable behavior is avoided through observing others being punished for that behavior. An observer is unlikely to repeat behavior if they see someone else being punished.”
- __________ is when individuals look at their own behavior and monitor it accordingly. One of the three components that describe how “individuals [control] their own behavior”
- “A theory first advanced by academics at the Yale Institute of Human Relations in the 1930s, but which was popularized by the work of Bandura, Ross and Ross in the 1960s through their Bobo doll experiments, the theory proposes that behaviors are learned through observing and imitation.”
- “The ability a person has to regulate their own behavior, emotion and thought responses in particular situations.”
- Individuals who “heighten or sustain their efforts in the face of failures or setbacks” have a _______ Self-efficacy.
- Bandura was the “youngest of ___ children to parents who were Eastern European immigrants”
- One of the observations from the Bobo Doll experiment was that “children who observed the aggressive models made far _____ imitative aggressive responses than those who were in the non-aggressive or control groups”
- Bandura and ___________ “emphasized the importance of language construction in the development of human consciousness, which allows the individual to take control of the social potential of their environments”
- “The confidence an individual has in themselves to produce a desired result.”
18 Clues: “The confidence an individual has in themselves to produce a desired result.” • Bandura was the “youngest of ___ children to parents who were Eastern European immigrants” • The ________ was used to “ascertain how children learn aggressive behaviors through imitation” • ...
Criticisms about LMX theory 2026-03-06
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- What factors may have an impact on LMX relationships.
- The researchers of the theory have no
- The criticism facts of LMX theory
- subordinates’ perceptions of the fairness of pay increases and what opportunities.
- The theory does not fully explain how _____________ leader member exchanges are created
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- No __________ ________ have used dyadic measures to analyze the LMX process.
- Questions have been raised about what
- LMX theory does not address other _______ issues
- The basic ideas of criticism of the theory are not fully
9 Clues: The criticism facts of LMX theory • Questions have been raised about what • The researchers of the theory have no • LMX theory does not address other _______ issues • What factors may have an impact on LMX relationships. • The basic ideas of criticism of the theory are not fully • No __________ ________ have used dyadic measures to analyze the LMX process. • ...
crossword puzzle 1 2022-10-07
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- someone who gives long-term advice about something
- the written form of %
- the act of putting money into a business to buy new stock or machines
- the official records of all the money spent or received by a firm
- information that is collected to be analyzed
- a firm or business
- someone WHO is paid to work for someone else
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- when you don't work the entire day or the entire week
- basic needs
- boring or not interesting (in the text p.157)
- a professional bill for the payment of services or goods
- a person who solves specific problems on a short-term basis
12 Clues: basic needs • a firm or business • the written form of % • information that is collected to be analyzed • someone WHO is paid to work for someone else • boring or not interesting (in the text p.157) • someone who gives long-term advice about something • when you don't work the entire day or the entire week • a professional bill for the payment of services or goods • ...
Chapter 9: Motivation and Emotion 2021-06-02
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- The weight the body normally maintains when one is trying neither to gain nor to lose weight(if weight falls below the normal level, appetite increases and metabolic rate decreases; if weight is gained, appetite decreases and metabolic rate increases so that the original weight is restored)
- Emotions that are found in all cultures (ex: fear, anger, disgust, surprise, joy, happiness, sadness and distress) are reflected in the same facial expressions across cultures, and emerge in children according to their biological timetable
- Hypothesis The idea that the muscular movements involved in certain facial expressions trigger the corresponding emotions (EX: smiling makes us happy)
- A two-stage theory stating that for emotion to occur, there must be a (1) physiological arousal and (2) an interpretation or explanation of the arousal
- The theory that emotional feelings result when we become aware of our physiological response to an emotion-provoking stimulus (in other words, we are afraid because we tremble)
- According to Sternberg's theory, the most complete form of love, consisting of three components--intimacy, passion and commitment.
- Excessive fatness; a term applied to men whose body fat exceeds 20 percent of their weight; and to women whose body fat exceeds 30 percent of their weight
- Numbering between 30 and 40 billion cells that serve as storehouses for liquefied fat in the body; with weight loss, they decrease in size but not in number
- The need to accomplish something difficult and to perform at a high standard of excellence
- The rate at which the body burns calories to produce energy
- The part of the hypothalamus that apparently acts as a feeding centre and when activated, signals an animal to eat; when destroyed, the animal initially refuses to eat.
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- Motives acquired though experiences and interaction with others (ex: need for achievement, need for affiliation)
- The theory that physiological arousal and the feeling of emotion occur simultaneously after an emotion-provoking stimulus is relayed to the thalamus and the cerebral cortex
- Cultural rules that dictate how emotions should be expressed, and when and where their expression is appropriate
- The theory that an emotion-provoking stimulus triggers a cognitive appraisal, which is followed by the emotion and the physiological arousal
- Sternberg's theory that three components--intimacy, passion and commitment--singly or in various combinations produce seven different kinds of love
- A feeling state involving physiological arousal, a cognitive appraisal of the situation arousing the state, and an outward expression of the state
- A projective test consisting of drawings of ambiguous human situations; which the subject describes; thought to reveal inner feelings, conflicts and motives, which are projected onto the test materials
18 Clues: The rate at which the body burns calories to produce energy • The need to accomplish something difficult and to perform at a high standard of excellence • Motives acquired though experiences and interaction with others (ex: need for achievement, need for affiliation) • ...
Fundamentals of Partnership 2021-07-03
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- Interest on advance given to the firm is a
- Interest on capital will be paid to the partners if provided for in the partnership deed but only out of:
- Number of partners in a partnership firm may be
- In the absence ofany agreement, the profits or losses of the firm are shared
- Liability of partner is
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- Interest on Partner’s capital is
- Partners’ current accounts are opened when their capital is
- Preparation of partnership agreement in writing is
8 Clues: Liability of partner is • Interest on Partner’s capital is • Interest on advance given to the firm is a • Number of partners in a partnership firm may be • Preparation of partnership agreement in writing is • Partners’ current accounts are opened when their capital is • In the absence ofany agreement, the profits or losses of the firm are shared • ...
Fundamentals of Partnership 2021-07-03
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- Interest on advance given to the firm is a
- Interest on capital will be paid to the partners if provided for in the partnership deed but only out of:
- Number of partners in a partnership firm may be
- In the absence ofany agreement, the profits or losses of the firm are shared
- Liability of partner is
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- Interest on Partner’s capital is
- Partners’ current accounts are opened when their capital is
- Preparation of partnership agreement in writing is
8 Clues: Liability of partner is • Interest on Partner’s capital is • Interest on advance given to the firm is a • Number of partners in a partnership firm may be • Preparation of partnership agreement in writing is • Partners’ current accounts are opened when their capital is • In the absence ofany agreement, the profits or losses of the firm are shared • ...
Arms Procurement and Disarmament 2025-02-03
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- A state of tension and competition between nations.
- The economic burden of military spending.
- A country that relinquished its nuclear arsenal in the 1990s.
- The acquisition of weapons and military technology by states.
- The process of reducing or eliminating military capabilities.
- A type of weapon that has been central to global arms debates.
- A situation where one state's defensive actions provoke responses from others.
- An IR theory that highlights cooperation and treaties.
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- The relationship between the state, the military, and the defence industry.
- An IR theory emphasizing security and survival in an anarchic system.
- A formal agreement between countries regarding arms control.
- The potential for job losses due to disarmament.
- Agreements limiting the production and use of weapons.
- An IR theory focusing on norms and identities in shaping state behaviour.
- A key economic cost associated with arms procurement.
15 Clues: The economic burden of military spending. • The potential for job losses due to disarmament. • A state of tension and competition between nations. • A key economic cost associated with arms procurement. • Agreements limiting the production and use of weapons. • An IR theory that highlights cooperation and treaties. • ...
Chapter 7 Vocabulary - Deviance & Social Control 2025-04-29
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- an act committed in violation of the law
- the act of breaking or discarding something, usually a rule or norm
- reliability; resistance to sudden change
- behavior that overconforms to social expectations
- a method of protecting society from criminals by keeping them in prison
- only occasional breaking of norms
- behavior that underconforms to accepted norms
- punishment intended to make criminals pay compensation for their acts
- discouraging criminal acts by threatening punishment
- the theory that deviance is more likely to occur when a gap exists between cultural goals and the ability to achieve them
- ways to encourage conformity to society’s norms
- an undesirable label used to deny a deviant acceptance
- deviance that becomes a lifestyle and part of an individual’s identity
- pertaining to a racial, religious, national, or other group regarded as different from the larger group of which it is a part
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- punishment intended to make criminals pay monetary compensation to make up for the financial damage caused by their acts
- a system comprising institutions and processes responsible for enforcing criminal status
- behavior that departs from societal or group norms
- the process of reducing the seriousness of the crimes that injure people of lower status
- a person who breaks significant societal or group norms
- a repetition of, or return to, criminal behavior
- the theory that individuals learn deviance in proportion to the number of deviant acts and norms to which they are exposed
- a social condition in which norms are weak, conflicting, or absent
- suitability; correctness
- the theory that society creates deviance by identifying particular members as deviant
- job-related crimes committed by high-status people
- the theory that compliance with social norms requires strong bonds between individuals and society
- the process of changing or reforming criminals through socialization
27 Clues: suitability; correctness • only occasional breaking of norms • an act committed in violation of the law • reliability; resistance to sudden change • 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 • ...
