alizy

Parkinsons disease is a __________ disorder.

A.cognitive

B. somatoform

C.personality

Why are personality disorders so difficult to treat?

A. The disorders are pervasive.

B. They are almost impossible to diagnose.

C. People typically do not want treatment.

People with personality disorders that manifest self-loathing and are socially isolated are classified as _____________

types

avoidance

OCD

narcissistic

Most people with personality disorders appear as normal people.

True

Or

False

People with personality disorders blend in with others, making it hard to detect when they are young.

True or false

Many homeless individuals, as many as 30%, suffer from some type of mental illness.

False

True

Which of the following describes visual hallucinations?

A. When a person hears voices that come from no one.

B. When a person detects a smell with no cause.

C. When a person sees things that aren't really there

Seeing things others don't see doesn't make one schizophrenic.

True

Or

False

Can you answer couple questions

When beginning a test, what is one method of breaking the "Trance".

A. Start writing as fast as you can

B. Listen to all the cues around you

C. Compose yourself before beginning

The brain's ability to reorganize itself by forming new neural connections throughout life is called

A. genetic encoding

B. neuroplasticity

C. neural networking

Which type of memory is often retrieved by the trigger of a smell, sound, or visual image - like "grandma's kitchen"?

A. Episodic memory

B. Procedural memory

C. Long-term memory

D. Autobiographical memory

What type of memory is used for actions that become automatic?

A. Procedural

B. Episodic

C. Semantic

____________ individuals are considered to be more episodic.

Sometimes, these individuals retain information through stories.

A. Spatial

B. Left-brained

C. Right-brained

D. Auditory

If you were to look at a light bulb for a few seconds and then look away, but still see the light - it is due to the idea of _________

a. short-term memory

b. sensory store

c. long-term memory

d. encoding

Give a correct answer:

[___] + [___] [___] + [___]  

Can you answer couple questions

Of the two Lewis/electron dot structure representations, which is the correct?

one for hydrogen cyanide?

A. H=C=N

B. H-C=N

Recall that a single bond has two shared electrons.

How many bonds can silicon form with other atoms?

The Lewis Dot Structure rule states that S = N - A.

Recall that S represents the TOTAL number of valence electrons needed for all the atoms in a molecule to achieve an octet.

What is S for silicon tetrachloride, SiC14?

(Dimensional analysis in real life)

(significant figures review)

(naming ionic compounds)

Classify the following as a heterogeneous mixture, homogeneous mixture (solution), or a pure substance:

hot tea with lemon juice

pure substance

homogeneous mixture/solution

heterogeneous mixture

What is mass in grams of 550. mL of salt water with a density of 1.50 g/cm??

[?]g

Let's work together to round this number to 2 significant figures:

5,209

Which set of digits represents the two most significant numbers in the value?

An object was measured by a worker as 27.000 cm long, however, the manufacturer specifications list the length of the object at 27.700 cm.

What is the percent error in the worker's measurement?

A graduated cylinder is filled to 32.6 mL with water and a piece of granite is placed in the cylinder, displacing the level to 40.7 mL. What is the volume of the granite piece in cubic centimeters?

[ ? 1 cm3

This leaf is green is

A. a hypothesis.

B. a theory.

C. an observation

Hello alizy you said you do essay I have 4 essays must be your own word not copied off of google all the directions i was given I wrote down below thanks you

first one is called The Scientific Method in the Kitchen

One day while preparing dinner, Annie noticed something interesting. She took two pots of water. In the first pot, she added one teaspoon of salt. In the other pot, no salt was added. She set both pots on the stove and used a thermometer to observe that the water with the salt boiled at a different temperature than the water without the salt.

Given Annie's observation, write a possible hypothesis.

How could you test this hypothesis? What are the variables? Are there any controls?

Let's say you came to the conclusion that salt raises the boiling point of water. Would this lead you to revise your hypothesis?