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BUSAD 120 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Fiat Money, Stock Market Crash, Money Supply
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Caused by events that shift the ad and/or. Determine whether the event shifts ad or as. Use ad as diagram to see how the shift changes y and p in the s
View DocumentBUSAD 120 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Nominal Rigidity, Market Failure, Human Capital
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Changes in un or natural rate of unemployment. Changes in physical capital or human capital. Changing weather patterns that affect agricultural product
View DocumentBUSAD 120 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Foreign Exchange Market, Stock Market, Potential Output
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Any event that changes c, i, g, or nx except a change in p will shift the ad curve. A stock market boom makes households feel wealthier, c rises, the a
View DocumentBUSAD 120 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Aggregate Demand, Business Cycle, Foreign Exchange Market
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Economic activity changes from year to year. In many years, the production of goods and services rises. For example, australian real gdp growth has bee
View DocumentBUSAD 120 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Efficiency Wage, University Of Florida, Deflation
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Wages set at a level above the level that balances supply and demand. Labour supply > labour de mand an excess supply of labour = unemployment. Minimum
View DocumentBUSAD 120 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Aggregate Supply, Shortage, Perfect Competition
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Inflation occurs when, at the existing price level, there is a mismatch between: (a) what agents want in the aggregate (their plans or goals), and. (b)
View DocumentBUSAD 120 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Labour Force Survey, Aggregate Demand, Underemployment
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Both high unemployment and high inflation indicate poor performance by the macroeconomy and generate large costs for households, firms, governments and
View DocumentBUSAD 120 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Gdp Deflator, Weighted Arithmetic Mean, Real Wages
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BUSAD 120 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Gdp Deflator, Xm Satellite Radio
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The equivalence of pigocian taxes and pollution permits. Economists usually prefer market-based policies over regulations as a way to deal with polluti
View DocumentBIOL 123 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Sympatric Speciation, Vegetative Reproduction, Reproductive Isolation
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Problem: any allele that might foster the isolation within a population to get into the rest of the population, and isolation won"t evolve. Evolutionar
View DocumentBIOL 123 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Rhizobium, Commensalism, Cowbird
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Transportation: some kind of movement of gametes. Protection mutualism: one will protect the other. Other will give some nutrient exchange as well. Poo
View DocumentBIOL 123 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Egg Cell, Allopatric Speciation, Natural Selection
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Later on, won"t be able to mate with each other. Hard to see in animals, but often in plants. Meiosis malfunction for plants, but won"t work for. Biolo
View DocumentBIOL 123 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Apex Predator, Trophic Cascade, Keystone Species
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The role of environmental variation in determining species diversity has been important in ecological thought. Many plants and animals compete for spac
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Savant Syndrome, Stereotype Threat, Motivation
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Men and women do not differ in overall iq. Men have a small advantage in some tasks requiring visuospatial reasoning. Women have a small advantage in s
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Chapter Notes - Chapter 2: Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale, David Wechsler, Psychological Testing
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Intelligence: the ability to use knowledge to reason, make decisions, make sense of events, solve problems, understand complex ideas, learn quickly, an
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3: Heredity, Trait Theory, Psych
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Criminality is a product of genes and environment. Although the idea of environmental influences seems rather intuitive, regardless of knowledge regard
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Monoamine Oxidase, Antisocial Personality Disorder, Dopaminergic Pathways
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PSYCH 101 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Twin Study, Psych, Heritability
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Criminal behavior has always been a focus for psychologists due to the age old debate between nature and nurture. Research has been conducted regarding
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Physiological Psychology, Psychometrics, Social Forces
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The science that studies behavior and the physiological and cognitive processes that underlie behavior. It is also the profession that applies the accu
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Wilhelm Wundt, Psych, Sigmund Freud
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The content and nature of the mind. The rational tradition of investigation: in order to discover the truth you have to think about it, think about you
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 22: Implicit-Association Test, Implicit Memory, Psych
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The sum of our beliefs, opinions, and feelings is known as attitude, and it is shaped by social factors. People form attitudes through experience and s
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 21: Stanley Milgram, Psych, Murder Of Kitty Genovese
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Pressure to conform can take two primary forms: Normative influence is when people go along with the crowd to avoid standing out/feeling foolish. The e
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 15: Psych, Twin, Dictator Game
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Positive psychology was launched through the work of martin seligman, who encouraged study of qualities such as faith, creativity, and courage. There h
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Lecture 11: Psych 101 - LE 11
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Threats to the balance between the id, ego and superego can result in anxiety, or the sense that danger is just around the corner. When the ego is face
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Lecture 18: Psych 101 - LE 18
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Personality refers to both unique and common characteristics. There are two primary approaches to assessing personality. Idiographic approaches use a d
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 19: Terror Management Theory, Frontal Lobe, Psych
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Each person has a conception of the self that consiste of different factors. This includes their mental representation of themselves, their thought pro
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 14: Coronary Artery Disease, Psych, Sympathetic Nervous System
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Over the long term, stress tends to negatively affect health; in particular, people who have very stressful jobs tend to have many health problems due
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Physical Attractiveness, Robert Sternberg, Elaboration Likelihood Model
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Being attractive conveys bene ts and better treatment from the time that you are an infant right up until the time you die. Physical appearance in uenc
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Lecture 16: Psych 101 - LE 16
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This theory states that unconscious forces (wishes, desires) determine behavior and are caused by psychological, rather than physical, factors. Accordi
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 17: Psych
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The idea of situationism states that behavior is affected more by the situations, rather than the personality traits of people. This has sparked the id
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Lecture 13: Psych 101 - LE 13
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The peripheral route occurs when a person responds to cues that aren"t directly related to the argument being presented. Instead of focusing the qualit
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Learning, Classical Conditioning, Psych
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Inborn patterns of behavior elicited by environmental stimuli. Instincts are innate patterns of behavior, elicited by environmental stimuli that do not
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Lecture 7: Psych 101 - LE 7
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Once a response has been conditioned, we can end it with extinction. Even well established responses can be made to diminish and eventually disappear.
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Central Nervous System, Hindbrain, Brainstem
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Sensory information from all areas of the body, below the neck, must go into the spinal cord to reach the brain (afferent function) Motor commands to a
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Coding Theory, Sensory Memory, Operant Conditioning
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We have a method for increasing the frequency of behaviors that never or rarely occur. Using shaping, or the method of successive approximations, we be
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Lecture 10: Psych 101 - LE 10
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A system for communicating thoughts and feelings. A set of arbitrary signals that vary geographically. A way to connect with others across space and ti
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Lecture 26: Psych 101 - LE 26
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Pre-synaptic axons have vesicles that pass neurotransmitters down the synapse, going to the post=synaptic axon. Limiting the amount of dopamine availab
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 30: Classical Conditioning, Operant Conditioning, Observational Learning
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Learning: a relatively enduring change in knowledge or behavior, resulting from experience. Associative learning: a basic form of learning to associate
View DocumentPSYCH 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 29: Operant Conditioning Chamber, Reinforcement, Classical Conditioning
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Training and research at the penn vet working dog center. First studied by ivan pavlov through salivation studies with dogs. Before conditioning: uncon
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