Labyrinth 2021-06-16
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- the study of signs and symbols and their use or interpretation.
- a belief that lays emphasis on the mental or spiritual components of experience, and renounces the notion of material existence.
- a theory where in a person entertains the proposition that there is a God but believes neither that it is true nor that it is false.
- a theory that there is more than one basic substance or principle
- the process of thinking about something in order to make a decision.
- a branch of metaphysics that deals with the nature of the universe.
- study of knowledge
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- a philosopher who gave the Cartesian method and stated 'Dubito ergo, cogito ergo sum' i.e 'I doubt therefore i think, I think therefore i am'.
- living and behaving in ways that mean you get as much pleasure out of life as possible.
- a moral perspective that emphasizes the inherent worthiness of human beings regardless of their location.
- Ecology, a theory that focuses on the inherent value of the environment and all species, beyond their use to humans
- he belief that people should rely on practical experience and experiments, rather than on theories, as a basis for knowledge.
- one of the six astika (theistic) schools of Indian philosophy, literally means 'end of Vedas'.
- a theory that physical matter is the only or fundamental reality and that all being and processes and phenomena can be explained as manifestations or results of matter
- the doctrine that only one supreme being exists.
- a trait or quality which is a means to moral excellence.
- compiled the Yogasutras
- a way of constituting knowledge, together with the social practices, forms of subjectivity and relations which inhere in such knowledge and relations between them.
- a natural philosopher who observed that the originating principle of nature was a single material substance: water.
19 Clues: study of knowledge • compiled the Yogasutras • the doctrine that only one supreme being exists. • a trait or quality which is a means to moral excellence. • the study of signs and symbols and their use or interpretation. • a theory that there is more than one basic substance or principle • a branch of metaphysics that deals with the nature of the universe. • ...
RIAREQUEST SOP 2023-10-19
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- The _____ anniversary date may be selected as the payment date on Lincoln Level Advantage contracts only.
- The maximum payment ____ is 1.5% if there is no living benefit rider on the contract.
- If there are no attachments in the RIAREQUEST work item, this is one of the work items you can check to see if the forms have been received.
- If you suspect _____ or possible identity theft, you should fill out a Suspicious Incident Report (SIR).
- The financial professional may request a One-Time or an _____ Withdrawal.
- ____ is a part of Vantage that reviews addresses and compares them to the US Postal Service's database.
- If the firm name is _____ Advisory Group, check Impact to determine what firm name should be entered on the GK screen.
- If you discover the disclosure of customer personal information, a _____ incident should be reported as quickly as possible, but no later than 48 hours after discovery of the incident.
- RIA firms can use a Third-Party firm, also called a _____, to collect advisory fees.
- The _____ OPT IND should always be J when setting up a RIAREQUEST.
- If the contract is not yet issued, change the status of the RIAREQUEST work item to _____.
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- For RIA contracts with the LINC _____ rider, form AN11745GLWB must be received in addition to the two Advisory Fee forms.
- If the financial professional requests an Automatic Withdrawal setup, they must select the percentage and _____ of their payments.
- If the RIAREQUEST form is received with the original _____ application, a wet signature is not required.
- Sutton Bank, Pathward, and Bancorp are examples of _____ banks.
- The two required forms are the Advisory Fee Instructions and the Advisory Fee _____ Agreement forms.
- Lincoln keeps a copy of the ____ Credit Authorization for Advisory Fees form on the O drive.
- RIAREQUEST work items are created to set up payment of _____ fees to agents.
- If there is a _____ on the contract, the maximum advisory fee percentage is 1.25%.
- The US _____ Act requires financial institutions to establish an anti-money laundering program.
20 Clues: Sutton Bank, Pathward, and Bancorp are examples of _____ banks. • The _____ OPT IND should always be J when setting up a RIAREQUEST. • The financial professional may request a One-Time or an _____ Withdrawal. • RIAREQUEST work items are created to set up payment of _____ fees to agents. • ...
Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development 2025-01-27
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- The last name of the man who worked alongside Piaget, and influenced the creation of his theory
- The name of the theory that describes how humans go through eight different contradictory stages throughout life
- The first stage of Piaget's Theory
- The second stage of Piaget's Theory
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- The last name of the man who validated but also challenged Piaget’s theory
- The method that describes that children always choose to learn, and adult supervision is unnecessary
- The third stage of Piaget's Theory
- The fourth stage of Piaget's Theory
8 Clues: The third stage of Piaget's Theory • The first stage of Piaget's Theory • The fourth stage of Piaget's Theory • The second stage of Piaget's Theory • The last name of the man who validated but also challenged Piaget’s theory • The last name of the man who worked alongside Piaget, and influenced the creation of his theory • ...
ELA Homework 2019-09-26
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- the most intense, exciting, or important point of something; a culmination or apex
- story a story with a fully developed theme but significantly shorter and less elaborate than a novel
- a firm decision to do or not to do something
- action in a plot is a series of relevant incidents that create suspense, interest, and tension in a narrative. In literary works, a rising action includes all decisions, characters' flaws, and background circumstances that together create turns and twists leading to a climax
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- a plan made in secret by a group of people to do something illegal or harmful
- a comprehensive description and explanation of an idea or theory
- the subject of a talk, a piece of writing, a person's thoughts, or an exhibition; a topic.
- action is defined as the parts of a story after the climax and before the very end
- one's head or body forward and downward
9 Clues: one's head or body forward and downward • a firm decision to do or not to do something • a comprehensive description and explanation of an idea or theory • a plan made in secret by a group of people to do something illegal or harmful • the most intense, exciting, or important point of something; a culmination or apex • ...
Maths Class Crossword 8I-STEM 2020-09-13
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- tree of wisdom
- professes Christianity
- firm and enduring
- protector
- heavenly gift
- stone
- her fathers joy
- worthy of praise
- crown
- gives to others
- deeply rooted
- from the grey homestead
- silver
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- leader of the army of heaven
- a very unique person
- ocean shell
- from Rome
- joyful and lively
- pearl
- he who adds
- alike another man (a twin)
- bringer of Light
- son of my right hand
23 Clues: pearl • stone • crown • silver • protector • ocean shell • tree of wisdom • heavenly gift • worthy of praise • from Rome • deeply rooted • a very unique person • he who adds • son of my right hand • professes Christianity • joyful and lively • gives to others • her fathers joy • bringer of Light • firm and enduring • ...
Science MT 2 2025-10-22
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- its smaller than an atom
- proposed the quantum mechanical model
- made the bohr planetary model
- experiment that found the protons
- model a model that has electrons orbiting the nucleus
- discovered electrons
- a theory about atoms
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- made atomic theory
- negatively charged subatomic particle
- positively charged particle
- made up of atoms
- equates to the number of protons
- has the protons and neutrons inside
- a neutral subatomic particle
- discovered the protons
15 Clues: made up of atoms • made atomic theory • discovered electrons • a theory about atoms • discovered the protons • its smaller than an atom • positively charged particle • a neutral subatomic particle • made the bohr planetary model • equates to the number of protons • experiment that found the protons • has the protons and neutrons inside • negatively charged subatomic particle • ...
Darwin's Theory 2017-11-27
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- the islands that Darwin traveled to where he made big gains in his theory
- Monkey Flowers can’t grow in an environment that has a high concentration of blank
- species gradually did this over many generations to adapt to the environment
- animals better adapted to this tend to survive better
- these inherit characteristics from their parents
- race horses are selectively this to obtain the trait of speed
- the theory of blank by natural selection
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- name of the English ship Darwin was on
- a trait that helps an organism survive
- a preserved remains of an organism
- there are 1.7 million of these
- a genetic blank is a difference between individuals of the same species
- a scientific blank is a concept that explains observations
- the country Darwin was from
14 Clues: the country Darwin was from • there are 1.7 million of these • a preserved remains of an organism • name of the English ship Darwin was on • a trait that helps an organism survive • the theory of blank by natural selection • these inherit characteristics from their parents • animals better adapted to this tend to survive better • ...
Scientific Revolution & More! 2022-12-09
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- Name of Mr. & Mrs. Kelcher's cat
- Columbus was trying to find what country
- Father of Modern Science
- Name of Church Luther nailed 95 Theses to
- Creator of the Reformation
- Belief in reason or logic
- Mr. Kelcher's favorite sport
- Person who discovers Mexico
- Science of Map making
- Press Invention Luther used to spread the Reformation
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- Outbreak of contagious diseases
- Theory the Sun was center of Universe
- Mr. Kelcher's favorite superhero
- 2nd step in Scientific Method
- Person who discovers Central America
- Person who discovers North America
- Tickets into Heaven
- Theory the Earth was center of Universe
- Month Mr. Kelcher is born
- Mr. Kelcher's favorite subject to teach
- Place where Mr. Kelcher lived before moving here
- Group of people Cortes gets rid of
22 Clues: Tickets into Heaven • Science of Map making • Father of Modern Science • Month Mr. Kelcher is born • Belief in reason or logic • Creator of the Reformation • Person who discovers Mexico • Mr. Kelcher's favorite sport • 2nd step in Scientific Method • Outbreak of contagious diseases • Name of Mr. & Mrs. Kelcher's cat • Mr. Kelcher's favorite superhero • ...
