Psy 1100 Final FLASHCARDS WRITE SPELL TEST MATCH GRAVITY Upgrade to remove ads Only 1month A baby is considered over due at at 43 weeks gestation at 42 weeks gestation at 40 weeks gestation or after the due date at 41 weeks gestation CLICK THE CARD TO FLIP IT 43 weeks gestation CLICK THE ARROWS BELOW TO ADVANCE 1 145 Terms in this set 145 A baby is considered over due at at 43 weeks gestation at 42 weeks gestation at 40 weeks gestation or after the due date at 41 weeks gestation 43 weeks gestation T or F According to traditional behaviorists the way to extinguish behavior is to stop reinforcing it True A developmental scientist would MOST likely study crosscultural ideas about the right age to toilet train children causes of the American revolution cures for schizophrenia crimes committed by the mentally ill crosscultural ideas about the right age to toilet train children T or F Approximately equal numbers of female and male babies are conceived False A teratogen enters the ovum with the sperm is a poisonous substance that crosses the placenta harming the fetus is a gene that causes a birth defect develops during the third trimester of pregnancy is a poisonous substance that crosses the placenta harming the fetus T or F Bowlbys attachment theory emphasizes the importance of the parentchild relationship in early childhood True Carla just learned she is pregnant What force should BEST predict having a joyous 9month experience feeling supported and loved quitting work not gaining too much weight being married feeling supported and loved T or F Correlational studies can determine causeandeffect relationships False T or F Developmental systems theorists stress the fact that many different forces shape behavior True Dr Avery is a cognitive behaviorist She might make all of the following statements EXCEPT I believe that we learn by watching and imitating people I believe that we can predict behavior by looking at a persons feelings of competence I believe that we learn only when personally rewarded for our actions I believe that modeling is a major way we learn I believe that we learn only when personally rewarded for our actions During the embryonic stage the brain alone is formed the circulatory system alone is formed the major body organs are formed the digestive system alone is formed major body organs are formed Eriksons major contribution to the field of human development was making Freuds work accessible to the public showing that children think and reason differently than adults spelling out the principle that we develop throughout the lifespan showing that human behavior obeys basic laws of learning spelling out the principle that we develop throughout the lifespan Fertilization occurs when a sperm penetrates the nucleus of the ovum and the two meld into one cell sperm enter the uterus the ovum leaves the ovary sperm are ejaculated during sexual intercourse a sperm penetrates the nucleus of the ovum and the two meld into one cell Gender differences in attitudes and lifestyles basically stay the same over time are both shaped by biology and society are mainly shaped by society are mainly biological are both shaped by biology and society T or F Having a vaginal delivery after a cesarean section is very dangerous and has high rates of serious problems False If a woman smokes during pregnancy and has a baby with learning problems you can not assume it was smoking that caused these problems as she might be putting her babys health at risk in other ways A correlational study will give you answers as to whether smoking was the cause you know for sure smoking caused these problems you can easily perform an experiment to test if smoking was the cause you can not assume it was smoking that caused these problems as she might be putting her babys health at risk in other ways If I am in my twenties my life stage is ________ If I am in my sixties I am _______ early adulthood a new senior citizen first adulthood in early old age emerging adulthood youngold middle adulthood a senior emerging adulthood youngold If you were studying development a century ago you would focus on which life stage prenatal development adult development child development gerontology child development In collectivist cultures people tend to live in intergenerational extended families want to be rich value their own needs over the good of the community care greatly about personal success tend to live in intergenerational extended families Infant mortality in the United States is low compared to other developed nations is high compared to other developed nations occurs at the same rate at all socioeconomic levels is higher than in the past is high compared to other developed nations In individualistic cultures people value arranged marriages obedience independence suppressing inner feelings independence Jimmy asks Joanna When do the vast majority of our neurons form Joanna should answer during the first year of life in the womb that is well before birth during childhood Its a trick questionneurons steadily form throughout life in the womb that is well before birth T or F Longitudinal studies are inexpensive and easy to carry out False _______ look at the genetic tendencies that we share as a species whereas _______ explore human genetic differences Behavioral geneticists evolutionary psychologists Traditional behaviorists evolutionary psychologists Evolutionary psychologists traditional behaviorists Evolutionary psychologists behavioral geneticists Evolutionary psychologists behavioral geneticists Paul is arguing that we need longitudinal research to really study development Which argument should Paul NOT make These studies alone reveal fascinating data about individual differences in change These studies alone show cohort effects These studies alone show how people really change over time These studies alone shine a light on how early experiences relate to later behaviors These studies alone show cohort effects Piaget studied cognitive development by analyzing childrens relationships with their parents measuring how much children know at different ages observing and questioning children in order to understand their mental framework comparing children on different abilities observing and questioning children in order to understand their mental framework Pick the correct order of events during labor birth dilation and effacement expulsion of placenta dilation and effacement birth expulsion of placenta expulsion of placenta birth dilation and effacement dilation and effacement expulsion of placenta birth dilation and effacement birth expulsion of placenta Pick the example of an evocative heredityenvironment relationship with a child genetically prone to be grumpy A child is genetically prone to be grumpy so he always hits kids A child shares his biology with his parents so his parents are grumpy A mother takes special care to be kind and caring to her grumpy child A child is temperamentally grumpy so everyone starts yelling at him and he gets even grumpier A child is temperamentally grumpy so everyone starts yelling at him and he gets even grumpier Pick which symptom is NOT classic during the first trimester feeling tired and faint looking clearly pregnantand needing maternity clothes highest chance of miscarriage morning sickness looking clearly pregnantand needing maternity clothes Samantha wants to know if older people are wiser than younger people So she gives 20yearold 40yearold and 60yearold people a wisdom test What kind of study is Samantha conducting a correlational study an experiment a crosssectional study a longitudinal study a crosssectional study T or F Sperm can live for several days inside a womans reproductive tract True Teratogens produce deformities in major body structures during the second trimester of pregnancy False The bottom line message of fetal programming research is that intense stress in the womb sets babies up to be very thin throughout adult life mainly affects babies at birth has little impact on later development can impair lifelong health can impair lifelong health T or F The csection rate has been declining in the developed world False Theories in developmental science are only useful in isolated cases help us understand and predict why people act the way they do involve conducting statistical tests tell us about our genes help us understand and predict why people act the way they do The toxic effect of a teratogen is MOST likely to occur during the ________ of development that is when a specific system or organ is forming consolidation sensitive period early stage germinal stage sensitive period Tikana decides to look at the relationship between college students height and happiness She is conducting a true experiment crosssectional study correlational study longitudinal study correlational study What is a main takehome message of the books nature and nurture discussion Genes determine our physical appearance but little else We are happiest and most likely to thrive in environments that match our inborn abilities and talents Our genetic makeup determines how our lives turn out It doesnt really matter what genes were born with its how were raised that counts We are happiest and most likely to thrive in environments that match our inborn abilities and talents What is the best phrase to describe the rate of development during the embryonic stage slowpaced sometimes slow and sometimes fastpaced mediumpaced fastpaced fastpaced What is the correct sequence of events that occur during the germinal stage blastocyst fertilization implantation fertilization blastocyst implantation fertilization implantation blastocyst implantation fertilization blastocyst fertilization blastocyst implantation What organ develops gradually over the fetal stage the heart the arms the brain the liver the brain When do we first begin to be able to hear and see during the later fetal stage around month 6 or 7 after birth at birth during the embryonic stage during the later fetal stage around month 6 or 7 Which advice would a follower of attachment theory give a new mom Give your baby a lot of love so that he will have loving relationships later in life Human beings need to be independent Dont let your baby get too attached Once your baby begins to walk try to leave him alone Dont spoil your baby by giving him too much attention Give your baby a lot of love so that he will have loving relationships later in life Which of the following is NOT an example of a normative transition Mary begins kindergarten at age 5 Josephine has a terrible car accident at age 18 Manuel retires at age 65 Sara has a child when she is in her twenties Josephine has a terrible car accident at age 18 Which researcher is selecting the MOST representative sample Charlotte whose investigation of adolescents friendships involves sampling students from five high schools of varying sizes Dragan whose study of health beliefs in older adults involves talking to senior citizens in doctors waiting rooms Barnabas whose research on the frequency of marital problems involves polling divorced men Adela whose study of parenting activities involves giving questionnaires to 10 middleclass moms she knows Charlotte whose investigation of adolescents friendships involves sampling students from five high schools of varying sizes Which research question must be tested through a correlational study whether reinforcement promotes superior learning whether varying the temperature of a room affects personality whether children with ADHD respond best to a certain medication whether parents who frequently hit their children have more aggressive children whether parents who frequently hit their children have more aggressive children Your psychology professor wants to measure parent aggressiveness Pick the ideal strategy Go down the street and ask two neighbors Does this person hit her kids a lot Visit each parents home for a day and chart how often this person hits her kids Develop a questionnaire that asks parents How often do you hit your kids None of these techniques is ideal Each has problems and biases None of these techniques is ideal Each has problems and biases You want to describe US rates of cesarean sections over the past 30 years What phrase should you use a stable rate a dramatic decrease a very small decline a dramatic increase a dramatic increase T or F According to Judith Harris parents are the main force determining how children turn out True T or F According to Sternberg there are three basic types of intelligence only one of which is measured by the standard IQ test True According to the parenting styles framework we can classify parents along what two dimensions providing rules or discipline being childcentered or nurturant providing food and clothes being permissive providing safety being playful providing care being childcentered providing rules or discipline being childcentered or nurturant T or F Alcohol and drug abuse is rampant among teens False As a mom your main emotional concern would be ________ in a teenage son and ________ in a daughter acting out behaviors depression depression acting out behaviors cutting suicide suicide cutting acting out behaviors depression A social worker is constructing a questionnaire to measure the risk of child abuse Which item should NOT appear on her scale Does this parent have serious personality problems Is this parent under severe life stress Is this parent male Is this parent socially isolated Is this parent male A teenager thinks Im never going to have an accident if I drive drunk as problems happen to other kids not me This thought reflects egocentric monitoring the imaginary audience the personal fable formal operational thinking the personal fable T or F Baumrinds parenting styles model reflects European American cultural values about ideal childrearing and may not apply to other groups True ________ children are most likely to be chronically bullied Popular Unassertive andor unusually aggressive Academic Impulsive Unassertive andor unusually aggressive Childrens mental health problems after divorce may be due to poor custodial parenting may partly reflect economic stresses on family may sometimes be seen before parents split up All of the answers are correct All of the answers are correct Compared to menarche spermache isnt discussed or is a more hidden event is celebrated by society is a bigger life milestone is discussed by moms but not dads isnt discussed or is a more hidden event Compared to other Western nations US teenage pregnancy rates are ________ high low similar lower or higher depending on the country high Dr Brainy a neuroscientist is explaining teenage risktaking by referring to brain development and frontal lobe function Which of the following would be his MOST likely comment The hormones of puberty target the emotional centers of the brain at an age when the frontal lobes are still not fully mature The frontal lobes are fully mature but overwhelmed by the hormones of puberty The frontal lobes begin to deteriorate due to the hormones of puberty The frontal lobes wont fully mature until middle age The hormones of puberty target the emotional centers of the brain at an age when the frontal lobes are still not fully mature T or F Earlymaturing girls are at special risk of getting into trouble as teens True Emerging adulthood refers to the time during late adolescence when teens are emerging from the house the time from the end of high school to the late twenties when young people are constructing an adult life the delayed development of twenty somethings who should be mature the time when our body is maturing from childhood to its adult form the time from the end of high school to the late twenties when young people are constructing an adult life Everyone is watching me and judging me In Elkinds framework this is a classic example of ________ and this young person is roughly age ________ adolescent egocentrism 18 or 19 the personal fable 10 or 11 social referencing 17 or 18 adolescent egocentrism 12 or 13 adolescent egocentrism 12 or 13 Gangs serve what purpose They provide a sense of identity and status They provide physical protection in a dangerous neighborhood They offer ways to make a living by selling drugs or stealing All of the answers are correct All of the answers are correct He only cares if he gets punished or rewarded He has a personal code of ethics that transcends what society says His morality is focused on what the culture says is legal or right Pick each Kohlberg level of moral reasoning in order preconventional postconventional conventional conventional preconventional postconventional postconventional preconventional conventional premoral postmoral traditionally moral preconventional postconventional conventional If a psychologist friend tells you he believes in Spearmans g he is saying There is a general underlying intelligenceand we can use the IQ score to predict intellectual talents at every life task People have unique intellectual talents and skills The IQ score only measures aptitude for academic tasks The IQ score is only valid when children are in school There is a general underlying intelligenceand we can use the IQ score to predict intellectual talents at every life task I love to read Belskys book just for the sake of reading it Im reading Belskys book so I can get a good grade