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5185807209BantuA major African language family. Collective name of a large group of sub-Saharan African languages and of the peoples speaking these languages. Famous for migrations throughout central and southern Africa.0
5185811351Trans- Saharan tradeThe primary avenue for trade for West Africans that passed through the Ghana, Mali, and Songhai empires. Caravans carried West African goods- including gold, copper, salt, and slaves- from the south to the north across the Sahara, then returned with textiles and other foreign goods.1
5185814270ChristianityA monotheistic system of beliefs and practices based on the Old Testament and the teachings of Jesus as embodied in the New Testament and emphasizing the role of Jesus as savior.2
5185817530HellenismGreek culture spread across western Asia and northeastern Africa after the conquests of Alexander the Great. The period ended with the fall of the last major Hellenistic kingdom to Rome, but Greek cultural influence persisted until the spread of Islam.3
5185821086Hellenistic AgeGreek culture spread across western Asia and northeastern Africa after the conquests of Alexander the Great. The period ended with the fall of the last major Hellenistic kingdom to Rome, but Greek cultural influence persisted until the spread of Islam.4
5185823606JudaismA religion with a belief in one god. It originated with Abraham and the Hebrew people. Yahweh was responsible for the world and everything within it. They preserved their early history in the Old Testament.5
5185832678Persian EmpireMesopotamian empire that conquered the existing Median, Lydian, and Babylonian empires, as well as Egypt and many others. Also known as the Achaemenid Empire.6
5185833989polyheismBelief in more than one god7
5185837003Zoroastrianismsystem of religion founded in Persia in the 6th century BC by Zoroaster noun. One of the first monotheistic religions, particularly one with a wide following. It was central to the political and religious culture of ancient Persia.8
5185845557BuddhismBelief system that started in India in the 500s BC. Happiness can be achieved through removal of one's desires. Believers seek enlightenment and the overcoming of suffering. A religion based on the teachings of the Buddha.9
5185847866DaoismA religion in China which emphasizes the removal from society and to become one with nature.10
5185849969HinduismA religion and philosophy developed in ancient India, characterized by a belief in reincarnation and a supreme being who takes many forms11
5185849970nirvanaThe state of englightenment for Buddhists.12
5185852552satiA literary work that criticizes human misconduct and ridicules vices, stupidities, and follies.13
5185856410Byzantine Empire(330-1453) The eastern half of the Roman Empire, which survived after the fall of the Western Empire at the end of the 5th century C.E. Its capital was Constantinople, named after the Emperor Constantine.14
5185859005Celtic EuropeReligion: celtic paganism15
5185862535Hellenistic AgeGreek culture spread across western Asia and northeastern Africa after the conquests of Alexander the Great. The period ended with the fall of the last major Hellenistic kingdom to Rome, but Greek cultural influence persisted until the spread of Islam.16
5185866932Pax RomanaRoman Peace17
5185873130Roman RepublicThe period from 507 to 31 B.C.E., during which Rome was largely governed by the aristocratic Roman Senate.18
5185875247RomanizationThe process by which the Latin language and Roman culture became dominant in the western provinces of the Roman Empire. Romans did not seek to Romanize them, but the subjugated people pursued it.19
5185877824third-century crisisHistorians' term for the political, military, and economic turmoil that beset the Roman Empire during much of the third century C.E.: frequent changes of ruler, civil wars, barbarian invasions, decline of urban centers, and near-destruction of long-distance commerce and the monetary economy. After 284 C.E. Diocletian restored order by making fundamental changes.20
5185880969chinampasRaised fields constructed along lake shores in Mesoamerica to increase agricultural yields.21
5185883957MayaMesoamerican civilization concentrated in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula and in Guatemala and Honduras but never unified into a single empire. Major contributions were in mathematics, astronomy, and development of the calendar.22
5185890175Teotihuacanfirst major metropolis in Mesoamerica, collapsed around 800 CE. It is most remembered for the gigantic "pyramid of the sun".23

