Match each of the following branches of the cognitive school to their correct definitions:               Humanistic Psychology,               Moral Development,             Information Processing          Stresses self-awareness and “getting in touch with feelings.” Focuses on the way people process, store, encode, retrieve, and manipulate information to make decisions and solve problems. The way people morally represent and reason about the world.

According to Charles Tittle, there are three types of behavior exhibited by those with a deficit of control and the three types of behavior common to those experiencing an excess of control. I am going to list three from either of those two categories, individually identify if the term belongs to the “deficit of control” category or the “excess of control” category. (For example: Predation – Deficit of control; Plunder – Excess of control) All three answers will not belong to one singular category. Defiance Exploitation Decadence

True or False. According to life course theories, because criminals are products of the society and economic system, crime can only be controlled by removing the social conditions that promote crime. 

The two latent traits that Gottfredson and Hirschi associate with criminal propensity, as described in the General Theory of Crime, are: 

___________ is an inclination or tendency to behave in a particular way.

________(1)________ is considered by Siegel to be the psychoanalyst most closely associated with criminality. He is responsible for the formation of _______(2)_________ which is a psychological predisposition to commit antisocial acts because of an id-dominated personality that renders an individual incapable of controlling impulsive, pleasure-seeking drives. 

True or False. Advocates of the inheritance school concluded that traits deemed socially inferior could be passed down from generation to generation through inheritance. 

How are collagen fibers and reticular fibers similar?

Why do latent trait theorists believe that the aging out process really occurs? 

One family of salamanders, the plethodontids, completely lack lungs and rely entirely on the exchange of gases through their epidermis. What general tissue type would you expect to make up their epidermis. Why would this tissue be effective for this purpose?