on this test Pick out the kinds of motivation involved in order extrinsic intrinsic selfreinforced other reinforced intrinsic extrinsic other reinforced selfreinforced intrinsic extrinsic T or F In a significant number of countries spanking is illegal True ________ is an example of corporal punishment Spanking Time out Detention Withdrawal of love Spanking ________ is the term for all the internal and external changes involved in becoming physically an adult Puberty Coming of age Adolescence Maturation Puberty T or F Most adults always show signs of formal operational thinking False Name each parenting style The Smiths provide incredible love but no discipline The Joness are very strict and dont allow deviations from the rules The Johnsons home is chaotic with parents MIA in their childrens lives Smithauthoritative Jonesauthoritarian Johnsonpermissive Smithpermissive Jonesauthoritarian Johnsonrejectingneglecting Smithrejectingneglecting Jonesauthoritarian Johnsonpermissive Smithpermissive Jonesauthoritative Johnsonrejectingneglecting Smithpermissive Jonesauthoritarian Johnsonrejectingneglecting T or F Only males produce testosterone False Parentteen conflict tends to reach its peak in late adolescence as the teen is about to leave home for the first time in the middle of puberty when hormonal changes are at their height in late elementary school when parents realize their child is growing up during the early twenties after a child has left home in the middle of puberty when hormonal changes are at their height People with a positive body image realize they may not have perfect bodies but focus on their physical attributes see being beautiful as taking care of your health have high selfesteem and selfefficacy All of these are true All of these are true Pick the core change that happens in formal operations We can conserve much better We can really take another persons point of view We can reason abstractly about ideas and hypothetical possibilities We can read at a much higher level We can reason abstractly about ideas and hypothetical possibilities Pick the statement that BEST fits the research on lowincome children and academics They start school at a disadvantage and go to the worst schools They start school academically on target but go to the worst schools They start school academically on target and go to average schools They start school at a disadvantage and go to average schools They start school at a disadvantage and go to the worst schools Pick the statement that BOTH Robert Sternberg and Howard Gardner would agree on I believe that conventional intelligence tests are too limited I believe that human abilities come in eight forms I believe that there are three different types of intelligence I believe that there is a distinct musical intelligence I believe that conventional intelligence tests are too limited T or F Puberty typically lasts about 2 years False The Belsky Intelligence Test for Students BITS is reliable This means It accurately measures students intellectual capacity It can be given to all students regardless of ethnicity or gender It has been given for many years When it is given more than once students get nearly the same score each time When it is given more than once students get nearly the same score each time The hormones that DIRECTLY produce the body changes of puberty are emitted from the hypothalamus pituitary gonads adrenal glands hypothalamus T or F There are important differences between intelligence tests and achievement tests True The term for any act that endangers childrens emotional or physical wellbeing is child maltreatment rejection corporal punishment parental mistreatment child maltreatment What forces influence when teens make the transition to intercourse that is become sexually active age at reaching puberty sexual behavior of their friends mediawatching practices All of these forces and more are influences All of these forces and more are influences What helps set off the hypothalamic signal to program puberty leptin life stress maturation or growth level All of these forces set off this signal All of these forces set off this signal What is the MAIN reason why high school students are sleep deprived Teens need more sleep than younger children The hormones of puberty push teens sleep cycles to later in the evening yet they have to get up early to start the school day Teenagers are having too much fun at night to get to bed on time Teenagers can spend time 247 on Facebook talking to their friends The hormones of puberty push teens sleep cycles to later in the evening yet they have to get up early to start the school day What is your FIRST tipoff that your daughter may be entering puberty the growth spurt pubic hair development breast development menarche the growth spurt When G Stanley Halls described adolescence as a time of storm and stress he meant Teenagers have a stressful life Teenagers are emotionally differentmoody sensitive prone to take risks Teenagers cause parents a lot of stress Teenagers put society under a lot of stress Teenagers are emotionally differentmoody sensitive prone to take risks When Sheila walks to the lunchroom she thinks that everyone is evaluating every movement she makes According to David Elkind Shelia is showing signs of egotistic thinking the personal fable narcissism the imaginary audience the imaginary audience When the firstgrade boys wrestle and hit each other as they are in line for lunch they are engaging in collaborative play exercise play roughandtumble play fantasy play roughandtumble play When we enter formal operations we can think like true scientists reason logically about abstract ideas reason about things that are not real All of the answers are correct All of the answers are correct T or F When we enter formal operations we can think abstractly and scientifically True Which child is MOST at risk for having mental health problems and getting into trouble during and after puberty an earlymaturing girl a latematuring girl an earlymaturing boy a latematuring boy an earlymaturing girl With regard to the timing of puberty the bottomline message is Its determined only by genetics Its determined by genetics and a variety of environmental forcesand these cues differ a bit for girls and boys Its determined by the level of nutrition alone Its mainly by the level of family stress Its determined by genetics and a variety of environmental forcesand these cues differ a bit for girls and boys You are listening to a developmentalist lecture on adolescent behavior and attitudes Which statement should you hear Most teens drink and abuse drugs Most teens are depressed and unhappy Most teens are happy and upbeat about life Most teens are exactly the same emotionally as they were during elementary school Most teens are happy and upbeat about life Bettina is an emerging adult Given the research in this chapter which is the best prediction about how her personality will change in middle life Bettina will become more introverted Bettina will develop more generative priorities and goals Bettina will become more agreeable Bettina will become more angry and selfcentered Bettina will develop more generative priorities and goals If you hear someone described as a generative person you should think this person is committed to his career this person is committed to generating or producing many things this person has many children this person is committed to nurturing other peoples development and making a difference in the world this person is committed to nurturing other peoples development and making a difference in the world Fred is about to turn 50 He never was very close to his now grown children and he has a routine boring job He is feeling like his life really doesnt have much purpose anymore According to Erikson Fred is suffering from generativity despair stagnation inferiority stagnation Statistically speaking as you move into late middle age you are likely to become more generative in your priorities become happier become more aware of the fact that you only have a limited time left to live All of the answers are true All of the answers are true You run into an old college friend when you are both in your fifties and take some time to catch up on your lives Which change are you LEAST likely to find Your friend will now be more neurotic and depressed Your friend will be the same person in fundamental ways Your friend will now feel more selfconfident Your friend will now have more generative goals and priorities Your friend will now have more generative goals and priorities Which IQ test ability is likely to decline early in adult life how much you know about history how quickly