Unit 2 Terms 2023-10-03
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- land Land suited for agriculture.
- Complete control of a product or business by one person or group.
- The social process of absorbing one cultural group into another.
- An economic system based on private ownership of capital
- Integration Practice where a single entity controls the entire process of a product, from the raw materials to distribution.
- D. Rockefeller Was an American industrialist and philanthropist. Revolutionized the petroleum industry with establishment of Standard Oil Company and defined the structure of modern philanthropy.
- Theory that stated business, if left unregulated, would act in a way that would benefit the nation. "Hands off" approach, no government.
- The political doctrine that supports the rights and powers of the common people in their struggle with the privileged elite.
- Line Production Arrangement of workers, machines, and equipment in which the product being assembled passes consecutively from operation to operation until completed.
- Federal land set aside for Native Americans.
- Ford 1863-1947. American businessman, founder of Ford Motor Company, father of modern assembly lines, and inventor credited with 161 patents.
- Process A way to manufacture steel quickly and cheaply by blasting hot air through melted iron to quickly remove impurities.
- Railroad Completed in 1869 at Promontory, Utah, it linked the eastern railroad system with California's railroad system, revolutionizing transportation in the west.
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- A person who is employed by and acts for an organized interest group or corporation to try to influence policy decisions and positions in the executive and legislative branches.
- African Americans migrating to the Great Plains state (ie: Kansas & Oklahoma) in 1879 to escape conditions in the South.
- Integration Absorption into a single firm of several firms involved in the same level of production and sharing resources at that level.
- Money for investment.
- A Spanish term for cowboy.
- Unions An organization formed by workers to strive for better wages and working conditions.
- A political and economic theory of social organization that advocates some or all means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the community as a whole.
- Darwinism The belief that only the fittest survive in human political and economic struggle.
- Houses Community centers located in the slums and near tenements that gave aid to the poor, especially immigrants.
- Standard A monetary system in which paper money and coins are equal to the value of a certain amount of gold.
- Urban apartment buildings that served as housing for poor factory workers. Often poorly constructed and overcrowded.
- Carnegie A Scottish-born American industrialist and philanthropist who founded the Carnegie Steel Company in 1892. By 1901, his company dominated the American steel industry.
25 Clues: Money for investment. • A Spanish term for cowboy. • land Land suited for agriculture. • Federal land set aside for Native Americans. • An economic system based on private ownership of capital • The social process of absorbing one cultural group into another. • Complete control of a product or business by one person or group. • ...
Cells 2023-09-22
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- multiply eye piece by the objective lens
- Jelly like substance in a cell
- Has more than one cell
- Prostist with cilia
- Has a nucleus
- Also known as Plasma membrane and Cell membrane
- Powerhouse of the cell
- Movement because of light
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- Protist with Flagella
- How many parts of the cell theory are there
- All cells have a specific Job
- Storage area of a cell
- Microscope that shows greater detail
- The theory that Prokaryotes came before Eukaryotes
- Conduct protein syntheisis
- Eventually get a "job"
- Contains chlorophyll and conducts photosynthesis
- No nucleus
- Keeping a stable balance in a cell
- True or False Animals have a cell wall
- Movement because of chemical reactions
- Protist with pseudopods
22 Clues: No nucleus • Has a nucleus • Prostist with cilia • Protist with Flagella • Storage area of a cell • Eventually get a "job" • Has more than one cell • Powerhouse of the cell • Protist with pseudopods • Movement because of light • Conduct protein syntheisis • All cells have a specific Job • Jelly like substance in a cell • Keeping a stable balance in a cell • ...
plate tectonics crossword 2014-01-14
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- clue of continental drift
- a number of rigid, but moving, pieces of the earths surface
- plate _______
- theory of the formation and movement of the plates that cover the earths surface
- forms when two lithosphere plate come together
- section of earth below the crust
- alfred ______
- forms when two lithospheric plates slide past each other
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- the outer shell of earth that extends to a depth of 100km
- the theory that all continents are fragments of pangaea now drifting apart
- seafloor
- the partially melted layer of the mantle that underlies the lithosphere
- where new seafloor is created
- outer most layer of earth
- ______ drift
- center of earth
- layer of earth after inner core
- forms when two lithospheric plates move apart
- states that youngest rocks of ocean floor are at diverging boundaries, moving outward
19 Clues: seafloor • ______ drift • plate _______ • alfred ______ • center of earth • clue of continental drift • outer most layer of earth • where new seafloor is created • layer of earth after inner core • section of earth below the crust • forms when two lithospheric plates move apart • forms when two lithosphere plate come together • forms when two lithospheric plates slide past each other • ...
TFN- Laila Maer Ong 2019-11-18
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- defined as human being
- care, core and cure model
- nursing process theory
- imogene born on?
- perception by five senses, automatic thoughts, automatic feeling, action
- unseen
- subjective and objective
- who proposed the adaption model
- it is ability to establish relationships/trust
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- behioral system model
- describes why and how people care for themselves
- helping profession
- environment theory
- self care deficit nursing theory
- human-to-human relationship model
- it is the body and sensation and body image
- stressora from the environment
- psychodynamic nursing
- 21 nursing problem
19 Clues: unseen • imogene born on? • helping profession • environment theory • 21 nursing problem • behioral system model • psychodynamic nursing • defined as human being • nursing process theory • subjective and objective • care, core and cure model • stressora from the environment • who proposed the adaption model • self care deficit nursing theory • human-to-human relationship model • ...
Jade's Amazing Vocabulary 2023-06-02
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- incapable of making mistakes or being wrong.
- fast and energetic in a rather wild and uncontrolled way.
- tending to keep a firm hold of something; clinging or adhering closely.
- in a state of being pleasantly lost in one's thoughts; a daydream.
- showing great attention to detail.
- lack of skill or ability.
- expressing feelings of gratitude, pleasure, or approval in an unresmake a problem worse.
- publicly recommend or support.
- to make a theory without firm evidence.
- reduction of a wild animal population by selective slaughter.
- overwhelm (someone) with things or people to be dealt with.
- publicly declare to be wrong or evil.
- persuade(someone) to do something by sustained coaxing or flattery.
- strong hostility.
- lasting for a very short time.
- not resulting from or achieved through deliberate planning.
- not having any burden or impediment.
- outward behaviour or bearing.
- make a problem worse.
- accept something reluctantly but without protest.
- to hold together to accomplish something
- reserved, modest, and shy (typically used of a woman).
- falling rapidly and in copious quantities.
- keep from being seen; conceal.
- reprimand (someone) severely.
- friendly, good-natured, or easy to talk to.
- a confusing and difficult problem or question.
- not securely held or in position; dangerously likely to fall or collapse.
- showing a willingness to take surprisingly bold risks. OR showing an impudent lack of respect.
- a great difference.
- hold out (something) to someone for acceptance; offer.
- support or strengthen; prop up.
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- showing a disinterested and selfless concern for the well-being of others; unselfish.
- having a sharply strong taste or smell.
- of a task, duty, or responsibility) involving an amount of effort and difficulty that is oppressively burdensome.
- destroy utterly; wipe out.
- to acquire or develop a skill OR prepare the land for use or crops.
- given to sudden and unaccountable changes of mood or behaviour.
- in harmony or keeping with the surroundings or other aspects of something.
- shrewd or spirited initiative and resourcefulness.
- of a person, manner, or gesture) displaying or having a disinclination for physical exertion or effort; slow and relaxed.
- a person who deserts and betrays an organization, country, or set of principles.
- match or surpass (a person or achievement), typically by imitation.
- spread widely
- describe or portray (something) precisely.
- a person who advocates a theory, proposal, or project.
- persisting tirelessly.
- susceptible to physical or emotional attack or harm.
- keeping careful watch for possible danger or difficulties.
- bring under domination or control, especially by conquest.
- make (something bad or unsatisfactory) better.
- more important than anything else; supreme.
- showing great care and perseverance.
- dealing with things sensibly and realistically in a way that is based on practical rather than theoretical considerations.
- inundate with a great quantity of something. flood
- subject to sudden or unpredictable changes of mood or mind.
- unable to please.
- kept secret, especially because it would not be approved of. (like an affair)
- or annoyance provoked by what is perceived as unfair treatment.
- excessive pride or self-confidence.
- happening by accident or chance rather than design. (positive)
- put right; correct.
62 Clues: spread widely • strong hostility. • unable to please. • put right; correct. • a great difference. • make a problem worse. • persisting tirelessly. • lack of skill or ability. • destroy utterly; wipe out. • outward behaviour or bearing. • reprimand (someone) severely. • publicly recommend or support. • lasting for a very short time. • keep from being seen; conceal. • ...
