Briefly define the word “patriarchy”. 

The one-sided (left) join of Booking on Guide tables contains how many rows?

Compare W.E.B. Du Bois’s Social Disharmony theory and Clifford Shaw & Henry D. McKay’s Social Disorganization theory in explaining why crime rates may be higher in certain neighborhoods. In your answer: Briefly define each theory in your own words. Explain how each theory would interpret the higher crime rates in majority Black neighborhoods in Dallas. Highlight the key difference in their explanations.

Seven teenagers in the Austin area were recently arrested for a series of auto thefts and violent carjackings. 1. Using social learning theory, explain why a teenager might have engaged in these crimes. 2. In your answer, explicitly discuss the roles of differential association, imitation, and differential reinforcement, and describe how these processes interact to increase the likelihood of engaging in this behavior.

In your own words, 1. How did Cesare Lombroso explain criminal behavior? 2. Critically evaluate this explanation by identifying its key assumptions and discussing why the theory has been widely criticized. 3. In your answer, explain what these criticisms reveal about the limits of biological explanations of crime.

An 11 lb patient needs to be placed on a CRI of a medication that comes in 90 mg/mL.  The doctor’s orders are for 0.6 mg/kg/min. What will be the hourly CRI rate?

Which of the following is the monosaccharide that is most important to the human body?

This question relates to the case study of Alex:Athlete ProfileName: AlexAge: 20Sex: MaleSport: Collegiate cross-country runningHeight: 178 cm (5’10”)Weight: 64 kg (141 lb)Training LoadRuns 6 days/weekWeekly mileage: ~80 km (50 miles)Includes 2 interval sessions and 1 long run (18–22 km) per weekStrength training: 1–2 sessions/week (light to moderateAverage daily training is 2-3 hours/day mod/high intensity Question: How many carbohydrates would be most appropriate for Alex to consume DURING his training sessions?

This question relates to the case study of Alex:Athlete ProfileName: AlexAge: 20Sex: MaleSport: Collegiate cross-country runningHeight: 178 cm (5’10”)Weight: 64 kg (141 lb)Training LoadRuns 6 days/weekWeekly mileage: ~80 km (50 miles)Includes 2 interval sessions and 1 long run (18–22 km) per weekStrength training: 1–2 sessions/week (light to moderateAverage daily training is 2-3 hours/day mod/high intensityQuestion: Alex complains about fatigue and feeling a lack of energy during his runs. Which macronutrient could be contributing to his fatigue based on his exercise?

Proteins that function to catalyze biochemical reactions in the body are known as: