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Awareness - Answer-The circle around the outside of the APT model includes self, others, and environment and represents Mindfulness - Answer-- the opposite of mindlessness. -the awareness that emerges through paying attention on purpose, in the present moment, with an element of openness to the unfolding of experiences moment-by-moment. -built through intentional practices focusing on observing, describing, or participating. True or False: Both goals and values can be achieved eventually....

What is the Prisoner's Dilemma? What does it tell us about the prevalence of cooperation? - AnswerPrisoner's Dilemma: Game Theory model for understanding competition and cooperation Models why cooperation can be rare Influence of trust Tit-for-tat an effective strategy What is the tit-for-tat strategy? - Answer-Whatever your opponent did last turn, you do this time What is altruism? Why is its existence hard to explain, in terms of evolutionary theory? - AnswerAltruism: Behavior toward an...

Liability - Answer-The state of being legally responsible (liable) for something, such as a debt or obligation. Primary source of law - Answer-A document that establishes the law on a particular issue, such as a constitution, a statute, an administrative rule, or a court decision. Secondary source of law - Answer-A publication that summarizes or interprets the law, such as a legal encyclopedia, a legal treatise, or an article in a law review. Constitutional Law - Answer-The body of law der...

What is Fiscal Policy? - changes in government taxes and spending that affect the level of GDP How does fiscal policy shift aggregate demand to the right? - 1. increases in government spending 2. decreases in taxes How does fiscal policy shift aggregate demand to the left? - 1. Decrease government spending 2. Increase taxes Expansionary polices - government polices that increase aggregate demand Contractionary polices - government polices that decrease aggregate demand When should the gov...

Organism - A living entity made up of one or more cells Theory - An explanation for a very general class of phenomena or observations Cell Theory - All organisms are made of cells and all cells come from preexisting cells Null Hypothesis - Specifies what we should observe when the hypothesis being tested isn't correct Control Group - A group that checks for other factors which are not being tested Two components of scientific theories - Pattern and process Population - Individuals of the ...

Product - The need-satisfying offering of a firm Customer Satisfaction - The extent to which a firm fulfills a consumers' needs, desires and expectations Innovation - The development and spread of new ideas, goods and services Economies of Scale - As a company produces larger numbers of a particular product, the cost of each unit of the product goes down Production Era - A time when a company focuses on production of a few specific products - perhaps because few of these products are ava...

DTI - Shows movement of water in the brain. A connectional scan. fMRI - Scans blood flow in the brain. Shows which parts of the brain are active during a task. High spatial resolution and poor temporal resolution. PET - A type of tracer scan. Shows how organs are functioning. Connectional with a high spatial resolution and low temporal resolution EEG - Detects electrical activity in the brain. High temporal acuity and low spatial. Also correlational. MEG - Uses sensors to detect magnetic ...

Southern strategy - Strategy by Republican party candidates of gaining political support in the southern US by consciously appealing to white Democrats' racial resentments in order to gain votes. In the 80s, it was anti drug rhetoric Law and order rhetoric - The demand for a stricter criminal justice system (ie longer terms of imprisonment, mandatory sentencing, 3 strikes laws, capital punishment) Used by Nixon and Wallace Welfare queen - Women accused of collecting excessive welfare payme...

Definition of health - A state of balance, an equilibrium that an individual has established within and between oneself an with the social an physical environment domains of learning - cognitive, affective, psychomotor Types of Health - physical, mental, emotional, social, spiritual Factors of good health - physical: geography, environment, community size, industrial development social/cultural: beliefs, traditions, prejudices, economy, politics, religion, social norms, socioeconomic stat...

What are the decisions marketing managers have to make? (4) - Answer-1. Desired objective 2. Kind of advertising 3. Media to reach target customers 4. What to say (the message) advertising allowance - Answer-price reductions to firms further along in the channel to encourage them to advertise or otherwise promote the firm's products locally Cooperative advertising - Answer-involves producers sharing in the cost of ads with wholesalers or retailers Types of Advertising - Answer-1. Produc...