you can put together puzzles No ability starts to decline early in adult life your vocabulary how quickly you can put together puzzles Dan suffers from serious depression and is periodically unable to work Dora has pushed the envelope and searched out new challenges from the time she was young Pick Dans and Doras Big Five categories in order openness to experience neuroticism neuroticism openness to experience introversion openness to experience neuroticism extraversion neuroticism openness to experience Laurie is outgoing and friendly but she frustrates her coworkers because she is frequently late forgets to do tasks and misses important meetings In her Big Five trait rankings Laurie is ________ but ________ agreeable neurotic extraverted not conscientious extraverted too agreeable agreeable not conscientious extraverted not conscientious When Erikson said that midlife adults have to resolve the conflict of generativity vs stagnation he meant that people need to be parents or feel depressed believe they are enriching the lives of others or feel purposeless be mentally stimulated or become rigid in their thinking be productive or feel bored and stuck believe they are enriching the lives of others or feel purposeless Which ability is MOST likely to improve well into your fifties or early sixties how quickly you can learn a new computer game how well you can clean your house how quickly you can put blocks together your vocabulary your vocabulary Crystallized abilities refer to ________ while fluid tasks involve ________ your fund of knowledge your ability to reason quickly on unfamiliar tasks your speed of thinking your vocabulary your ability to reason quickly on unfamiliar tasks your fund of knowledge your concrete thinking your evaporating thinking your fund of knowledge your ability to reason quickly on unfamiliar tasks Who is using selective optimization with compensation in his schoolwork John allots special time to studying his most difficult courses and works especially hard in his major where having good grades matters most Jane is so optimistic that she doesnt feel she has to study much Jill selects impossible classes and then overcompensates by working around the clock Joe selects only the easiest courses so he is certain to have a high GPA John allots special time to studying his most difficult courses and works especially hard in his major where having good grades matters most Grandparents keep the extended family close serve as emotional buffers for the grandchildren often step in during a crisis and stabilize the family have all of these functions and more have all of these functions and more Which woman has reached menopause Joy who has not menstruated for six months Jannita who has not menstruated for a year Jill who is getting hot flashes Jane whose body is no longer producing testosterone Jannita who has not menstruated for a year Our ability to ride a bike is in ________ memory and is ________ vulnerable to deterioration with age semantic moderately episodic most procedural least cortical moderately procedural least Your grandma has Alzheimers disease Which memory is likely to stay intact the longest your name what it feels like to hug you your address your birthday what it feels like to hug you Dr Frank is a 65yearold college professor who is contemplating retirement His health is deteriorating but he wants to remain mentally stimulated and use the skills he has developed If Dr Frank adopts Baltes selective optimization with compensation model he should retire and discontinue all his academic work completely ignore his health problems and continue full time on his job continue doing all aspects of his former job but care less about performing well choose which aspect of his job such as teaching or research he likes best and continue working especially hard at that task choose which aspect of his job such as teaching or research he likes best and continue working especially hard at that task Which older persons statement reflects socioemotional selectivity theory I only have a short time to live so Ill spend as much time as possible with my family I only have a short time to live so Ill focus only on what makes me happy I only have a short time left to live so I wont sweat the small stuff All of these peoples statements reflect socioemotional selectivity theory All of these peoples statements reflect socioemotional selectivity theory Which memory situation is virtually impossible for older people memorizing names memorizing directions memorizing something while simultaneously monitoring something else memorizing faces memorizing something while simultaneously monitoring something else Which is the correct ranking for the memory systems in order from MOST fragile to MOST enduring episodic memory procedural memory semantic memory episodic memory semantic memory procedural memory semantic memory episodic memory procedural memory procedural memory semantic memory episodic memory episodic memory semantic memory procedural memory What information are you MOST likely to remember from this course a few years from now your professors face and name the semester when you took this course the material that you memorized most thoroughly the material that really affected you emotionally the material that really affected you emotionally According to Erikson which older adult has reached integrity James who is looking forward to many new projects Jeff who loves spending time with his wife Ben who feels he has lived a rich fulfilling life Bill who is happy to relax and enjoy life Ben who feels he has lived a rich fulfilling life How should you best treat someone who is recently bereaved discuss the death get the person to talk things out recommend counseling give concrete advice avoid talking about the loss so as not to get the person upset be there listen take your cues from the person as to what he or she wants be there listen take your cues from the person as to what he or she wants Dr Health is discussing the progression of normal aging changes He should say they begin at birth and progress over time they start in late middle age and suddenly get dramatically worse they start at some point during earlymidlife and gradually progress over years they only progress when someone is genetically at risk they start at some point during earlymidlife and gradually progress over years Chronic diseases affect only people in the oldold years only people who do not take care of their health most people in middle age every person if they live long enough every person if they live long enough Who has instrumental ADL impairments Mrs Belsky who needs nursing home care Mrs Jones who is having trouble cooking and cleaning Mrs Johnson who is having trouble getting to the toilet Mrs Soto who is having trouble dressing herself Mrs Jones who is having trouble cooking and cleaning Who has basic ADL impairments Mrs Smith who is having trouble dressing herself Mrs Cortez who needs nursing home care Mrs Johnson who is having trouble getting to the toilet All of these women have basic ADL impairments All of these women have basic ADL impairments Why do women live longer than men They are biologically hardier They get fewer early heart attacks They take better care of their health All of these are true All of these are true As you age you are likely to experience all of these vision changes EXCEPT problems with glare problems seeing close up problems seeing well at distances problems seeing well in dim light problems seeing well at distances Sam works out for hours at his local fitness center using his iPod to listen to music or the centers earphones to watch CNN Sam may be preventing heart disease but causing a later life vision problem may be preventing heart disease but causing a later life hearing problem is doing the best for all aspects of his health may be preventing heart disease but causing osteoporosis may be preventing heart disease but causing a later life hearing problem Which two illnessesconditions are MOST likely to land older people in a nursing home heart disease and hearing impairments slowed reaction time and hearing impairments breaking a hip due to osteoporosis and Alzheimers disease presbycusis and presbyopia breaking a hip due to osteoporosis and Alzheimers disease If Dr Cortez is describing the quality of nursing home care in the United States what phrase should he use uniformly poor good to average varies from excellent to seriously substandardbut mainly not good excellent varies from excellent to seriously substandardbut mainly not good The socioeconomichealth gap appears in middle age for males not females in every age group from infancy up around