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7659256099Adams Onis Treaty of 1819This treaty purchase Florida from Spain0
7659256100Black CodesLaws passed by states denying many rights of citizenship to free black people prior to the Civil War1
7659256101Denmark Veseys conspiracyPlanned slave revolt to lead slaves in South Carolina to freedom and Haiti failed2
7659256102Gabrielle's rebellionIn 1800 illiterate black sleeve launched a large scale sleep revolt in Richmond Virginia governor Monroe quickly crushed the rebellion result was that slaves could no longer conjugate on Sundays without supervision3
7659256103Gang systemHey system used on most plantations in which all fieldhand worked on the same task at the same time greatly increased efficiency4
7659256104Industrial revolutionDuring this dramatic change the manufacturing business and transportation business was radically transformed due to increase in technology5
7659256105James MonroeThe president and founding father Poseidon over the era of good feelings6
7659256106King cottonExpression used to describe the economic dominance of Southern cotton industry7
7659256107Missouri compromise 1820Sectional compromise passed in 1820 that admitted Missouri as a slave state and Maine as a free state and prohibited slavery and prohibited slavery above the 36 and 30 lime8
7659256108Monroe doctrineDeclaration that the western hemisphere was to be closed off to further European colonization9
7659256109Nat turners revoltUprising of slaves in Virginia in 1831 led by this name sake's slave and resulted in the death of 55 white people this Friday in the south anti-inflammatories restricted freedom for all blanks in south south begin to aggressively defend slavery as positive good10
7659256110Rush Bagot treaty of 1817The treaty demilitarized the great lakes and lake Champlin where many Britain naval armaments and fords still remained and laid the basis for a demilitarized boundary between the US and Britain in North America11
7659256111Second great awakeningReligious revival among black and white southerners in the 1790s and across the US during the 1830s and 1840s sparking a wave of social reforms12
7659256112Underground railroadThe s SecretSystem of houses and hiding places allowed a few hundred runaway slaves to escape to freedom in the northern United States or Canada13
7659256113YeomanIndependent farmers of the South most lived on family sized farms14
7659256114Nullification crisisSectional crisis during the presidency of Andrew Jackson caused by south Carolina declaring that some federal tariffs were unconstitutional and therefore no and void15
7659256115Indian removal actThe president rammed this 1830 legislation through Congress in an effort to force the five civilized Tribes out of the South eastern United States16
7659256116Black HawkLeader of the Sauk tribes of Indians located in Illinois during the 1830s when the Indians were forced out of their homes he led the Indians in resisting the move but was not powerful enough to defeat US forces in 1832 they were defeated and forced to move into Oklahoma17
7659256117Trail of tears 1837This term describes the forced removal of Native Americans into the Indian territory in present-day Oklahoma many Cherokee died especially the young and the old18
7659256118Bank warThis conflicts over the national bank culminated the Jackson's destruction of the bank of the United States and transfer of its money into his loyal put banks19
7659256119Specie circularThis was given to gold and silver coin or hard currency which became the only form of payment the government would except for payment for public lands by order of Andrew Jackson20

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5396823635Gross national productThe total goods and services generated by a country0
5396823636Standard of livingIs an abstract measure of the degree1
5396823637Population densityNumber of people per unit of land area2
5396823638DemographyThe study of human population3
5396823639ZPGOccurs when the population is not growing death rate is same as birth rate4
5396823640Demographic transitionsBased on historical, economic, and social development5
5396823641Post war babyHappened after WWII6

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7576039202pointervariable that stores a memory address0
7576064484& operator for pointersreferences a value, ie gets the memory address for a variable1
7576073114int x = 5; int *p = &x; printf("%d",*p)52
7576107371int x = 5; int *p = &x; printf("%d",*p) *p=9 printf("%d",x)93
7585717046Stack variablesonly exist inside of their scope/function4
