Your patient sustained an SCI 6 months ago and has been attending outpatient therapy for 4 months. During the therapy sessions, the patient works on activities such as going up/down ramps and curbs in his wheelchair outside, independent transfers in and out of the family car, and wheelchair mobility through doorways in the clinic. The treatment interventions have been focusing on:

Your patient is learning to dress herself independently after suffering a stroke using her less affected UE. She is using __________ to accomplish this task.

Your patient is learning a new task and still relies heavily on vision and your cuing to perform the task correctly. At which stage of learning is this patient?

You are working with George, whose diagnosis is R CVA. You notice that George does not acknowledge your presence by turning his head towards you when you address him from the left side. Which of the following would best describe this deficit? 

This is response-induced sensory information received during or after the movement and is used to monitor movement output for corrective actions:

What philosopher’s argument have you found the most interesting or important so far? Have they changed your mind or made you think about something in a new way? Your answer should be a few sentences long. 

A study by Allstate Insurance Co. finds that 82% of teenagers have used cell phones while driving (the Wall Street Journal, May 5, 2010). Suppose a random sample of 100 teen drivers is taken. True or False: The sampling distribution of the sample proportion is approximately normal.

Last year, the typical college student graduated with $27,300 in debt (The Boston Globe, May 27, 2012). Let debt among recent college graduates be normally distributed with a standard deviation of $6,000.What is the probability that the average debt of two recent college graduates is more than $33,000? 

A random sample of size n = 80 is taken from a population with mean μ = -15.2 and standard deviation σ = 5.Calculate the standard error for the sampling distribution of the sample mean. 

Select true for 1 extra credit point.