age 60 in every age group from infancy up To have a good death people should ideally feel that their lives had purpose in control of how and when they die as free as possible from debilitating pain All of the answers are correct All of the answers are correct What is the main message of the study of dying trajectories in hospitals Healthcare workers can sometimes hasten death when their predictions are wrong Healthcare workers assume dying is a predictable eventit isnt Healthcare workers make assumptions about when patients will die All are important messages All are important messages You are visiting a friend who is dying and is fully aware of that fact You can expect your friend will want to talk about her impending death your friend will not want to talk about her impending death your friend with go through stages in coming to terms with impending death You can not make any of these assumptions You can not make any of these assumptions If Mr Hayes has entered the palliative care unit in a medical center you can EXPECT the staff will adopt heroic measures to save Mr Hayes life the staff will tend to withdraw as Mr Hayes is dying the staff will shift from trying to vigorously cure Mr Hayes to promoting dignified dying the staff will employ the latest medical technologies in treating Mr Hayes the staff will shift from trying to vigorously cure Mr Hayes to promoting dignified dying To enroll in a hospice program the patients doctor must certify that the person is within ________ of death but people typically use this service when they are within ________ of death one month one week six months days or a week one year six months two weeks one week six months days or a week How are people MOST likely to die today after a prolonged period of ups and downs when battling an ultimately fatal chronic disease after a few days from an infectious disease suddenly without warning due to an accident heart attack or stroke after rapidly declining for a few months or so from some fatal disease after a prolonged period of ups and downs when battling an ultimately fatal chronic disease T or F Our core temperamental predispositions tend to remain relatively stable with age unless we experience dramatic life changes True T or F Physical health has little impact on intellectual abilities as we age False T or F Women feel increasingly dissatisfied with their bodies as they reach middle age False T or F Women tend to adjust more poorly to widowhood than men False T or F Most people are unhappy after they retire False T or F People over 65 have lower rates of mental disorders than younger adults True T or F The socioeconomic statushealth gapor illness disparity between richer and less affluent peoplefirst appears around age 60 False T or F Alzheimers disease is caused by small strokes that limit the brains blood supply False T or F You probably would not notice agerelated vision changes until your sixties False T or F Just as KüblerRoss believed people go through specific stages in 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Chapter 26 Head and Spine injuries FLASHCARDS WRITE SPELL TEST MATCH GRAVITY Upgrade to remove ads Only 1month Terms in this set 35 Bleeding within the brain tissue itself is called an A epidural hematoma B intracerebral hematoma C subdural hematoma D intracranial hematoma B intracerebral hematoma During your primary assessment of a 19 year old unconscious male who experienced severe head trauma you note that his respirations are rapid irregular and shallow He has bloody secretions draining from his mouth and nose You should A immobilize his spine and transport immediately B assist his ventilations with a bagmask device C pack his nostrils to stop the drainage of blood D suction his oropharynx for up to 15 seconds D suction his oropharynx for up to 15 seconds A 45 year old male was working on his roof when he fell approximately 12 landing on his feet He is conscious and alert and complains of an ache in his lower back He is breathing adequately and has stable vital signs You should A perform a rapid headtotoe exam and immobilize his spine B obtain a Glasgow Coma Score value and give him oxygen C allow him to refuse transport if his vital signs remain stable D immobilize his spine and perform a focused secondary exam D immobilize his spine and perform a focused secondary exam When immobilizing a seated patient with a short backboard or veststyle immobilization device you should apply a cervical collar A after assessing distal neurovascular functions B after moving the patient to a long backboard C after the torso has been adequately secured D before manually stabilizing the patients head A after assessing distal neurovascular functions A short backboard or veststyle immobilization device is indicated for patients who A are in a sitting position and are clinically stable B are found supine and have stable vital signs C require prompt extrication from an automobile D are sitting in their car and are clinically unstable A are in sitting position and are clinically stable Which of the following head injuries would cause this patients condition to deteriorate MOST rapidly A subdural hematoma B cerebral concussion C epidural hematoma D cerebral contusion C epidural hematoma A tightfitting motorcycle helmet should be left in place unless A it interferes with your assessment of the airway B the patient complains of severe neck or back pain C the patient must be placed onto a long backboard D the helmet is equipped with a full face shield of visor A it interferes with your assessment of the airway Lacerations to the scalp A bleed minimally because the scalp has few vessels B are most commonly associated with skull fractures C uncommonly cause hypovolemic shock in children D may be an indicator of deeper more serious injuries D may be an indicator of deeper more serious injuries A patient who can not remember the events that preceded his or her head injury is experiencing A anterograde amnesia B posttraumatic amnesia C retrograde amnesia D perigarde amnesia C retrograde amnesia The MOST common and serious complication of a significant head injury is A cerebral edema B a hypoxic seizure C acute hypotension D a skull fracture A cerebral edema Which of the following is NOT part of the central nervous system A The brain B The spinal cord C Cerebrospinal fluid D Cranial nerves C Cerebrospinal fluid The nervous system is divided into the central nervous system and the A autonomic nervous system B peripheral nervous system C sympathetic nervous system D somatic nervous system B peripheral nervous system The brain is divided into the cerebrum the cerebellum and the A foramen magnum B meninges C brain stem D spinal column C brain stem Injury to the head and neck may indicate injury to the A thoracic spine B lumbar spine C cervical spine D sacral spine C cervical spine The _____ is composed of three layers of tissue that suspend the brain and spinal cord within the skull and spinal cord A meninges B dura mater C pia mater D arachnoid space A meninges The skull is divided into the cranium and the A occipital B face C parietal D foramen magnum B face Peripheral nerves include the A connecting nerves B sensory nerves C motor nerves D all of the above D all of the above Which of the following is NOT a function of cerbrospinal fluid A Acts as a shock absorber B Bathes the brain and spinal cord C Buffers the brain and spinal cord from injury D Providers continuous oxygen to the brain D provides continuous oxygen to the brain The autonomic nervous system is composed of the sympathetic nervous system and the A peripheral nervous system B central nervous system C parasympathetic nervous system D somatic nervous system C parasympathetic nervous system The most prominent and the most easily palpable spinous process is at the _____ cervical vertebra at the base of the neck A 7th B 6th C 5th D 4th A 7th You respond to a 14 year old boy who fell out of a tree at a local park He is unresponsive His airway is open and respirations are 16 breathsmin and regular His pulse is strong and regular Distal pulses are present You mange the cspine What should you ask for help in determining how the injury happened A First responders B Family members C Bystanders D All of the above D all of the above Emergency medical care of a patient with a possible spinal injury begins with A opening the airway B assessing level of consciousness C summoning law enforcement D standard precautions D standard precautions Which of the following is NOT a symptom of a concussion A Dizziness B Weakness C Muscle tremors D Visual changes C Muscle tremors Intracranial bleeding outside of the dura mater and under