7585719745static variablesexists in function, retains value after successive calls5
7585754204global variblestype of static variable. can be referenced across files using "extern"6
7585793281* operator for pointersdeferences a pointer --> follows the pointer to get the thing it points to7
7585879080int a[3] = {0,1,2} int *p=a what is pp is a pointer to the first element in the array8
7585884361int a[3] = {0,1,2} int *p=a what's another way to write *p?&a[0]9
7585890636how to write a[2] with *p?*(p+2)10
7586005401char c[]={'a','b','\0'} char c[]="abc"11
7591852264char c[]="abc" , c points to"a"12
7591853830char c[]="abc" , is c incrementable?no. always points to a, you can do c[i] though13
7591858958char *s = "my string"s is a pointer to the first character. is incrementable14
7591873119declare array of stringschar *a={"hello","world"}15
7591989398valgrind commandvalgrind --leak-check=full ./executable16
7604286215argv[0]first argument of command line17
7605160650argc stands forargument count18
7605163900argv stands forargument vector19
7605171664argv is a pointer toan array of character strings, that contain arguments (one per string)20
7665791475gcc flags-g and -wall for all, -g for linking21
7665810478-l flag for lsmore info about each file22
7665813688-a flag for lsall files, including hidden23
7665823477steps for compilingpreprocessing, compiling, linking24
7665825497preprocessingeg, #include "file"25
7665829103compilingconverts c to lower level language, creates .o files26
7665833800linkingtakes several .o files and makes executable27
7665860963include guards#ifndef #define #endif28
7665863092compile a c programgcc -Wall -g -c main.c29
7665866188gcc flags for compiling-Wall -g -c30
7665876475-gadds debugging to tell you where code broke31
7665880040-Wallcompile time warnings`32
7665881218-cpreprocesses and compiles c33
7665883537how to linkgcc -g main.o -o main34
7665910983CFLAGScompiling flags, -g -Wall35
7665914899LDFLAGSlinking flags, -g36
7665916753dependencies for mainmain: myadd.o main.o37
7665922068implicit linking rule$(CC) $(LDFLAGS) $(LDLIBS)38
7665935011main.o line in makemain.o: main.c myadd.h39
7666109125data typeschar<= short <= int <=long <=long long40
7666158412size of char1 byte41
7666158413actual incrementvoid increment(int * b){ (*b)++ } increment(&a)42
7666181342p+1 vs *(p+1)p+1 is pointing to the thing after what p points to *(p+1) is the value of the thing next to what p is pointing to43
7666200082ways to declare stringchar c[]="abc" char c[]={'a','b','c','\0'} char *s="my string"44
7666270027mallocingint *p=(int *)malloc(100*(sizeof(int))45
7666318853char x = 0=0, char x = '\0' = 0 char x = '0' = 4846
7666353270bitwise and and or&, |47

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7114603062AlokasyonParaan ng pangangasiwa at pamamahagi ng mga produkto at serbisyo upang makamit ang kasiyahan sa limitadong pinagkukunag-yaman.0
7114603063KagustuhanKailangan ng tao na maituturing na luho at maaaring ipagpaliban.1
7114603064MakroekonomiksSangay ng ekonomiks na tumutukoy sa galaw ng kabuuang ekonomiya at mga bagay na may kaugnayan sa pangkalahatang gawain at sa pag-aaral ng panlipunang pagpapasya.2
7114603065MaykroekonomiksSangay ng ekonomiks na tumutukoy sa galaw ng maliliit na bahagibo yunit ng kabuhayan at sa pag-aaral ng indibidwal na pagpili.3
7114603066PangangailanganMga bagay na kailangan ng tao upang mabuhay.4
7114603067Sistemang pangkabuhayanPamamaraan ng pagtugon ng pamahalaan na may tatlong batayang katanungan: (1) ano ang gagawing produkto at serbisyo (2) paano ito gagawin (3) para kanino ang gagawing produkto at serbisyo5
71146030682 konsepto na kailangan sa pag-aaral ng ekonomiya(1) Ang walang hanggang pangangailangan ng tao, lipunan at institusyon. (2) Limitado o may hangganan ang mga pinagkukunang yaman.6
71146030692 uri ng pangangailangan ng taoPangunahin at sekondaryang pangangailangan7
7114603070Pangunahing PangangailanganPagkain, damit at tirahan8
7114603071Sekundaryang pangangailangan.Mga kaugnay ng pangunahing pangangailangan tulad ng mabuting kalusugan, edukasyon at seguridad sa pamumuhay.9
7114603072Mga paglilingkod na tumutugon sa tuwirang pangangailangan ng taoPagpapagupit ng buhok, paglilinis ng kuko, pagkonsulta sa doktor, paghingi ng legal na payo sa abogado at pagsakay sa mga pampublikong sasakyan.10
7114603073Paglilingkod na maituturing na luhoPagpunta sa mga spa, pagpapa-cosmetic surgery at pagkuha ng personal trainer sa pag-eehersisyo.11
7114603074Pangangailangang materyal ng mga institusyong panlipunanPamahalaan, paaralan, simbahan, etc.12
7114603075SiruhanoSurgeon13
