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christinbel, age 19, is an exchange student from india who was hospitalized with pneumonia. The respiratory therapist notices that Sui Lu completely avoids making eye contact, and should assume that this is:

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1.   What are the three ways that heredity and environment are correlated as described by behavior geneticist Sandra Scarr?

2.    List the four genetic principles. In your opinion, which do you think is the most serious, and why?

3.   List four sex-linked chromosomal abnormalities.

4.   Name and describe three prenatal diagnostic tests.

5.   List five gene-linked abnormalities.

6.   What are some of the possible causes of infertility in women and men? Name two strategies that can be used to overcome infertility.

7.   Identify and describe the two common studies used by behavior geneticists to investigate the influence of heredity on behavior.

SECTION 2;

1.        The average number of participants in a qualitative study is calculated based on:

2.        a.The research questions being asked, the data gathered, and the analysis in progress

3.        b.A formula that may range from 5 to 200 participants or cases

4.        c.The length of time the researcher engages in the field

5.        d.The expectations of the dissertation committee

6.        

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QUESTION 2

1.        Week 9

2.        In selecting a sampling strategy, the researcher wants participants considered to be average. What type of sampling strategy is he using?

3.        a.Criterion sampling

4.        b.Unique sampling

5.        c.Typical sampling

6.        d.Convenience sampling

7.        

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QUESTION 3

1.        Week 9

2.        Which is of the following is NOT a competency the qualitative research should demonstrate?

3.        a.Think inductively

4.        b.Show ability to create nd test standardized instruments

5.        c.High tolerance for ambiguity

6.        d.Keep a questioning stance

7.        

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QUESTION 4

1.        Week 9

2.        Note: Read this passage and respond to questions 4-7

3.        Clergy leadership has been described as a “man’s world in America.” While women have gained significant positions in leadership in American Protestant churches in the last decades, only 10% of women currently hold top leadership positions. Sexism, racism, bylaws, and traditional values were proposed to explain this phenomenon. Research also indicated that male and female leadership styles vary indicating females tend to be more inclusive than males. Nevertheless, scant attention has been paid to understand how women who reached top leadership positions overcame barriers and what strategies they used to advance their career trajectory. Results of this study have the potential to bring about organizational change that will create more positive perceptions and descriptions of women in leadership positions.

4.        Which of the following statements represent the significance of the study?

5.        a.Sexism, racism, bylaws, and traditional values will stop affecting female leaders

6.        b.Understanding women’s experiences in leadership positions will have the potential to create organizational change

7.        c.Understanding women’s experiences in leadership positions will explain male/female differences in leadership

8.        d.Understanding women’s experiences in leadership positions will decrease women’s participation in leadership

9.        

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QUESTION 5

1.        Week 9

2.        Note: Please refer to the previous passage to answer this question.

3.        Which of the following statements represent the research gap in this study?

4.        a.Factors such as sexism, racism, bylaws, and traditional values are not well understood in the phenomenon of church leadership

5.        b.Why female leaders are more inclusive than male leaders needs further investigation

6.        c.How organizational change is generated in church settings is not well known

7.        d.How women overcame barriers and what strategies they used to advance their career needs further investigation

8.        

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QUESTION 6

1.        Week 9

2.        Note: Please refer to the previous passage to answer this question.

3.        A potential purpose statement for this study could be: The purpose of this study is to…

4.        a.Explore how women overcame barriers and understand strategies they used

5.        b.Understand differences in leadership styles between males and females

6.        c.Understand why only 10% of women reach top leadership positions

7.        d.Explore how traditional values are changing in the context of church settings

8.        

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QUESTION 7

1.        Week 9

2.        Note: Please refer to the previous passage to answer this question.

3.        A research question for this study is:

4.        a.Why is there a small number of female leaders in church settings?

5.        b.What type of organizational change will increase the number of female leaders in church settings?

6.        c.What strategies did female leaders use to advance their career trajec

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What two assumptions do conventional models of lexical processing tend to make about how phonological word forms are stored in the mental lexicon?

9.    According to the spreading activation model, how is the meaning of a word stored? *make sure you know the difference between links and nodes.

10. What is the word association task, and what do its results suggest about the organization of the mental lexicon? Clarify the distinction between thematic and taxonomic relations, illustrating with examples.

11. Explain the semantic priming task and how its results provide support for the spreading activation model. Describe the picture-word interference task and the pattern of results it yields. How does the spreading activation model account for these results?

12. What are the basics of word retrieval (Hint: difference between semantic representation phonological word forms.)

13. What are the two basic stages of spoken word production common to word production models? Explain the difference between lexical selection and phonological encoding.

14. What does Levelt’s speech production model suggest about the activation of an idea and the activation of speech sounds needed to express that idea? (Hint: is it direct? Look at the model. Answer in the textbook and slides). How does it differ from Dell’s Interactive Model?

15.  What types of speech patterns support Levelt’s model? (Hint: there are certain ERRORS and PHENOMENON which support it.) How does the model explain these errors?

16. What is a tip-of-the-tongue experience? What distinction does it make?

17. Explain the three processes involved in spoken word recognition. QQQQ

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