The stated goal of a(n) ____ evaluation might be to determine whether the nutrition and smoking messages delivered through the intervention resulted in a behavior change in the target population..
a. process
b. impact
c. outcome
d. structure
Q. 2
What improvements would you recommend to enhance the ability of the National School Lunch Program to meet the nutritional needs of its participants?
Q. 3
A(n) ____ evaluation is used to determine the adequacy and effectiveness of the internal resources needed to deliver the program.
a. process
b. impact
c. fiscal
d. structure
Q. 4
Describe the components of an interdisciplinary assessment of children with special health care needs.
Q. 5
A(n) ____ evaluation is used to determine whether a program or intervention accomplished its state goals.
a. process
b. impact
c. fiscal
d. structure
Q. 6
Discuss why under nutrition is a problem for some adolescent females in the United States.
Q. 7
A(n) ____ evaluation focuses on activities rather than outcomes.
a. process
b. impact
c. fiscal
d. structure
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The perception of where a stimulus is in space and in relation to body parts is a function of the:
A) Occipital lobe
B) Parietal lobe
C) Hypothalamus
D) Prefrontal cortex
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(1) Compare and contrast the work of Galton and Ebbinghaus. Make sure you mention at least 2 things that have in common and 2 ways in which they are different.
(2) Explain how the Good Samaritan study explores issues relevant to functional psychology.
(3) How is the Stanford Prison study similar to the study of Little Albert?
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Conditioning is a process of:
a. spontaneous recovery.
b. observing behavior.
c. learning associations.
d. the development of emotions.
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The type of learning that is based on association of two or more stimuli is called ________.
A) social learning
B) instrumental conditioning
C) positive learning
D) classical conditioning
E) association learning
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Heat is classified as ________.
A) a highly ordered form of energy
B) a highly disordered form of energy
C) the form of energy that fuels life's processes
D) the ultimate source of potential energy
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Ribosomes are directly associated with which process?
A) Transcription
B) Translocation
C) Translation
D) Transference
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Entire genes may be deleted, inverted, replicated, or even translocated to another chromosome. Explain how each one could potentially result in cancer?
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What is a "benign" tumor?
A) A mass of cancerous cells
B) A single mutated cell that could potentially develop into cancer
C) A mass of cells that grows out of control and spreads to other tissues
D) A mass of cells that grows out of control but remains at the site of origin
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The nucleus is a large ________.
A) organelle
B) plastid
C) plasmid
D) vacuole
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