7114603076KakapusanIsang kalagayan at suliraning dulot ng walang hanggang pangangailangan at kagustuhan ng tao sa kabila ng limitadong pinagkukunang yaman.14
7114603077KakulanganIsang kalagayan na maaarin pang mapunan.15
7114603078Indibidwal na pagpiliTumutukoy sa pagsusuri ng ginagawang pagpapasiya ng isang tao at kompanya o industriya.16
7114603079Panlipunang pagpiliPagpapasiyang tumutugon sa mga pangangailangan ng lipunan.17
7114603080ICCIndigenous Cultural Community18
7114603081BasalyoTaong naninilbihan sa panginoong maylupa19
7114603082DatuPinuni ng isang tribu o barangay20
7114603083MaharlikaNabibilang sa mataas na angkan21
7114603084PiyudalismoSistemang nakabatay sa ugnayan ng panginoong maylupa at kasama22
7114603085ReduccionSistema na pinag-iisa ang magkakahiwalay at magkakalayong pamyanan upang makapagtatag ng isang bayan at pamahalaan ng mga Espanyol23
7114603086PuebloBayan24
7114602799Sistemang EncomiendaPinangangasiwaan ng mga encomendero ng mga lupain, nangongolekta ng buwis sa pamamagitan ng tributo mula sa mga sakop at ipanatutupad ang mga patakarang nagmumula sa harin ng Spain.25
7114602800Sistemang HaciendaPangangasiwa sa mga lupain na ang layunin ay ang pagtatanim ng mga produktong panluwas lamang.26
7114602801TimawaPangkaraniwang mamamayan na malaya at maaaring magmay-ari ng lupa27
7114602802Torrens TitleSistema ng pagtititulo ng lupa na naggagarantiya ng pagmamay-ari nito, unang lumitaw ang sistemang ito sa Timog Australia noong 1858 at isinagawa ni Sir Robert Torrens na nang lumaon ay lumahanap sa buong mundo28
7116505028Panahon ng EpanyolEncomienda/ Hacienda29
7116505029Panahon ng EspanyolKalakalang Galyon sa pagitan ng Maynila at Akapulko30
7116505030Panahon ng EspanyolMonopolyo ng Tabako31
7116505031Panahon ng EspanyolPagbabago sa sistema ng kultura32
7116505032Panahon ng AmerikanoHomestead Act ng 192433
7116505033Panahon ng AmerikanoTorrens Title34
7116505034Panahon ng AmerikanoPagbabago sa transportasyon35
7116505035Panahon ng AmerikanoPayne Aldrich Act 190936
7116505036Panahon ng AmerikanoBell Trade Act37
7116505037Panahon ng AmerikanoMalayang Kalakalan38
7116505038Panahon ng AmerikanoParity Rights39
7116505039Panahon ng HaponesPagpokus sa armas sa halip na sa mga produkto40
7116505040Panahon ng HaponesPinagigting ang pagiging makabayan41
7116505041Panahon ng HaponesInalis ang lahat ng may kinalaman sa mga Amerikano42
7116505042Panahon ng HaponesPamahalaang puppet43
7116505043Panahon ng HaponesHUKBALAHAP - Kilusang Gerilya44
7116505044Panahon ng HaponesMickey Mouse Money - isang batong pera45
7116505045Panahon ng HaponesGreater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere46
7116505046Panahon ng HaponesPreaparatory Commision for Philippine Independence47
7116505047Panahon ng HaponesKempeitai ( pulis - army)48
7116505048Panahon ng HaponesMakapili ( Pilipinong Makahapon)49
7116505049Panahon ng HaponesComfort Women50
7116505050Manuel RoxasPhilippine Trade Acts51
7116505051Manuel RoxasParity Rights52
7116505052Manuel RoxasTenant Farming ( 70% & 30%)53
7116505053Manuel RoxasRehabilitation54
7116505054Elpidio QuirinoAma ng Industriyang Pilipino55
7116505055Elpidio QuirinoPagpapa-unlad sa mga bayan56
7116505056Elpidio QuirinoPCAC57
7116505057Elpidio QuirinoSocial Security Act58
7116505058Carlos GarciaFilipino First59
7116505059Carlos GarciaMilitary Base60
7116505060Carlos GarciaAusterity ( pagtitipid )61
7116505061Carlos GarciaPagpapalaganap ng kulturang Pilipino62
7116505062Diosdado MacapagalPagpapakalat ng pambansang wika63
7116505063Ferdinand MarcosReporma sa Lupa64
7116505064Ferdinand MarcosProyektong Imprastraktura65
7116505065Ferdinand MarcosGreen Revolution66
7116505066Corazon Aquinolibreng edukasyon sa elementarya at sekundarya67
7116505067Corazon Aquinobagong saligang batas68
7116505068Corazon Aquinokarapatan sa pagboto69
7116505069Corazon Aquinopagbawi ng nanakaw na yamab ng pangulo70
7116505070Fidel RamosTiger President71
7116505071Fidel RamosPhilippines in the 200072
7116505072Fidel RamosSpecial Economic Zone (SEZ)73
7116505073Fidel RamosNational Unification Commision74
7116505074Fidel RamosOplan Alis Disease75
7116505075Joseph EstradaAngat Pinoy76
7116501986Panahon ng EpanyolEncomienda/ Hacienda77
7116501987Panahon ng EspanyolKalakalang Galyon sa pagitan ng Maynila at Akapulko78
7116501988Panahon ng EspanyolMonopolyo ng Tabako79
7116501989Panahon ng EspanyolPagbabago sa sistema ng kultura80
7116501990Panahon ng AmerikanoHomestead Act ng 192481
7116501991Panahon ng AmerikanoTorrens Title82
7116501992Panahon ng AmerikanoPagbabago sa transportasyon83
7116501993Panahon ng AmerikanoPayne Aldrich Act 190984