the skull is known as an A concussion B intracerebral hemorrhage C subdural hematoma D epidural hematoma D epidural hematoma In supine patient with a head injury the head should be elevated_______ to help reduce intracranial pressure A 10 degrees B 20 degrees C 30 degrees D 40 degrees C 30 degrees ______ is the most reliable sign of a head injury A Vomiting B Decreased level of consciousness C Seizures D Numbness and tingling in extremities B Decreased level of consciousness Hyperventilation should be used with caution in head injury patients and only be attempted when _____ isare available A pulse oximetry B capnography C air medical services D noninvasive blood pressure monitoring B capnography Common causes of head injuries include all of the following EXCEPT A falls B motor vehicle collisions C seizure activity D sports injuries C seizure activity Assessment of mental status is accomplished through the use of the mnemonic A SAMPLE B OPQRST C AVPU D AEIOUTIPS C AVPU You respond to a 38 year old man who fell while rock climbing He is unconscious with an open airway The respiration and pulse rates are within normal limits His distal pulses are intact You check his pupils and find that they are unequal You know this could be a sign of A increased intracranial pressure B hypoxia C seizure activity D chronic hypertension A increased intracranial pressure Which of the following is NOT part of Cushings triad A Increased blood pressure B Decreased pulse rate C Decreased pulse oximetry D Irregular respirations C Decreased pulse oximetry How many EMTs are required to immobilize a standing patient A Two B Three C Four D Five B Three A cervical collar should be applied to a patient with a possible spinal injury based on A the mechanism of injury B the history C signs and symptoms D all of the above D all of the above Helmets must be removed in all of the following cases EXCEPT A cardiac arrest B when the helmet allows for excessive movement C when there are no impending airway or breathing problems D when a shield can not be removed for access to the airway C when there are no impending airway or breathing problems Your BEST choice of action for a child involved in a motor vehicle collision and found in his or her car seat is to A immobilize the child in the car seat B rule out spinal injury and place the child with a parent C pad the sides of a car seat but leave space to allow for lateral movement D move the child to a pediatric immobilization device A immobilize the child in the car seat YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Chapter 28 Head and Spine Injuries EMT 63 terms Chapter 26 Head and Spine Injuries 63 terms Chapter 26 Head and Spine Injuries 63 terms EMTB Chapter 28 Head and Spine Injuries Multiple OTHER SETS BY THIS CREATOR 161 terms Exam 4 79 terms Exam 3 Peds 39 terms pharm drug list 2 and 3 generic and meaning 202 terms a and p exam 5 THIS SET IS OFTEN IN FOLDERS WITH 29 terms Chapter 25 Face and neck injuries 45 terms Chapter 30 Abdominal and Genitourinary Injuries Practice Questions 61 terms Chapter 26 57 terms EMTB CHAPTER 25 FACE AND NECK INJURIES

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Genetic Diversity FLASHCARDS WRITE SPELL TEST MATCH GRAVITY Upgrade to remove ads Only 1month CLICK THE CARD TO FLIP IT variation of alleles within a speciesgenetic variation within a species CLICK THE ARROWS BELOW TO ADVANCE 1 20 Terms in this set 20 Definition variation of alleles within a speciesgenetic variation within a species Two separate species 1 DNA of different species varies a lot because different species have different genes 2 More closely related to species area the more DNA they will have in common Genetic diversity within a species 1 DNA within a species varies very little because all members of one species have the same genes 2 BUT members of the same species do not all have the same alleles 3 It is the difference in alleles that creates genetic diversity a speciespopulation of a species Why is genetic diversity important 1 Important because it can help a species survive 2 The greater the number of different alleles that all members of a species possess the greater the GD of that species 3 The greater the GD the more likely it is that a species will adapt to environmental change 4 This is because it has a wider range of alleles and thus a wider range of characteristics 5 There is therefore a greater possibility that some individual will possess a characteristic that suits the new environmental conditions 6 Likely that at least some organisms with have alleles that enable them to survive reproduce further Selective breeding what is it involves identifying individuals with the desired characteristics and using them to parent the next generation offspring that do not express desired characteristics are killedprevented from breeding Effect of selective breeding on GD 1 Using organisms with particulardesirable allelescharacteristics 2 Alleles chosenrejected 3 Unwanted alleles therefore bred out the population 4 GD is reduced fewer different allelesless variation due to the fact variety of alleles is deliberately restricted to a small number of desired alleles population where all posses desired qualities but there is a reduced GD The founder effect Occurs when a few individuals from a population colonise a new region Effect of founder effect on GD 1 Few individuals from population become isolatedform colonies 2 These few individuals carry with them only a small fraction of the alleles of the population as a whole only a few organisms contribute their alleles to the gene pool 3 Reduced genetic diversity as there are fewer different allelesless variationreduced or smaller gene pool Genetic Bottlenecks A genetic bottleneck is an event that causes a big reduction in population ie a volcanic eruption or interference by man Effect of GBS on GD 1 Chance event that causes a significant fall in the size of a population 2 Few survivors left will possess a much smaller variety of alleles than the original population reduces number of different alleles in the gene pool reduces GD 3 When they breed their GD will be less large population created from just a few individuals One mutation causing phenylketonuria was originally only found in one population in central Asia It is now found in many different populations across Asia Founder effect colonies split off migration interbreeding Describe and explain how selection will have affected the genetic diversity of sugar beet 1 Diversity reduced fewer different alleles less variation smaller gene pool 2 As alleles have been chosenrejected Use the information provided and your knowledge of the founder effect to explain why Ellisvan Creveld syndrome occurs at a higher frequency in the Amish population than in people in America who are not Amish MUST USE MORE OF THE INFO 1 Population formed by a small number of founders 2 Founder show less genetic diversity smallER gene pool less variety of alleles 3 Individuals also do not breed with outside grop GIVEN 4 HighER chance of inheriting allele than in nonAmish population Describe the processes that lead to a reduction in the genetic diversity of populations of organisms 1 Found effect few individuals from a population become isolatedform colonies 2 Genetic bottlenecks significant fall in size of population due to chance event 3 Selective breedingartificial selection using organisms with particular traitsallelesphenotypes 4 REDUCED VARIETYNUM OF DIFFERENT ALLELES REDUCE GENE POOL IN NEW POPULATION Use this information to explain what is meant by a genetic bottleneck 1 Drop in populationmany killed 2 REDUCED GENETIC VARIATIONDIVERSITY 3 REDUCTION IN GENE POOL The proportion of abnormal sperm cells produced is higher in cheetahs than in other members of the family Felidae Suggest an explanation for this 1 Mutation affecting sperm cell in small population 2 Due to errors DURING MEIOSIS 3 Inbreedingclosely related cheetahs breed 4 High chance of inheriting allele high frequency of allele in the population Use your knowledge of cell division to explain how growing variety B on a large scale will affect the genetic diversity of bananas 1 Low genetic diversity 2 Because they are produced by osmosis 3 Will all have same DNAgenetically identicalclones no crossing over or is you get in meiosis The biologists concluded that the shrimps in the open had a higher genetic diversity than those in the cave Explain how the data in Figure 4 support this conclusion More alleles of each geneshrimps in open have all the alleles The spotted owl is a bird Numbers of spotted owls have decreased over the past 50 years Explain how this decrease may affect genetic diversity 1Reduced genetic diversity 2 As fewer differentvaried allelesgenes reduced gene pool 3 Genetic bottleneck Within each variety scientists cross plants with different genes Explain the advantage of this 1 Preserve variety of alleles 2 Maintain genetic variationgenetic diversity 3 Prevent inbreeding