Geology 2014-10-29
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- Man with the seafloor spreading theory
- All continents joined together
- When two plates move away from each other
- Reserves of prehistoric remains found in rocks
- When the continents move
- Trench in the ocean floor
- Patterns of magnetism trapped in rocks
- Man with the continental drift theory
- Molten rock underground
- Outer part of the earth, including crust and mantle
- when the continents break up
- Crust that forms the ocean floor
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- When other types of rocks change
- When one plate sinks under another
- When the seafloor spreads
- Plates that form the crust
- When two plates slide next to each other
- Rock formed through the solidification of sediments
- Crust that forms the continents
- Type of rock formed in volcanoes
- When two plates collide with each other
21 Clues: Molten rock underground • When the continents move • When the seafloor spreads • Trench in the ocean floor • Plates that form the crust • when the continents break up • All continents joined together • Crust that forms the continents • When other types of rocks change • Type of rock formed in volcanoes • Crust that forms the ocean floor • When one plate sinks under another • ...
2nd Quarter Sociology Extra Credit 2025-12-17
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- the behaviors associated with a given status
- Behavior outside social norms
- The division of society into ranks
- perspective that analyzes mutually understood symbols in society
- the place you hold within a group heirarchy
- when the responsibilities from just one role become too much
- Following social norms
- Perspective that asserts all parts of society interact and connect to form a whole
- This theory explains deviance by outlining 5 ways people can deal with the stress of society
- a group you may consider your enemy
- a group you belong to
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- In our stratification system, we are divided into..
- This theory explains deviance as something that is socialized
- A collection of people in a place without a sense of shared identiy
- This theory explains deviance as individuals or behaviors as being labelled
- when the responsibilities from 2 or more roles become too much
- dissatisfaction due to the realization by one group that they do not have the same rights when compared to another group
- The ability to move between social classes
- perspective that asserts groups and individual compete for power
- A culture that actively reject mainstream culture and adapts its own rules
- Any collection of two or more people with some sense of shared identity
21 Clues: a group you belong to • Following social norms • Behavior outside social norms • The division of society into ranks • a group you may consider your enemy • The ability to move between social classes • the place you hold within a group heirarchy • the behaviors associated with a given status • In our stratification system, we are divided into.. • ...
(Econ Unit 2) How Markets Work: Market Structures 2024-11-12
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- a market structure in which many companies sell products that are similar but not identical
- the expenses a new business must pay before it can begin to produce and sell goods
- a way to attract customers through style, service, or location, but not a lower price
- a monopoly created by the government
- A market structure in which a large number of firms all produce identical products and no single seller controls supply or prices
- division of customers into groups based on how much they will pay for a good
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- a market that runs most efficiently when one large firm supplies all of the output
- a market structure that does not meet the conditions of perfect competition
- when two or more companies join to form a single firm
- any factor that makes it difficult for a new firm to enter a market
- A market structure in which a few large firms dominate a market
- characteristics that cause a producer's average costs per unit to drop as production rises
- a market in which a single seller dominates
- an illegal grouping of companies that discourages competition, similar to a cartel
14 Clues: a monopoly created by the government • a market in which a single seller dominates • when two or more companies join to form a single firm • A market structure in which a few large firms dominate a market • any factor that makes it difficult for a new firm to enter a market • a market structure that does not meet the conditions of perfect competition • ...
Module 4/5 Vocab 2025-02-18
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- a fashionable young woman intent on enjoying herself and flouting conventional standards of behavior.
- the production of large quantities of a standardized article by an automated mechanical process.
- government spending, in excess of revenue, of funds raised by borrowing rather than from taxation.
- occurs when an investor buys an asset by borrowing the balance from a bank or broker.
- a policy of remaining apart from the affairs or interests of other groups, especially the political affairs of other countries.
- the ability of a customer to obtain goods or services before payment, based on the trust that payment will be made in the future.
- assistance, especially in the form of food, clothing, or money, given to those in special need or difficulty.
- the forming of a theory or conjecture without firm evidence.
- a person who advocates or promotes anarchism or anarchy.
- a sum of money due as one of several equal payments for something, spread over an agreed period of time.
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- a tax or duty to be paid on a particular class of imports or exports.
- an illicit liquor store or nightclub.
- the action of forbidding something, especially by law.
- an amount by which a thing is won or falls short.
- a series of workers and machines in a factory by which a succession of identical items is progressively assembled.
- occurs when many clients withdraw their money from a bank, because they believe the bank may fail in the near future.
- the practice of adding justices to a court to change its ideological balance. It's typically used to describe efforts to change the make-up of the United States Supreme Court.
- the protection or promotion of the interests of consumers.
- one of a series of radio broadcasts made by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt to the nation, beginning in 1933.
- fall down or in; give way.
20 Clues: fall down or in; give way. • an illicit liquor store or nightclub. • an amount by which a thing is won or falls short. • the action of forbidding something, especially by law. • a person who advocates or promotes anarchism or anarchy. • the protection or promotion of the interests of consumers. • the forming of a theory or conjecture without firm evidence. • ...
Ism's crossword puzzle 2016-02-21
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- an economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit rather than by the state
- the theory or practice of fidelity in art and literature of nature or of real life and to show accurate representation without idealization
- a worldwide Jewish movement that resulted in the establishment and development of the State of Israel
- the acceptance of or belief in absolute principles in political, philosophical, ethical or theological matters
- the extension of the nation's authority over other nations or areas through conquest or political or economic hegemony
- prejudice, hostility, or legal discrimination against Jews
- the art, policy or practice of taking advantage of opportunities or circumstances often with little regard for principles or consequences
- a movement in revolutionary Marxian socialism favoring evolutionary rather than a revolutionary spirit
- a style of art or literature that shows people and things as they actually are
- Darwinism the application of Darwin's concept of "the survival of the fittest" to explain evolution in nature to human social relationships
- the pseudo-scientific theory that biological features of race determined human character and worth
- the movement in the arts and literature in the late 19th and 20th centuries to create new aesthetic forms and to elevate the aesthetic experience of a work of art above the attempt to portray reality as accurately as possible
- the theory of the political economic and social equality of the sexes; organized activity on behalf of women's rights and interests
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- a form of magic realism in which fantastical elements are placed into an everyday setting
- a term used to describe European paintings that followed Impressionism the term actually applies to several styles of art all of which to some extent derived from impression or stud in reaction to impression
- a style of painting that began in France around 1870 that uses spots of color to show the effects of different kinds of light and that attempts to capture the feeling of the scene rather than specific details
- the principle or policy of forming or adhering to a union
- the political and economic theories of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels later developed by their followers to form the basis for the theory and practice of communism
- a radical new departure in early 20th century Western art this term was first coined to describe the painting of Pablo Picasso and George Braque
- a theory that inherent dynamic forces allowed only the fittest persons or organizations to prosper in a competitive environment or situation
20 Clues: the principle or policy of forming or adhering to a union • prejudice, hostility, or legal discrimination against Jews • a style of art or literature that shows people and things as they actually are • a form of magic realism in which fantastical elements are placed into an everyday setting • ...
The Friendship 2024-02-01
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- - A round shape or the group of people (not included in the grid).
- - To have a portion of something with another or others.
- - The ability to understand and share the feelings of another.
- - Firm belief in the reliability, truth, or ability of someone.
- - To give assistance or support to.
- - A strong connection that develops between people who share a common interest or experience.
- - The state of being united or joined as a whole.
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- - The quality of being honest.
- - To give one's attention to a sound.
- - A feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements.
- - The provision of what is necessary for the health, welfare, and protection of someone.
- - Giving or showing firm and constant support or allegiance to a person (not included in the grid).
- - To express mirth, pleasure, or derision.
- - A person with whom one has a bond of mutual affection.
- - To bear all or part of the weight of; hold up.
15 Clues: - The quality of being honest. • - To give assistance or support to. • - To give one's attention to a sound. • - To express mirth, pleasure, or derision. • - To bear all or part of the weight of; hold up. • - The state of being united or joined as a whole. • - To have a portion of something with another or others. • ...
Unit 11:Psychological Perspectives 2018-02-04
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- What type of reinforcement comes from watching the behaviour of others?
- What is defined as being the scientific study of the mind and behaviour of humans and animals?
- What is the superego responsible for?
- Who suggested the process of self-actualization?
- What method is used to encourage learning through associations developed between a behaviour and consequence?
- What kind of stimulus do you have to be conditioned to respond to?
- What type of motivation is described as a feeling or want?
- What is the name of the method used to decrease undesirable behaviour?
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- What is the name given to a person who is looked to by others as an example to be imitated?
- What is the name of Freud's theory based on the belief that our past experiences impact on our behaviour?
- What is the second step in the social learning theory?
- What theory defines learning as being a result of observation and environmental conditions?
- What is the psyche?
- What is the name of our automatic behaviours?
- Which of the defense mechanisms involves pushing something out of consciousness?
- Which behaviour theorist practiced classical conditioning?