7116501994Panahon ng AmerikanoBell Trade Act85
7116501995Panahon ng AmerikanoMalayang Kalakalan86
7116501996Panahon ng AmerikanoParity Rights87
7116501997Panahon ng HaponesPagpokus sa armas sa halip na sa mga produkto88
7116501998Panahon ng HaponesPinagigting ang pagiging makabayan89
7116501999Panahon ng HaponesInalis ang lahat ng may kinalaman sa mga Amerikano90
7116502000Panahon ng HaponesPamahalaang puppet91
7116502001Panahon ng HaponesHUKBALAHAP - Kilusang Gerilya92
7116502002Panahon ng HaponesMickey Mouse Money - isang batong pera93
7116502003Panahon ng HaponesGreater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere94
7116502004Panahon ng HaponesPreaparatory Commision for Philippine Independence95
7116502005Panahon ng HaponesKempeitai ( pulis - army)96
7116502006Panahon ng HaponesMakapili ( Pilipinong Makahapon)97
7116502007Panahon ng HaponesComfort Women98
7116502008Manuel RoxasPhilippine Trade Acts99
7116502009Manuel RoxasParity Rights100
7116502010Manuel RoxasTenant Farming ( 70% & 30%)101
7116502011Manuel RoxasRehabilitation102
7116502012Elpidio QuirinoAma ng Industriyang Pilipino103
7116502013Elpidio QuirinoPagpapa-unlad sa mga bayan104
7116502014Elpidio QuirinoPCAC105
7116502015Elpidio QuirinoSocial Security Act106
7116502016Carlos GarciaFilipino First107
7116502017Carlos GarciaMilitary Base108
7116502018Carlos GarciaAusterity ( pagtitipid )109
7116502019Carlos GarciaPagpapalaganap ng kulturang Pilipino110
7116502020Diosdado MacapagalPagpapakalat ng pambansang wika111
7116502021Ferdinand MarcosReporma sa Lupa112
7116502022Ferdinand MarcosProyektong Imprastraktura113
7116502023Ferdinand MarcosGreen Revolution114
7116502024Corazon Aquinolibren edukasyon sa elementarya at sekundarya115
7116502025Corazon Aquinobagong saligang batas116
7116502026Corazon Aquinokarapatan sa pagboto117
7116502027Corazon Aquinopagbawi ng nanakaw na yamab ng pangulo118
7116502028Fidel RamosTiger President119
7116502029Fidel RamosPhilippines in the 2000120
7116502030Fidel RamosSpecial Economic Zone (SEZ)121
7116502031Fidel RamosNational Unification Commision122
7116502032Fidel RamosOplan Alis Disease123
7116502033Joseph EstradaAngat Pinoy124
7116504942Joseph EstradaAsset Privatization Trust (APT)125
7116504943Joseph EstradaEnhanced Retail Acces for the Poor126
7116502034Joseph EstradaAsset Privatization Trust (APT)127
7116502035Joseph EstradaEnhanced Retail Acces for the Poor128
7116499910Panahon ng EpanyolEncomienda/ Hacienda129
7116499911Panahon ng EspanyolKalakalang Galyon sa pagitan ng Maynila at Akapulko130
7116499912Panahon ng EspanyolMonopolyo ng Tabako131
7116499913Panahon ng EspanyolPagbabago sa sistema ng kultura132
7116499914Panahon ng AmerikanoHomestead Act ng 1924133
7116499915Panahon ng AmerikanoTorrens Title134
7116499916Panahon ng AmerikanoPagbabago sa transportasyon135
7116499917Panahon ng AmerikanoPayne Aldrich Act 1909136
7116499918Panahon ng AmerikanoBell Trade Act137
7116499919Panahon ng AmerikanoMalayang Kalakalan138
7116499920Panahon ng AmerikanoParity Rights139
7116499921Panahon ng HaponesPagpokus sa armas sa halip na sa mga produkto140
7116499922Panahon ng HaponesPinagigting ang pagiging makabayan141
7116499923Panahon ng HaponesInalis ang lahat ng may kinalaman sa mga Amerikano142
7116499924Panahon ng HaponesPamahalaang puppet143
7116499925Panahon ng HaponesHUKBALAHAP - Kilusang Gerilya144
7116499926Panahon ng HaponesMickey Mouse Money - isang batong pera145
7116499927Panahon ng HaponesGreater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere146
7116499928Panahon ng HaponesPreaparatory Commision for Philippine Independence147
7116499929Panahon ng HaponesKempeitai ( pulis - army)148
7116499930Panahon ng HaponesMakapili ( Pilipinong Makahapon)149
7116499931Panahon ng HaponesComfort Women150
7116499932Manuel RoxasPhilippine Trade Acts151
7116499933Manuel RoxasParity Rights152
7116499934Manuel RoxasTenant Farming ( 70% & 30%)153
7116499935Manuel RoxasRehabilitation154
7116499936Elpidio QuirinoAma ng Industriyang Pilipino155
7116499937Elpidio QuirinoPagpapa-unlad sa mga bayan156
7116499938Elpidio QuirinoPCAC157
7116499939Elpidio QuirinoSocial Security Act158
7116499940Carlos GarciaFilipino First159
7116499941Carlos GarciaMilitary Base160
7116499942Carlos GarciaAusterity ( pagtitipid )161
7116499943Carlos GarciaPagpapalaganap ng kulturang Pilipino162
7116499944Diosdado MacapagalPagpapakalat ng pambansang wika163
7116499945Ferdinand MarcosReporma sa Lupa164
7116499946Ferdinand MarcosProyektong Imprastraktura165
7116499947Ferdinand MarcosGreen Revolution166
7116499948Corazon Aquinolibren edukasyon sa elementarya at sekundarya167