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Psych Final 3 FLASHCARDS WRITE SPELL TEST MATCH GRAVITY Upgrade to remove ads Only 1month According to Maslow our need for CLICK THE CARD TO FLIP IT adequate clothing must be met before we are preoccupied with satisfying esteem CLICK THE ARROWS BELOW TO ADVANCE Terms in this set 41 According to Maslow our need for adequate clothing must be met before we are preoccupied with satisfying esteem Prisoners of war placed on a semistarvation diet in which their food intake is cut in half are likely to spend a great deal of time daydreaming about food Increases in ________ increase hunger where as hunger orexin blood glucose The term homeostasis literally means staying the same Some researchers prefer the term settling point to set point because the typical body weight of an adult is influenced by environmental and biological factors Brain scans of people viewing erotic material reveal a more active ________ in men than in women amygdala While traveling in China Nadine was offered chicken feet for lunch Nadines refusal of such an unfamiliar food reflects neophobia People consume more ice cream when scooping it with a big scoop rather than a small one This best illustrates unit bias Research on sex hormones and human sexual behavior indicates that womens sexual interests are somewhat influenced by the phases of their menstrual cycles The World Health Organization identifies obesity as a high body mass index Research on obesity and weight control indicates that no matter how carefully people diet they never lose fat cells Studies show that people tend to eat much more in social situations such as parties and celebrations Which psychological principle best explains why we overeat in these situations social facilitation According to Dr Kipling ostracism is best defined as temporary banishment or exclusion Which of the following is not a suggested strategy for weight loss A Begin only if you feel motivated and selfdiscipline B Beware of the binge C Eat only one large meal a day D Eat healthy foods E Take steps to boost metabolism Eat only one large meal a day The influence of bodily sensations gestures and other states on cognitive preferences and judgments is known as embodied cognition The organization of twodimensional retinal images into threedimensional perceptions is called depth perception Rachel claims that his special psychic powers enable her to perceive exactly where the body of a recent murder victim is secretly buried Rachel is claiming to possess the power of clairvoyance Which of the following is the best advice for a person concerned about occasional insomnia Relax and drink a glass of milk instead of soda before bedtime What is most likely to occur when the brain is repeatedly opiates The brain stops producing endorphins As the time for the AP Psychology exam approached several students in the class who had not been doing homework or attending classes earlier in the term became more concerned about studying and attending regularly Their motivation seems to be extrinsic Today Vanessa took an allergy pill that raised her blood pressure caused her heart to beat faster and raised her body temperature Now caught in traffic she feels angry Yesterday when she took the pill she was with her husband When her blood pressure rose her heart sped up she got hotter and she felt amorous This description exemplifies the twofactor theory Which of the following is the most reliable indicator of emotions across all cultures facial expressions According to Selyes General Adaptation Syndrome GAS theory of the following stages during which are we most susceptible to disease exhaustion Which of the following is NOT considered a primary facial expression love After Madison complained to her mother about how little she has Madison and her mother went to the soup kitchen to volunteer to serve dinner to the homeless After serving 120 dinners Madison told her mother how happy she is that they can afford to buy delicious foods she loves Madisons increased perception that she is happy is best explained by applying which of the following theories relative deprivation All of the following are characteristics of physiological arousal EXCEPT a dilation of the pupils b increase in salivation c increase in perspiration d increase in secretion of stress hormones e decrease in peristalsis b increase in salivation Which of the following subsystems of the autonomic nervous system help the body return to businessas usual after an emergency parasympathetic nervous system Which of the following best summarizes why people tend to stay in a slightly elevated state of arousal after a crisis has occurred their bloodstream continues to contain elevated levels of adrenaline Andrew works in the local hospital because he wishes to help others while Rachel works in the hospital strictly to make money Their individual motivations demonstrate the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation Stanley Schachters explanation of emotions places emphasis on a cognitive appraisal of physiological arousal Researchers have found that happy people tend to have high selfesteem After an alarming event your temperature blood pressure and respiration are high and you have an outpouring of hormones Which GAS stage would Hans Selye say is occurring resistance Amelia is frightened by the sudden barking of a neighbors dog Once her mother picks Amelia up the child begins to calm down as which of the following biological processes occurs The parasympathetic nervous system resumes control and reverses the sympathetic responses The autonomic nervous system regulates the ____________ that accompanies different emotions physiological arousal Which of the following best supports the hypothesis that basic human emotions such as sadness are innate Basic emotions are understood and expressed in a similar fashion by individuals from diverse cultures Last week David a 92 yearold rich ladies man won the Missouri Powerball worth 35 million dollars Since David is already wealthypiling up more and more money matters less and less to him Which phenomenon is described above diminishing returns The basic components of emotion are physiological arousal expressive behaviors and conscious experience Catharsis is defined as a emotional release the catharsis hypothesis maintains that releasing aggressive energy relieves aggressive urges Which of the following is a researchbased suggestion for improving your mood and increasing your satisfaction with life Keep a gratitude journal and count your blessing Adaptationlevel phenomenon is described as a tendency to form judgments relative to a neutral level defined by our prior experience According to Stanley Schachter and Jerome Singers theory of emotion which of the following is true The same physiological response can produce different emotions depending on the context within which the response occurs and a persons interpretation of that context

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Human Geography Unit 2 FLASHCARDS WRITE SPELL TEST MATCH GRAVITY Upgrade to remove ads Only 1month An example of a country with a population pyramid that has a large base is Nigeria CLICK THE ARROWS BELOW TO ADVANCE 1 78 Terms in this set 78 An example of a country with a population pyramid that has a large base is Nigeria The demographic transition model suggests that as countries industrialize birth and death rates decrease over time The first stage of the demographic transition model indicates that total population is low and constant with high birth rates and high death rates Which of the following is not a contributing factor to the low birth rates in stage four of the demographic transition model Reliance on subsistence agriculture According to Thomas Malthuss population theory which of the following is a preventative check on population Moral restraint Which of the following population control examples did Thomas Malthus support The upper class utilizing moral restraint to limit family size Which of the following countries contains three megacities the most of any nation India Chinas onechild policy is an example of what theory Optimum population theory Which of the following is not a result of overpopulation Low unemployment rates in Tokyo Which of the following region has the highest rate of natural increase SubSaharan Africa Arithmetic