16 Clues: What is the psyche? • What is the superego responsible for? • What is the name of our automatic behaviours? • Who suggested the process of self-actualization? • What is the second step in the social learning theory? • What type of motivation is described as a feeling or want? • Which behaviour theorist practiced classical conditioning? • ...
Enlightenment and Revolution Brayden Miller 2025-01-10
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- earth centered
- invented the microscope
- separation of power
- social gatherings
- simple style of music
- establishes moral and political rules of behavior
- ruler with absolute power
- theory that opinions and actions should be based on reason and knowledge
- same territory is controlled by two levels of government
- sun centered
- French philosopher
- theory of separation of powers
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- ideas concerning God, reason,and nature
- ruled Russia
- development of an experimental scientific method
- Wrote declaration of Independence
- belief in the existence of a supreme being
- elaborate and elegant style of architecture
- promoted the notion of human rights
- women rights activist
- written by Thomas jefferson
- invented the law of gravity
- 7 step method for experimentation
- versatile and prolific writer
- the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution
- Life,Liberty, and Property
26 Clues: ruled Russia • sun centered • earth centered • social gatherings • French philosopher • separation of power • women rights activist • simple style of music • invented the microscope • ruler with absolute power • Life,Liberty, and Property • written by Thomas jefferson • invented the law of gravity • versatile and prolific writer • theory of separation of powers • ...
Creation crossword 2012-07-16
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- What god did on the seventh day
- A sign of evil
- What god made on the third day
- The person that created the universe
- The first book in the bible
- What god made on the second day
- What god made on the fourth day
- Something that’s not real
- The aborigines creation story
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- The first thing that happened
- The world we live in
- The scientific theory of creation
- A scientific theory of D.N.A mutating creating different animals
- What god made on the sixth day
- The fruit that’s not supposed to be eaten
- The first man to be created
- What god made on the fifth day
- What god dealt with on the first day
- The first woman to be created
- A bad thing to do
20 Clues: A sign of evil • A bad thing to do • The world we live in • Something that’s not real • The first book in the bible • The first man to be created • The first thing that happened • The first woman to be created • The aborigines creation story • What god made on the third day • What god made on the sixth day • What god made on the fifth day • What god did on the seventh day • ...
Chapter 7 2022-01-03
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- ways to encourage conformity to society's norms
- theory that individuals learn deviance in proportion to the number of deviant act and norms in which they are exposed
- behavior that over conforms to social expectations
- person who breaks significant societal or group norms
- job-related crimes committed by high-status people
- system comprising institutions and processes responsible for enforcing criminal statutes
- behavior that departs from societal or group norms
- punishment intended to make criminals pay monetary compensation to make up for the financial damage caused by their acts
- theory that compliance with social norms requires strong bonds between individuals and society
- theory that deviance is more likely to occur when a gap exists between cultural goals and the ability to achieve them
- deviance involving occasional breaking of norms that is not a part of a person lifestyle or self-concept
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- repetition,or return to, criminal behavior
- punishment intended to make criminals pay compensation for their acts
- behavior that under conforms to accepted norms
- theory that society creates deviance by identifying particular numbers as deviant
- discouraging criminal acts by threatening punishment
- deviance in which an individuals life and identify are organized around breaking societys norms
- social condition in which norms are weak, conflicting, or absent
- process of reducing the seriousness of the crimes that injure people of lower status
- process of changing and reforming a criminal through socialization
- rewards or punishment that encourage conformity to social norms
- an undesiravle label that is used to deny a deviant social acceptance
- method of protecting society from criminals by keeping them in prison
- act committed in violation of the law
24 Clues: act committed in violation of the law • repetition,or return to, criminal behavior • behavior that under conforms to accepted norms • ways to encourage conformity to society's norms • behavior that over conforms to social expectations • job-related crimes committed by high-status people • behavior that departs from societal or group norms • ...
plate tectonics crossword 2014-01-14
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- clue of continental drift
- a number of rigid, but moving, pieces of the earths surface
- plate _______
- theory of the formation and movement of the plates that cover the earths surface
- forms when two lithosphere plate come together
- section of earth below the crust
- alfred ______
- forms when two lithospheric plates slide past each other
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- the outer shell of earth that extends to a depth of 100km
- the theory that all continents are fragments of pangaea now drifting apart
- seafloor
- the partially melted layer of the mantle that underlies the lithosphere
- where new seafloor is created
- outer most layer of earth
- ______ drift
- center of earth
- layer of earth after inner core
- forms when two lithospheric plates move apart
- states that youngest rocks of ocean floor are at diverging boundaries, moving outward
19 Clues: seafloor • ______ drift • plate _______ • alfred ______ • center of earth • clue of continental drift • outer most layer of earth • where new seafloor is created • layer of earth after inner core • section of earth below the crust • forms when two lithospheric plates move apart • forms when two lithosphere plate come together • forms when two lithospheric plates slide past each other • ...
slkjdflksdjflksdjfljsdoifhjlk 2024-05-31
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- gravitational pull is(increased OR decreased)when the mass is larger
- solar system model with Earth at the center
- elements have different number of ___________ in their nucleus
- mountains with vents plural
- Hubble noticed that objects are moving away from Earth, when looking at spectra this is seen as a ___________
- the luminosity of our sun
- layer of the Earth that is under the most amount of pressure
- distance between the two foci of an ellipse
- plate boundary where faults form
- a device that breaks incoming light into wavelength/frequency
- _______ theory, theory of solar system formation
- the shape of an orbit
- dark flat plains of the moon
- a force that pulls objects towards the center
- the type of crust that will subduct underneath
- baby star
- mass plus the gravitational pull would be your ______
- partial or complete obscuring of light
- color of stars with the shortest lifespan, hottest, and biggest
- moving around a central axis
- type of rock that is made of sediment
- unit of temperature used to measure stars
- rocky inner planets
- the horizontal/x-axis of the HR diagram
- the process in which stars make heat, light, and energy
- a ball of gas held together by its own gravity
- to find eccentricity you must _______ the focal length by the major axis
- the moon is a natural ___________
- a sideways and downward motion of two colliding plates
- the sun is a ________ main sequence star
- ________ eclipse where the order of bodies is Sun, Earth, moon
- the vertical/y-axis of the HR diagram
- Gas giants on the outside of our solar system are also known as _________
- gravitational pull is (increased OR decreased) with a farther distance
- the planet with the shortest rotation
- planets that orbit another star
- the Earth's is 365 days
- _____________ currents, causes continental drift
- distance time travels in a year
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- the densest known object, bends light, end of high mass star's life
- ______ _____ theory, theory for the formation of the universe
- type of sedimentary rock that has fossils
- minerals gluing pieces of sediment together to form sedimentary rock
- cosmic background _____________ is a piece of evidence of the big bang theory
- moon _________, setting up an establishment on the moon
- cooler magma will ______ (movement)
- the _____________ space station
- color of stars with the longest lifespan, coolest, and smallest
- ratio that describes the shape of an orbit
- phase of the moon where the moon appears completely blank
- specific igneous rock that is formed from cooled lava (hint: opposite of __trusive)
- an eccentricity closer to 1 means the ellipse is more...
- a process that happened in the past that still occurs today
- plate boundary where trenches form
- the ______ disk has a large mass at the center which will eventually become the sun
- famous dwarf planet in our solar system
- striped pattern that forms in metamorphic rocks
- phase of a star's life that fuses helium to iron
- darkest part of a shadow formed during a solar eclipse
- % of stars that are in main sequence, % of life spent in this stage
- pre planet step of nebular theory
- end of low/med mass star's life, no fusion
- an object moving towards will show a ________ on spectra
- molten rock inside the crust
- phase of a star's life that fuses hydrogen to helium
- __________ units (AU) measurement of distance, avg distance from sun to the Earth
- form of space exploration that involves taking samples of other planets, requires a little "robot"
- an eccentricity closer to 0 means the ellipse is more...
- the birth place of stars
- movement of sediment from wind, water, etc
- hotter magma is ______ dense which causes it to rise
- ________ plates, Earth's crust divided into pieces
- a violent explosion at the end of a high mass star's life
- phase of a star's life that fuses helium to carbon
- focus two of the orbit model
- solar system model with Sun at the center
- sublayer of the mantle that is closest to the crust
- _________ __________ theory, theory of moon formation
- the planet with the longest revolution
- plate boundary where new sea floor is created
- widest point of the ellipse
- sublayer of the mantle where convection current occur
- ________ brightness, how we view stars from Earth
83 Clues: baby star • rocky inner planets • the shape of an orbit • the Earth's is 365 days • the birth place of stars • the luminosity of our sun • mountains with vents plural • widest point of the ellipse • dark flat plains of the moon • molten rock inside the crust • moving around a central axis • focus two of the orbit model • the _____________ space station • planets that orbit another star • ...
Plate Tectonics Crossword Set #1 2024-05-05
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- Opposite of divergent.
- Forces that create.
- The theory that the continents do not drift.
- Alfed Wegener proposed the Theory of _.
- _ currents are currents of heat in the earth.
- Forces that destroy.