7116499949Corazon Aquinobagong saligang batas168
7116499950Corazon Aquinokarapatan sa pagboto169
7116499951Corazon Aquinopagbawi ng nanakaw na yamab ng pangulo170
7116499952Fidel RamosTiger President171
7116499953Fidel RamosPhilippines in the 2000172
7116499954Fidel RamosSpecial Economic Zone (SEZ)173
7116499955Fidel RamosNational Unification Commision174
7116499956Fidel RamosOplan Alis Disease175
7116499957Joseph EstradaAngat Pinoy176
7116499958Joseph EstradaAsset Privatization Trust (APT)177
7116499959Joseph EstradaEnhanced Retail Acces for the Poor178
7116492303Panahon ng EpanyolEncomienda/ Hacienda179
7116492304Panahon ng EspanyolKalakalang Galyon sa pagitan ng Maynila at Akapulko180
7116492305Panahon ng EspanyolMonopolyo ng Tabako181
7116492306Panahon ng EspanyolPagbabago sa sistema ng kultura182
7116492307Panahon ng AmerikanoHomestead Act ng 1924183
7116492308Panahon ng AmerikanoTorrens Title184
7116492309Panahon ng AmerikanoPagbabago sa transportasyon185
7116492310Panahon ng AmerikanoPayne Aldrich Act 1909186
7116492311Panahon ng AmerikanoBell Trade Act187
7116492312Panahon ng AmerikanoMalayang Kalakalan188
7116492313Panahon ng AmerikanoParity Rights189
7116492314Panahon ng HaponesPagpokus sa armas sa halip na sa mga produkto190
7116492315Panahon ng HaponesPinagigting ang pagiging makabayan191
7116492316Panahon ng HaponesInalis ang lahat ng may kinalaman sa mga Amerikano192
7116492317Panahon ng HaponesPamahalaang puppet193
7116492318Panahon ng HaponesHUKBALAHAP - Kilusang Gerilya194
7116492319Panahon ng HaponesMickey Mouse Money - isang batong pera195
7116492320Panahon ng HaponesGreater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere196
7116492321Panahon ng HaponesPreaparatory Commision for Philippine Independence197
7116492322Panahon ng HaponesKempeitai ( pulis - army)198
7116492323Panahon ng HaponesMakapili ( Pilipinong Makahapon)199
7116492324Panahon ng HaponesComfort Women200
7116492325Manuel RoxasPhilippine Trade Acts201
7116492326Manuel RoxasParity Rights202
7116492327Manuel RoxasTenant Farming ( 70% & 30%)203
7116492328Manuel RoxasRehabilitation204
7116492329Elpidio QuirinoAma ng Industriyang Pilipino205
7116492330Elpidio QuirinoPagpapa-unlad sa mga bayan206
7116492331Elpidio QuirinoPCAC207
7116492332Elpidio QuirinoSocial Security Act208
7116492333Carlos GarciaFilipino First209
7116492334Carlos GarciaMilitary Base210
7116492335Carlos GarciaAusterity ( pagtitipid )211
7116492336Carlos GarciaPagpapalaganap ng kulturang Pilipino212
7116492337Diosdado MacapagalPagpapakalat ng pambansang wika213
7116492338Ferdinand MarcosReporma sa Lupa214
7116492339Ferdinand MarcosProyektong Imprastraktura215
7116492340Ferdinand MarcosGreen Revolution216
7116492341Corazon Aquinolibren edukasyon sa elementarya at sekundarya217
7116492342Corazon Aquinobagong saligang batas218
7116492343Corazon Aquinokarapatan sa pagboto219
7116492344Corazon Aquinopagbawi ng nanakaw na yamab ng pangulo220
7116492345Fidel RamosTiger President221
7116492346Fidel RamosPhilippines in the 2000222
7116492347Fidel RamosSpecial Economic Zone (SEZ)223
7116492348Fidel RamosNational Unification Commision224
7116492349Fidel RamosOplan Alis Disease225
7116492350Joseph EstradaAngat Pinoy226
7116492351Joseph EstradaAsset Privatization Trust (APT)227
7116492352Joseph EstradaEnhanced Retail Acces for the Poor228
7116495621Gloria ArroyoPagsugpo sa kahirapan229
7116495622Gloria ArroyoKapit bisig laban sa kahirapan230
7116495623Parity RightsPantay na karapatan231
71164956241953Dumanas ang Pilipinas ng malaking kakulangan sa balanse ng mga bayarin.232
7116495625IMFInternational Monetary Fund233
7116495626SAPStructural Adjustment Program234
7116491934Gloria ArroyoPagsugpo sa kahirapan235
7116491935Gloria ArroyoKapit bisig laban sa kahirapan236
7116491936Parity RightsPantay na karapatan237
71164919371953Dumanas ang Pilipinas ng malaking kakulangan sa balanse ng mga bayarin.238
7116491938IMFInternational Monetary Fund239
7116491939SAPStructural Adjustment Program240

AP Biology Phylogeny Vocab Flashcards

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5138306914CladeA group of species that includes an ancestral species and all of its descendants0
5138311761CladisticsCladistics An approach to systematics in which organisms are placed into groups called "clades" based primarily on common descent1
5138315366Cladograma branching diagram showing the cladistic relationship between a number of species2
5138325997PhylogenyPhylogeny The evolutionary history of a species or group of species3
5138333704Phylogenetic TreeA branching diagram that shows the evolutionary tree of a group of organisms4