population density can be calculated by total population divided by total land area In the United States suburbanization increased in the 1960s and resulted in which of the following Loss of tax base and increased poverty rates in city centers Commercial farming led to what 20thcentury population change in North America Ruraltourban migration Which of the following cities is an example of urban primacy Buenos Aires The population of developed nations can be described as having lower natural increase than underdeveloped countries Between 1990 and 1999 population increased in the United States due primarily to which factor Increased immigration Food availability which can control population size is an example of a limiting factor In general which of the following is true about carrying capacity and population Above carrying capacity population size decreases In order for doubling time to be accurately predicted which of the following assumptions must be true That the population growth rate is constant over a long period of time The agespecific fertility rate among women in the United States from 1955 to 1995 indicates that women are having fewer children and starting families later in life For an emigrant war in his or her homeland is an example of a push factor Baby booms are generally associated with periods of economic prosperity The primary purpose of demographic data is to describe the characteristics of a population A high dependency ratio suggests that a large percentage of the population is under 14 years old and over 65 years old Which of the following is true regarding older populations in developed countries The majority of older people are women Which of the following countries has the lowest life expectancy at birth Zimbabwe The act of migrants sending money to family in their home country is termed remittance Generation X which is a group of individuals all born within a defined time interval is an example of an cohort Which of the following regions experiences the highest diffusion of fertility control Middle East A population continuing to grow following a fertility decline due to the large percentage of young people is known as demographic momentum Influenza is an example of which type of disease diffusion Contagious The term ecumenic refers to the amount of land that is built on and the amount of land not developed yet NeoMalthusian theory builds on Malthuss overpopulation theory by considering which two additional factors Population growth of underdeveloped countries and the outstripping of other resources beyond food A nomadic tribe that migrates seasonally to follow the availability of plants and game is an example of cyclic movement The gravity model predicts the movement of people good and ideas between two locations based on size and distance The seasonal migration of livestock between lowlands and mountains is termed transhumance A husband migrates from Mexico to the United States and earns money to allow for his family to follow him to the United States The is an example of chain migration Which of the following is true regarding fertility differentials in the United States in 2000 Fertility rates are highest among lowincome groups To compensate for growing population undeveloped countries have tried to raise crop yields by planting genetically modified plants Which regions have the fewest freshwater resources per capital Middle East and North Africa Which of the following countries has the least arable land per capita China The process where voting districts are spatially altered to favor one political party over another is known as gerrymandering The Homestead Act of 1862 which governed the initial settlement of the Great Plains resulted in which rural population spatial pattern Uniform Factors that prevent a species from reproducing at its maximum rate are known as environmental resistance The maximum reproductive capacity of a population is known as fecundity Population distribution that is evenly spread over a landscape typically in low densities is called dispersed distribution Gross national product per capita is the total value of produced goods and services of a country in one year divided by total number of people living in the country A person typically 2035 years old who leaves his or her home country to work in another country is known as a guest worker The rule of 70 refers to the approximate amount of time it takes for a population to double Which of the following is an example of a choropleth map A birthrate map that uses different colors to represent countries with varying birth rates Malaria which is present in many populations living in tropical or subtropical regions is an example of an endemic Which of the following is true regarding standard of living Standard of living can trace development of a country A Jcurve on a population graph indicates exponential population growth Which of the following is true regarding least developed countries and most developed countries MDC have lower illiteracy rates than LDC A factor that persuades an immigrant to settle en route to his or her planned destination is called an intervening opportunity A country that has high development levels innovation capacity and a convergence of trade flows is known as a core country Panama is classified as a periphery country due to which of the following factors Panama is a least developed country and has a low GNP Which of the following is not one of Ravensteins migration laws Most international migrants are young women In 1997 Pakistan and the United Kingdom experienced the twoway nature of migration Which of the following is true regarding that migration pattern More people migrated from Pakistan to the UK All of the following are examples of forced migration EXCEPT the California gold rush in the mid19th century The phenomenon where educated men aged 2025 are more likely to migrate than other groups is an example of differential migration Which of the following is true regarding emigration Emigration reduces the pressure on land in overpopulated areas The practice of harvesting crops twice a year thus resulting in poor soil quality is known as double cropping Several families living close together in multiple houses surrounded by farms is termed nucleated A refugee is defined as a person who was forced to leave his or her homeland due to war or violence Which of the following is a consequence of zero population growth Reduced strain on available resources Which of the following is not a contributing factor to the rising death rates in India Decreased government spending on health care In a developed country all of the following are likely to lower the rate of natural increase EXCEPT a high rate of immigration All of the following are true of the total fertility rate equation EXCEPT TFR like RNI can be negative In which area of the world would countries in stage one of the demographic transition model most likely be found Western and southern Africa All of the following are arguments advanced by neoMalthusians with regard to future world population growth EXCEPT Technological advancements will likely solve issues of food production and consumption Which of the following might account for the triangleshaped population graph of the city of Brownsville in southern Texas Large numbers of Mexican immigrants causing the graph to be similar to that of Mexico Migration in which people move to a series of increasingly more economically advantageous locations is referred to as step migration All of the following are potential pull factors for immigration EXCEPT the high cost of land Which of the following best describes the general direction that the population center of the United States has moved since 1790 West and south All of the following are true of physiologic density EXCEPT A country with a high physiologic density must also have a high arithmetic density Chronic diseases are more common today than in the past in developed countries due to longer life expectancies All of the following accurately reflect the attitudes of Thomas Malthus toward the poor EXCEPT A surplus population of poor people was necessary to provide a stable workforce YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE AP HUGE Ch2 3 Test 55 terms Human Geo Final 50 terms more swennypoo 40 terms AP HUGE 2510 OTHER SETS BY THIS CREATOR 70 terms Human Geography unit 7 78 terms Human Geography unit 6 76 terms Human Geogrpahy Unit 5 69 terms Human Geography unit 4 THIS SET IS OFTEN IN FOLDERS WITH 100 terms Chapter 2 Population 28 terms AP Human Geography Unit 2 Test 15 terms AP Human Geography Chapter 11 57 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