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- Earth's _ consists of many layers.
- The lithosphere floats on the _.
- The theory that describes the movement of tectonic plates.
- The type of boundary where the plates are moving apart.
10 Clues: Forces that create. • Forces that destroy. • Opposite of divergent. • The lithosphere floats on the _. • Earth's _ consists of many layers. • Alfed Wegener proposed the Theory of _. • The theory that the continents do not drift. • _ currents are currents of heat in the earth. • The type of boundary where the plates are moving apart. • ...
Bones & Skeletal Tissue 2023-12-19
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- shaft or central part
- rounded protuberance at the end of bone
- tubercle of femur
- projection on a bone
- rounded prominence
- connective tissue made of elastin and collagen
- end of long bone
- cartilage in the nose
- strength in ligament
- firm/elastic support
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- red blood cells
- wider than long
- prevalent cartilage
- prominent part of edge of bone
- up
- above or on condyle
- connective tissue that cushions joints
- connective tissue in the skeleton
- adipose tissue
- line on bone
20 Clues: up • line on bone • adipose tissue • red blood cells • wider than long • end of long bone • tubercle of femur • rounded prominence • prevalent cartilage • above or on condyle • projection on a bone • strength in ligament • firm/elastic support • shaft or central part • cartilage in the nose • prominent part of edge of bone • connective tissue in the skeleton • connective tissue that cushions joints • ...
Plate Tectonics 2020-06-01
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- At a convergent boundary two plates move _________________each other.
- The name of the theory that describes how Earth’s surface changes today.
- At a transform boundary two plates ______ past each other.
- The underwater mountain range formed at a divergent boundary.
- The name of the fault that is an example of a transform boundary.
- The place where a convergent plate slides back down into the mantle is called a _______________zone.
- The last name of a volcano in the U.S. that formed at a convergent boundary.
- The transfer of heat by the movement of a heated fluid is called________________.
- The type of plate boundary where two plates separate from each other.
- The force that helps to pull plates back into the mantle.
- The lithosphere is broken up into pieces called_______________.
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- Plates are broken up pieces of the ___________________.
- The theory states that the plates move by _______ _________ in the mantle.
- The theory of plate tectonics states that the plates are in constant slow_____________.
- The type of landform that erupts lava and can happen at all boundaries except transform.
- At a divergent boundary two plates _________from each other.
- The type of plate boundary where two plates move towards each other.
- The place where two plates meet.
- The type of plate boundary where two plates slide past each other.
- The shaking action that can happen at all types of boundaries is called an _______________.
- The mountain range formed at a convergent boundary.
21 Clues: The place where two plates meet. • The mountain range formed at a convergent boundary. • Plates are broken up pieces of the ___________________. • The force that helps to pull plates back into the mantle. • At a transform boundary two plates ______ past each other. • At a divergent boundary two plates _________from each other. • ...
Marketing 2021-11-26
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- specific types of products as well as the companies that produce those products
- the money you gained from your initial investment
- a canadian firm and a foreign firm business with similar goals combine resources-money, facilities, distribution networks-to make or sell a specific product in the other country
- a market of a small number of large companies
- The percentage that one company’s product takes of the total dollars spent by consumers on products within a specific market
- a company that has an item that no other company has or sells
- when a customer stick to buying a certain product and is very important to businesses because even little percent in customer retention results in major increases in profit
- consumer buy where they can get a better deal
- uses the same same resources to produce better or the same
- The consumer develops a strong relationship with the product or the retailer and will not consider any other brand
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- holds onto its customers in spite of competition
- services activities performed to support the sale of a product or other service
- a firm that does not have any competition
- supports scientists and technicians who work on new ideas
- taxes placed on goods being imported into a country in order to protect the local industries from too much foriegn competition
- can be used by competitor to shift sales in their advantage
- encourages the creation of new businesses
- making an activity easier and more comfortable for the customer
- influence a way the product looks and what it does
- each is a part of a broader market category that possesses an identifiable characteristic
- companies using ads to put their product into consumers minds
- you make a profit and keep some of the money made from the business
- the store carries a large number of different brands or types of merchandise
- good reviews or bad reviews from customers that influence other people on if they should shop there or not
- one company provides a product or service for a small market and, by doing so, keeps competitors out of that market
25 Clues: a firm that does not have any competition • encourages the creation of new businesses • a market of a small number of large companies • consumer buy where they can get a better deal • holds onto its customers in spite of competition • the money you gained from your initial investment • influence a way the product looks and what it does • ...
Unit 6: The Convergence of Organized Exchanges and Over-the-Counter Markets 2026-01-27
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- A wealthy private investor who provides funds directly to a start-up company.
- An offering where both individual and institutional investors have the opportunity to purchase securities, usually made available by an investment-banking firm.
- Tangible entities that physically occupy space (such as a building), where financial instruments are traded on their premises. The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is an example.
- Markets in which a buyer can agree to purchase something at a future date by signing a contract that states what is being bought, the quantity, the price, and the date of purchase.
- The first time a company issues stock to the public.
- A market in which new, as opposed to previously issued, securities are traded. The issuing firm receives money from investors in a primary market transaction.
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- An institution, such as a life insurance company, mutual fund, or pension fund, that collects the savings of individuals and issues its own (indirect) securities in exchange, then uses these funds to acquire the business firm’s (direct) securities.
- A firm that raises money from institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals, then pools the funds to invest in risky start-ups and early-stage companies with high-return potential.
- The sale of additional shares by a company whose shares are already publicly traded. Also called a secondary share offering.
- The process where securities are offered and sold directly to a limited number of investors, often on a face-to-face basis.
- The market where currently outstanding securities are traded among investors. The issuing firm does not receive any money from transactions in this market.
- All security markets except the organized exchanges. The money market is an over-the-counter market.
- The market for transactions in short-term debt instruments, with maturity periods of one year or less. It is primarily a telephone and computer market, not a physical location.
- The market for long-term financial instruments, meaning those with maturity periods that extend beyond one year. This includes term loans, financial leases, and corporate stocks and bonds.
- The relationship among the nominal interest rate, the real rate of interest, and the rate of inflation. The nominal rate is equal to the sum of the real rate, the inflation rate, and the product of the real rate and the inflation rate.
- One one-hundredth of 1 percent.
16 Clues: One one-hundredth of 1 percent. • The first time a company issues stock to the public. • A wealthy private investor who provides funds directly to a start-up company. • All security markets except the organized exchanges. The money market is an over-the-counter market. • ...
Chapter 13 2021-11-11
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- a type of social movement that focuses on everyone and limited change
- the study of the environment by sociologists
- last stage of the social movement process
- a model to understand human impact upon the world
- a theory about how the structure of society matters in bringing about social movements
- type of social movement that focuses on specific people and limited change
- you should care because you are a good person
- 80% of people do...
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- stop polluting by driving less
- a theory that focuses on what it needs to take to have a social movement
- an organized activity that can bring about change
- related to others seeking out a connection
- type of social movement that focuses on specific people and radical change
- process of trying to convince someone of the importance of an issue
- a theory focused on those who are deprived
- type of social movement that focuses on everyone and radical change
16 Clues: 80% of people do... • stop polluting by driving less • last stage of the social movement process • related to others seeking out a connection • a theory focused on those who are deprived • the study of the environment by sociologists • you should care because you are a good person • an organized activity that can bring about change • ...
Natural Selection 2015-10-19
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- The branch of biology that deals with the relations of organisms to one another and to their physical surroundings.
- SELECTION CHARLES DARWIN'S THEORY
- TO CONTINUE TO LIVE AND EXIST
- THE THEORISTS WHO DEVISED THE THEORY OF NATURAL SELECTION
- A complex network or interconnected system
- A group of living organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of exchanging genes or interbreeding.
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- The physical world, including plants, animals, the landscape, and other features and products of the earth.
- DARWIN THE THEORISTS WHO DEVISED THE THEORY OF NATURAL SELECTION
- THE GRADUAL DEVELOPMENT OF SOMETHING
- HISTORY OF PAST SPECIES
- WIPED OUT
- THE GENETIC FEATURES AND CHARACTERISTICS OF AN ORGANISM
12 Clues: WIPED OUT • HISTORY OF PAST SPECIES • TO CONTINUE TO LIVE AND EXIST • SELECTION CHARLES DARWIN'S THEORY • THE GRADUAL DEVELOPMENT OF SOMETHING • A complex network or interconnected system • THE GENETIC FEATURES AND CHARACTERISTICS OF AN ORGANISM • THE THEORISTS WHO DEVISED THE THEORY OF NATURAL SELECTION • DARWIN THE THEORISTS WHO DEVISED THE THEORY OF NATURAL SELECTION • ...
aeronautical engineering 2024-01-17
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- parallel to the ground
- something you own
- force that attracts a body to earth
- raise
- straight up
- pushing foward
- flying
- pull
- energy as an attribute of physical action
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- push
- science or pratice of flying
- reduces the drag from moving past
- rock
- fall
- a kind of matter
- firm
16 Clues: push • rock • fall • firm • pull • raise • flying • straight up • pushing foward • a kind of matter • something you own • parallel to the ground • science or pratice of flying • reduces the drag from moving past • force that attracts a body to earth • energy as an attribute of physical action
Famous Scientists 2024-07-21
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- - Innovator in electricity
- - Theory of evolution
- - Observational astronomy
- - Laws of motion
- - Discovered penicillin
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- - Germ theory pioneer
- - Theory of relativity
- - Theorized black holes
- - Invented the light bulb
- - Radioactivity research
10 Clues: - Laws of motion • - Germ theory pioneer • - Theory of evolution • - Theory of relativity • - Theorized black holes • - Discovered penicillin • - Radioactivity research • - Observational astronomy • - Invented the light bulb • - Innovator in electricity
Exam 3 Theories 2022-03-31
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- Gall Proposed that the distances between bumps on the skull reveal a person's personality.