5138340331Derived CharacterAn evolutionary novelty that is unique to a particular clade Ex.) birds' feathers5
5138346788Monophyletic"Single tribe"; a group of taxa that consists of a common ancestor and all of its descendants; equivalent to a clade6
5138346789Polyphyletic"Many tribes"; a group of taxa derived from two or more different ancestors7
5138346790Paraphyletic"Beside the tribe"; a group of taxa that consist of a common ancestor and some, but not all of its descendants8
5138378712Maximum ParsiomonyA principle that states that when considering multiple explanations for an observation, one should first investigate the simplest explanation that is consistent with the facts Ex. For phylogenies based on DNA, the tree that matches most with this principle requires the fewest base changes9
5138383920HomoplasyAnalogous structures that arose independently10
5138383921Homologystructures that originated from a common ancestor and have since adapted11
5138383922OutgroupA species or group of species from an evolutionary lineage that is known to have diverged before the lineage that contains the group of species being studied; Its selected so that its members are closely related to the group of species being studied, but not as closely related as any study-group members are to each other12
5138413077Analagousstructures that perform a similar function but have a different evolutionary origin, such as the wings of insects and birds.13
5138413078Homologoussimilar in position, structure, and evolutionary origin but not necessarily in function14
5138418533TaxonomyLinnaeus; A scientific discipline concerned with naming and classifying the diverse forms of life; Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Family, Genus, Species15
5138418534Taxona group of one or more populations of an organism or organisms seen by taxonomists to form a unit16
5138421713Molecular SystematicsCompares DNA and amino acid sequences between organisms to determine evolutionary relationships17
5138421714Molecular Clockthe average rate at which a species' genome accumulates mutations, used to measure their evolutionary divergence and in other calculations.18
5138421715Kingdom/Phylum/Class/Order/Family/Genus/Speciestaxonomic categories (binomial nomenclature)19
5138430362Domainhighest taxonomic rank of organisms (bacteria, archaea, eukaryotes)20
5138430363FungiKingdom: organisms w/ chitin cell walls and perform absorbtion21
5138430364AnimaliaKingdom: multicellular, eukaryotic organisms that are motile, meaning they can move spontaneously and independently at some point in their lives, organisms that ingest other organisms, lack cell walls22
5138434101PlantaeKingdom: organisms w/ cellulose cell walls and perform photosynthesis (plants)23
5138434102ProtistaKingdom: contains all unicellular eukaryotes except yeast, multicellular algae24
5138442531BacteriaDomain (consists of prokaryotic cells possessing primarily diacyl glycerol diester lipids in their membranes and bacterial rRNA, no nuclear membrane)25
5138449333ArchaeaDomain (no nuclear membrane, prokaryote like Bacteria, but more closely related to Eukarya)26
5138449334EukaryaDomain (contain a membrane-bound nucleus) (this is animals and humans etc- the important one)27
5138678374Phylogrambranch length shows evolutionary change/time28
5138804133Properties of Lifecellular organization, sensitivity, growth (metabolism), development, reproduction, regulation, homeostasis29
5138807438Panspermia Theoryextraterrestrial origin of life, meteors/cosmic dust brought organic molecules to earth; water on Europa, fossils on Mars indicate evidence of extraterrestrial life30
5138813861Spontaneous Origin Theoryaccepted by most scientists; life developed from inanimate objects as molecules became more complex31
5138819400Miller-Urey Experiment (1953)simulated conditions of Earth's early atmosphere and tried to see if an electric spark could produce molecules (found that carbon compounds and then amino acids were created)32
5138838375RNA first Theorylife originated with a basic polymer of RNA which did the work of proteins and DNA until these molecules were produced and functioned on their own (might have started with PNA- protein nucleic acid that was able to form spontaneously and self-replicate)33
5138849041Metabolism-first Theorylife originated with monamers contained in simple capsules similar to the cell membrane and over time some molecules performed reactions better than others->evolution34
5138878224reducing atmosphereavailability of hydrogen allows organic molecules to form more easily, lack of oxygen allowed amino acids to last longer (normally would react w/ sugar and form CO2 in oxygen environment)35

