________ use mirrors to concentrate the sun’s rays on a series of pipes, which heats fluid inside the pipes to boiling, producing steam. The steam is then used to spin a turbine and generate electricity.

Curate a Feminist Film Exhibit You have been asked to curate a one-room exhibit based on the films we viewed this semester!Select 6 specific moments from at least 3 of the 5 films to feature in your exhibit. You will title your own exhibit. Some ideas might be “Gender, Power, and Change,” “The Personal is Political,” or “Activism, Equality, and Change” – whatever you’d like for the narrative arc of your exhibit.You will include a short curatorial statement (1 paragraph, 5–8 sentences) introducing the exhibit as a whole. Your statement should make a point in what these moments, taken together, reveal about the narrative arc of your exhibit.For each moment, write a caption (3–5 sentences) that explains why it belongs in this exhibit and how it connects to at least one concept from the course.Title of your Exhibit: _______________________Curatorial Statement:________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Exhibit Moments & Captions:For each moment, identify the film and briefly name the scene, then write your caption.Moment 1 Film: ___________________________  Scene/Moment: _________________________________Moment 2 Film: ___________________________  Scene/Moment: _________________________________Moment 3 Film: ___________________________  Scene/Moment: _________________________________Moment 4 Film: ___________________________  Scene/Moment: _________________________________Moment 5 Film: ___________________________  Scene/Moment: _________________________________Moment 6 Film: ___________________________  Scene/Moment: _________________________________

Deputy Dee Bailey is a 30 year veteran deputy sheriff. Bailey has received a BA in criminal justice. During her career, she has investigated hundreds of street crimes including robberies and burglaries. She had FBI training in criminal behavior patterns in burglaries and robberies. Bailey is also the Sheriff’s department firearms expert. She trains new deputies how to dissemble and reassemble firearms and she is certified expert shooter. She has been assigned the to the city’s uptown business jewelry district for the last 10 years. At approximately 1:00 a.m., Deputy Bailey is patrolling the jewelry district when she notices two men Matt and Mike standing at a corner. Over the next 10 minutes she covertly observes the following: Matt walks past a jewelry store looks inside the window for about 1 minute and continues walking about 10 feet past the store. Mike does the same thing and meets up with Matt. Together they do the same conduct about 3 times. After the last pass by, they stop and at a corner and appear to talk to each other. Believing the men were preparing to perform a burglary, she approached the two men and after identifying herself as a deputy sheriff she asks them to produce identification.  The men respond nervously and do not produce identification. Believing they are about to commit a burglary and may be carrying a weapon, she conducts a limited pat down of Matt’s outer clothing to check for weapons. During the pat down she feels a hard object resembling a barrel of a gun. She reaches into Matt’s jacket and removes a revolver which is loaded. Next, she conducts a pat down of Mike’s jeans pocket. She feels a small lump. She is not exactly sure what it is but knows it is not a weapon. She reaches in and removes it. It is a small rock within a plastic baggie later tested and determined to be crack cocaine. Both lawyers for Matt and Mike ask the Judge to exclude the items Bailey recovered. Was Deputy Bailey’s initial contact and detention of the men lawful? Was Deputy Bailey’s seizure of the gun from Matt lawful? Was Deputy Bailey’s seizure of the crack cocaine from Mike lawful?

You will not get credit for the class if you miss more than _____ classes without dean approval. 

If you need to contact me for any reason the best way is _________.

Which of the following references is an example of a primary source?

Answer one of these three essay questions for 15 points.  Two or three paragraphs should be sufficient for your answer, but make sure to address all parts of the question. 1. Loftus has conducted extensive research on the reconstructive nature of memory. Briefly summarize the main findings of a research study that shows how our memories can be affected, changed, or even created in this way. 2. We looked at two theories (models) of memory. Briefly summarize these in a paragraph for each, then tell at least one way in which they relate to each other. There are several ways in which they could be connected, but choose one for your answer. 3. There are many reasons why information may not be remembered. Name and describe three of these that have been documented by psychologists.

Loftus and Palmer (1974) conducted an experiment in which participants estimated the speed of a car described as either contacting or smashing into another. To which of the following conclusions regarding eyewitness memory is this study most relevant?

An 80-year-old patient develops sudden confusion and inability to focus during a hospital stay. What is the most likely diagnosis?

Answer one of these three essay questions for 15 points.  Two or three paragraphs should be sufficient for your answer, but make sure to address all parts of the question. 1. What is object permanence? What does it show about an infant’s ability to think? Tell how it relates to separation anxiety. 2. Discuss three factors that promote infant-to-caregiver and/or caregiver-to-infant attachment. How do these work to foster attachment? 3. Briefly describe the perceptual and motor abilities of the newborn. Relate these to Piaget’s initial stage of cognitive development, the sensorimotor stage.