Last night you really wanted to go out with your friends, but you knew you had an exam in 129 to study for. You decided to stay home because you know that studying more leads to higher grades, and higher grades will please you, your parents, and your future employers. Your awareness of the consequences of studying is an example of your:

An example of Nurture would be:

At the grocery store, Jack sees the candy in the checkout line and he really wants it. He asks his Mommy if he can have some.  She says no, and Jack has a huge tantrum because he wants the candy so much.  According to Freud, the behavior of Jack’s tantrum is what part of his personality?

The concept of stability vs. change best fits with which question?

The concepts of positive and negative reinforcement were originally developed by: 

A researcher is interested in studying why adolescents who do not graduate high school have higher rates of teen pregnancy. Which goal of scientific investigation is this researcher pursuing?

Rahat reads an article stating that ice cream consumption and shark attacks are positively correlated.  She asks you whether she should decrease her ice cream intake during her next beach vacation to decrease her risk of being attacked by a shark. What advice would you give her?

A correlation of +0.5 would be considered

For which of the following is the use of Artificial Intelligence (e.g., ChapGPT, Chegg, Copilot) or any other online learning support platforms allowed in this course?  

Long Answer (20 points total) A gene in beetles affects body color: green is dominant to yellow. A true-breeding male with yellow body is crossed to a true-breeding female with green body color. All F1 offspring are green. The F1 female offspring are then crossed to true-breeding males with yellow body color. All F2 offspring are green. Below are four possible inheritance patterns. Below each one, write either “Possible” or “Not possible”. If you put “Not possible” provide one and only one explanation why it is not possible. A. (5 points) Mendelian inheritance (autosomal recessive) B. (5 points) Mendelian inheritance (autosomal dominant) C. (5 points) Maternal inheritance D. (5 points) Maternal effect