- Perspectives looks at how social environment culture and child hood experiences affect personality.
- Kant Expanded on Galen's theory and developed a list of traits to describe personality.
- Theory States there is an optimal level of arousal that we try to maintain.
- Cognitive Emphasizes both learning & Cognition as sources of difference in personality.
- Function We sleep to restore resources; an adaptive response from predators
- development Personality develops throughout the lifespan, focused on social relationships.
- Theory Proposed that the maintenance of homeostasis is important in directing behavior.
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- theorized that personality traits and behaviors are based on 4 separate temperaments associated with "humors".
- Social Tasks Occupational, Societal, Love (Alfred Alder)
- Believed both diseases and personality differences could be explained by imbalances of "humors".
- Theory Are behavior is driven by instincts and survival.
- Function We sleep to maintain memory formation and cognitive function.
- Jung Came up with the concept introversion & Extroversion.
14 Clues: Theory Are behavior is driven by instincts and survival. • Social Tasks Occupational, Societal, Love (Alfred Alder) • Jung Came up with the concept introversion & Extroversion. • Function We sleep to maintain memory formation and cognitive function. • Theory States there is an optimal level of arousal that we try to maintain. • ...
History of the Atom 2024-09-05
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- First began investigating the structure of an atom
- Developed the Atomos theory
- Matter is made of tiny particles called atoms that can’t be subdivided
- Further experimented with Thomson's model
- A compound always contains definite, or constant proportions of its elements by mass
- Not to be cut
- Electrons moving around the nucleus like planets revolving around the Sun.
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- When elements combine,they do so in the ratio of small whole numbers.
- More established than Democritus
- Model by J.J. Thomson; structure of atom model
- As the theory of Quantum Mechanics has developed, it is now believed that electrons exist in an “AREA” not in a specific “path”.
- Electron's path according to Niels Bohr
- Earth, Fire, Wind, Water
- Suggested that instead of electrons moving in random motion that they actually followed a path around the nucleus.
- English schoolteacher; Developed theory involving relationships between matter and the Atom.
15 Clues: Not to be cut • Earth, Fire, Wind, Water • Developed the Atomos theory • More established than Democritus • Electron's path according to Niels Bohr • Further experimented with Thomson's model • Model by J.J. Thomson; structure of atom model • First began investigating the structure of an atom • When elements combine,they do so in the ratio of small whole numbers. • ...
Bus Fdn Ch 10 Review 2021-03-30
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- Generation motivated by purpose and work/life balance
- Created a hierarchy of needs people get motivated by
- The goal setting theory is based on receiving this from a mentor or boss
- Theory that people are motivated to work when someone studies them
- Pressure or strain put on someone
- His research came to similar conclusions as Maslow about what motivates people
- Theory that a person works hard if they are treated fairly
- Reward like finding a sense of purpose at work
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- The most basic needs like food and water
- Generation motivated by wealth and position
- Motivation is based on the outcome of an event
- Theory that good deeds earn rewards and bad earn negative consequences
- Physical reward like a pay raise
13 Clues: Physical reward like a pay raise • Pressure or strain put on someone • The most basic needs like food and water • Generation motivated by wealth and position • Motivation is based on the outcome of an event • Reward like finding a sense of purpose at work • Created a hierarchy of needs people get motivated by • Generation motivated by purpose and work/life balance • ...
relevant crossword puzzle 2024-09-26
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- .(consequence) increase in the mass of an object as it approaches the speed of light (mass)
- (ficico) surname of the scientist who formulated the theory of relativity (einstein)
- (constant value representing the speed of light in base 300000 - hint: you can indicate
- (initials) represents the theory of special relativity.TRE)
- time dilation for moving objects (relativistic)
- the answer is expressed in km/s
- maximum speed attainable in the universe. light
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- genius of the theory of relativity (Einstein)
- describes gravity as a curvature of space time (general relativity)
- phenomenon in which time slows down to close to the speed of light. (dilation)
- twins with a difference in aging after a space trip.(twins)
11 Clues: the answer is expressed in km/s • genius of the theory of relativity (Einstein) • time dilation for moving objects (relativistic) • maximum speed attainable in the universe. light • twins with a difference in aging after a space trip.(twins) • (initials) represents the theory of special relativity.TRE) • ...
LEADING 2017-02-16
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- Non monetary reward that maybe given to individual employees or groups or teams for meritorious service or outstanding performance
- theory is about the mental processes regarding choice, or choosing. It explains the processes that an individual undergoes to make choices.
- Degree to which someone is responsible, dependable, persistent & achievement-oriented
- he (surname only) created is a motivational model that attempts to explain how the needs for achievement, power, and affiliation affect the actions of people from a managerial context
- Theory is also known as the 2 factor theory
- Theory is based in the idea that individuals are motivated by fairness, and if they identify inequities in the input or output ratios of themselves and their referent group
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- The surname of the person who created the Equity Theory
- Theory which states that behavior is a function of its consequence
- Management function that involves inspiring & influencing people in the organization to achieve a common goal.
- he (surname only) further developed Maslow's hierarchy of needs by categorizing the hierarchy into his ERG theory
10 Clues: Theory is also known as the 2 factor theory • The surname of the person who created the Equity Theory • Theory which states that behavior is a function of its consequence • Degree to which someone is responsible, dependable, persistent & achievement-oriented • ...
Unit 11:Psychological Perspectives 2018-02-04
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- What is defined as being the scientific study of the mind and behaviour of humans and animals?
- What is the name of our automatic behaviours?
- What method is used to encourage learning through associations developed between a behaviour and consequence?
- What is the name given to a person who is looked to by others as an example to be imitated?
- What type of reinforcement comes from watching the behaviour of others?
- Which of the defense mechanisms involves pushing something out of consciousness?
- What is the second step in the social learning theory?
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- Who suggested the process of self-actualization?
- What is the name of Freud's theory based on the belief that our past experiences impact on our behaviour?
- What is the name of the method used to decrease undesirable behaviour?
- What theory defines learning as being a result of observation and environmental conditions?
- What is the psyche?
- What is the superego responsible for?
- What type of motivation is described as a feeling or want?
- Which behaviour theorist practiced classical conditioning?
- What kind of stimulus do you have to be conditioned to respond to?
16 Clues: What is the psyche? • What is the superego responsible for? • What is the name of our automatic behaviours? • Who suggested the process of self-actualization? • What is the second step in the social learning theory? • What type of motivation is described as a feeling or want? • Which behaviour theorist practiced classical conditioning? • ...
The Senses 2024-03-26
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- theory based on three different cone receptors
- Chemical signals released by organisms to communicate with others of the species
- produced by the intensity of the sound
- quality of a sound wave derived by the intensity of the sound wave
- arises from intense stimulation
- produced by the frequency of a sound wave
- spectrum with range of electromagnetic energy
- protects against injury, holds bodily fluid, helps to regulate temperature
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- cannot see certain colors
- Amputee feels sensations coming from missing limb because of the brain
- theory based on bipolar cells with colors in complementary pairs
- theory that involves inter neurons opening and closing pain pathways
- spectrum that our eyes pick up
13 Clues: cannot see certain colors • spectrum that our eyes pick up • arises from intense stimulation • produced by the intensity of the sound • produced by the frequency of a sound wave • spectrum with range of electromagnetic energy • theory based on three different cone receptors • theory based on bipolar cells with colors in complementary pairs • ...
Definitions from Chapter 4 2023-03-13
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- Janet Jackson song.
- Ferengi use this term to refer to women.
- This describes the number and diversity of the phenomena a theory explains and interprets.
- This theoretical approach categorizes people into groups.
- The fundamental attribution error is one.
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- Organization of know phenomena, prediction of outcomes in new situations, and generating new research ideas describe this part of a theory.
- First stage in the hypothetico-deductive method.
- This theoretical approach describes the purpose of the phenomena; such as how evolutional psychology describes the adaptive purpose of behaviors.
- This describes the extent to which the components of a theory and the relationships between them are specified clearly and in detail.
- This takes into account many different theories and builds a broad approach to the field.
- A coherent explanation or interpretation of one or more phenomena.
- This theoretical approach in common in developmental psychology; such as the theories of Freud, Piaget and Erikson.
