John suddenly recalled a time he got in trouble with his old high school friend, Tim – someone he had not thought of in years. Later that day, John’s fraternity announced a party hosted by a new pledge named Tim. John declined to go, saying his recent memory was a bad sign there would be trouble at the party. What is the most likely cause of John’s belief?

This type of resistance is acquired as a result of giving the plasma from a recovered from the disease person to the sick people:

Smith observes a participant’s brain waves as he sleeps. At one point, Dr. Smith notices that the participant’s brain activity is made up primarily of theta waves, with occasional bursts of electrical activity (spindles) and sharp rising and falling of waves (K-complexes). What stage of sleep is the participant in? 

How do you say “I would like” in French

The flow in the aorta is __________ due to the presence of________________tissue.

“We do not need to peer inside of a person or interpret their thoughts in order to understand their behavior.” This statement was most likely made by which of the following psychologists? 

Damage to the __________ can eliminate dreams entirely. This evidence refutes the _________ Theory, which argues that the brain stem is mainly involved in generating dreams. 

Conjugate the verb “aller”

Conjugate the verb “to eat” in French.

Bonus +4 Using complete sentences, describe something interesting that you learned in this unit and why you found it interesting.  (It must be something that you learned in chapters 1-5 of this class.)