12 Clues: Janet Jackson song. • Ferengi use this term to refer to women. • The fundamental attribution error is one. • First stage in the hypothetico-deductive method. • This theoretical approach categorizes people into groups. • A coherent explanation or interpretation of one or more phenomena. • ...
The Scientific Revolution 2025-01-20
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- founder of modern anatomy
- Geocentric Theory
- I think therefore I am
- father of microbiology
- The Scientific Method
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- Invented the telescope, Discovered Jupiter 4 moon
- Proved that the Heliocentric Theory correct through scientific methods
- His law: pV= k
- Proved the Laws of Gravity
- Came up with the Heliocentric Theory
10 Clues: His law: pV= k • Geocentric Theory • The Scientific Method • I think therefore I am • father of microbiology • founder of modern anatomy • Proved the Laws of Gravity • Came up with the Heliocentric Theory • Invented the telescope, Discovered Jupiter 4 moon • Proved that the Heliocentric Theory correct through scientific methods
Enlightenment and Revolution Crossword 2023-10-23
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- Wrote "A Vindication on the Rights of Woman"
- What Denis Diderot created
- The Catholic church believed in this theory
- Declaration of ____
- A philosophe who argued for separation of powers
- Where people gathered to exchange ideas
- A philosophe who argued for religious freedom
- He believed that rulers protect the people and that people should give loyalty
- Larger division under federal government
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- A philosophe who advocated for democracy
- Extravagant style of art and architecture
- This theory challenged the church's view on the universe
- More modern style of art and architecture
- He wrote the Declaration of Independence
- French scholar or philosopher
- Smaller division under federal government
- Enlightenment ____ -- monarchs who treated their subjects fairly
- This document defined the rights of American citizens
- He discovered the laws of gravity
- He believed in natural born rights
20 Clues: Declaration of ____ • What Denis Diderot created • French scholar or philosopher • He discovered the laws of gravity • He believed in natural born rights • Where people gathered to exchange ideas • A philosophe who advocated for democracy • He wrote the Declaration of Independence • Larger division under federal government • Extravagant style of art and architecture • ...
Famous Astronomers 2023-09-12
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- - Danish nobleman astronomer
- - Comet's return named after him
- - Laws of planetary motion
- - Improved the telescope
- - "Cosmos" host and author
- - Cataloged astronomical objects
- - Discovered Uranus
- - Heliocentric theory proponent
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- - Geocentric universe advocate
- - Saturn's ring discovery
- - Expanding universe evidence
- - Laws of motion and gravity
- - Theory of relativity
- - Apollo 13 mission commander
- - Accurate celestial observations
15 Clues: - Discovered Uranus • - Theory of relativity • - Improved the telescope • - Saturn's ring discovery • - Laws of planetary motion • - "Cosmos" host and author • - Danish nobleman astronomer • - Laws of motion and gravity • - Expanding universe evidence • - Apollo 13 mission commander • - Geocentric universe advocate • - Heliocentric theory proponent • - Comet's return named after him • ...
science vocab pt2 2022-09-19
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- A movement or trembling of the ground that is caused by a sudden release of energy when rocks along fault move
- current Any movement of matter that results from differences in density may be vertical circular or cyclical
- The location within earth along a fault at which the first motion of an earthquake occurs
- floor spreading Is the process by which new oceanic lithosphere (sea floor) forms when magma rises to earth's surface at mid-ocean ridges and solidifies as older, existing seafloor moves away from the ridge
- rebound The sudden return of elastically deformed rock to its under formed shape
- What is the earth's mantle it is the layer of rock between the earth's crust and core
- drift The hypothesis that a single large landmass broke up into smaller landmasses to the continent which then drifted to their present locations the movement of continents
- What is earth's core it is the central part of earth's below the mantle
- Is the theory that earth's outer layer is made up of of large moving pieces called tectonic plates the theory explains how plates interact and how those interactions relate to processes such as earthquakes and mountain building
- boundary The boundary between tectonic plates that are sliding past each other horizontally
- The process by which one lithospheric plate moves beneath another plate as a result of tectonic plate
- the asthenosphere is the soft layer of the mantel on which the tectonics plates move
- The bending,tilting and breaking of earth's crust the change in shape of rock in response to stress
- The point on earth's surface directly above an earthquake's starting point or focus
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- The lithosphere is the outer layer of earth that consist of the crust and the rigid upper part of the mantle
- plate boundary The edge between two or more plates classified as divergent convergent of transformation by the movement taking place between the plates
- reversal The process by which earth's magnetic north pole and magnetic south pole switch positions periodically a change in the direction in which earth magnetic field points
- tectonics Is the theory that earth's outer layer is made up of of large moving pieces called tectonic plates the theory explains how plates interact and how those interactions relate to processes such as earthquakes and mountain building
- crust.What is earth's crust. Earth's crust the thin and solid outermost layer of earth above the mantel
- the mesosphere is the strong part of the mantel between the asthenosphere and the outer
- boundary The boundary between tectonic plates that are colliding
- boundary The boundary between two tectonic plates that are moving away from each other
22 Clues: boundary The boundary between tectonic plates that are colliding • What is earth's core it is the central part of earth's below the mantle • rebound The sudden return of elastically deformed rock to its under formed shape • The point on earth's surface directly above an earthquake's starting point or focus • ...
Understanding Individual Differences 2022-09-13
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- A word smart.
- Musical Intelligence is also known as;
- Career you could lead with your logical-mathematical intelligence.
- According to ______________ the other is not me, this other is different from me.
- Loves mathematical formulas or equations.
- This type of intelligence shows patterns that prove the kid’s capacity to think in three dimensions.
- In looking at the other as someone different, I have to understand his views, opinions, way of believing, ways of talking, eating, and others are different from me. The same holds with his __________.
- Sensing people’s feelings and motives.
- For naturalist intelligence, it is related to the _________.
- Someone who exists aside from me.
- Career you could lead with your musical intelligence.
- The ability to solve problems through mind-body-union.
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- According to Emmanuel Levinas. I have to see this difference every time that I encounter the other. In so doing, I am giving _____ to him.
- This theory suggests that traditional psychometric views of intelligence are too limited.
- A developmental psychologist best-known for this theory of multiple intelligences.
- Also known to be smart in nature.
- Careers you could lead with your interpersonal intelligence.
- How many different types of intelligence?
- A 1983 book where Howard Gardner first proposed the theory of multiple intelligences.
- Sometimes known as "g".
20 Clues: A word smart. • Sometimes known as "g". • Also known to be smart in nature. • Someone who exists aside from me. • Musical Intelligence is also known as; • Sensing people’s feelings and motives. • Loves mathematical formulas or equations. • How many different types of intelligence? • Career you could lead with your musical intelligence. • ...
evolution 2021-11-16
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- survival of the fittest
- different version of something
- collection of animals
- Charles Darwin theory
- n idea about something
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- evolve
- evolution
- scientist
- change in characteristics
- genes
- adapt
- change
12 Clues: genes • adapt • evolve • change • evolution • scientist • collection of animals • Charles Darwin theory • n idea about something • survival of the fittest • change in characteristics • different version of something
#9 Famous Geoscientists 2020-07-15
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- German geophysicist who first proposed the controversial yet radical theory of continental drift
- Scottish geologist largely responsible for the general acceptance of the view that all features of the Earth’s surface are produced by physical, chemical, and biological processes through long periods of geological time.
- French geophysicist and geodesist whose expedition over the Andes enabled him to become the person to measure the horizontal gravitational pull of mountains.
- Hungarian mathematician and physicist that invented the torsion pendulum and for which the unit of gravity gradient is named after.
- Danish geologist who proposed the revolutionary idea that fossils are the remains of ancient living organisms and that many rocks are the result of sedimentation, containing a chronological history of geologic events.
- A Swiss peasant and mountaineer whose observations started the science of glaciology.
- The German physicist whose name is synonymous with the method of seismic migration.
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- Canadian geologist whose contributions to the theory of plate tectonics introduced the idea of hotspots and the recognition of transform boundaries, and who later postulated a model for the formation and breakup of continents.
- American geologist and pioneer in the field of planetary science who became the first and so far only person ever to receive a lunar burial.
- Generally regarded as one of the greatest mathematicians of all time for his contributions to number theory, geometry, probability theory, geodesy, planetary astronomy, the theory of functions, and potential theory, including electromagnetism.
- Scottish geologist, chemist and naturalist who established one of the fundamental principles of geology – uniformitarianism.
- French naturalist whose works laid the foundation of vertebrate palaeontology. He established extinction as a fact and later became the most influential proponent of catastrophism in geology.
- Geophysicist whose equations relate the amplitudes of P-waves and South-waves at each side of an interface, between two arbitrary elastic media, as a function of the angle of incidence and are largely used in reflection seismology for determining structure and properties of the subsurface.
- American seismologist and physicist who developed a scale for measuring earthquake magnitude.
14 Clues: The German physicist whose name is synonymous with the method of seismic migration. • A Swiss peasant and mountaineer whose observations started the science of glaciology. • American seismologist and physicist who developed a scale for measuring earthquake magnitude. • ...