AP Flashcards

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5083036779What is cell fractionation?0
5083049804Different types of microscopes and which is best for looking at chromosomes during cell division.1
5083056340Explain how plant cells maintain their surface area to volume ratio.2
5083064278Explain why it is important for a cell to maintain the SA to V stability.3
5083072222What organelle is involved with the endosymbiont theory? Discuss the theory.4
5083079439What organelles are not in a plant cell?5
5083079440Ribosomes make?6
5083086331What is nuclear lamina and what effect does it have on the nucleus?7
5083090531Functions of the smooth ER.8
5083092543Functions of the rough ER.9
5083100635List the structure and functions of the Golgi Apparatus. (cis/trans, polarity)10
5083109119With free ribosomes and ribosomes attached to the nucleus, what can you conclude about the nucleus?11
5083118689What feature about the mitochondria in plant cells makes it unique compared to the rest of the organelles?12
5083121652What is not considered a part of the endomembrane system?13
5083124987What do motor proteins do?14
5083126406Functions of microtubules.15
5083130642What is plasmodesmata and what organelle in an animal cell is similar?16
5083133324What is the ECM and where are the proteins made for this structure?17

APES Chapter 1 vocabulary Flashcards

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6486951562environmentthe sum of all the conditions surrounding us that influence life.0
6486951563environmental sciencethe field that looks at interaction among human systems and those found in nature1
6486951564ecosystem servicesthe processes by which life-supporting resources such as clean water, timber, fisheries, and agricultural crops are produced.2
6486951565environmental indicatorsdescribe the current state of an environmental system. do not always tell us what is causing a change, but tell us when to look more deeply into a problem3
6486951566geneticrelating to genes or heredity.4
6486951567speciesa group of organisms that is distinct from other groups in its morphology, behavior, or biochemical properties5
6486951568ecosystem diversitya measure of the diversity of ecosystems or habitats that exist in a given region.6
6486951569genetic diversitya measure of the diversity of ecosystems or habitats that exist in a given region.7
6486951570species diversitythe number of species in a region or in a particular type of habitat8
6486951571speciationthe evolution of new species. usually happens slowly9
6486951572background extinction ratethe average rate at which species go extinct over the long term10
6486951573hectarea measure of land area, abbreviated by "ha"., that represents an area that is 100 meters by 100 meters.11
6486951574per capitaper person12
6486951575anthropogenicderived from human activities13
6486951576sustainable developmentdevelopment that balances current human well-being and economic advancement with resource management for the benefit of future generations.14
6486951577Biophillialove of life- which is a need to make "the connections that humans subconsciously seek with the rest of life.15
6486951578ecological footprinta measure of how much an individual consumes, expressed in area of land.16
6486951579null hypothesisa statement or idea that can be falsified or proved wrong17
6486951580accuracyhow close a measured value is to the actual or true value18
6486951581precisionhow close to one another the repeated measurements of the same sample are19
6486951582uncertaintyan estimate of how much a measured or calculated value differs from a true value20
6486951583inductive reasoningthe process of making general statements from specific facts or examples21
6486951584deductive reasoningthe process of applying a general statement to specific facts or situations22
6486951585theorya hypothesis that has been repeatedly tested and confirmed by multiple groups of researchers and has reached wide acceptance23
6486951586natural experimentoccurs when a natural event acts as an experimental treatment in an ecosystem24
6486951587environmentalismconcern about and action aimed at protecting the environment25

AP Psych. Flashcards

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9857658640The BeginningAncient Greece believe knowledge was innate0
9857658641AristotleUsed observation to determine knowledge learned through experience1
9857658642DescartesEarly ideas on the nervous system; animal spirits2
9857658643John Lock-Blank slate -Empiricism (observe + experiment)3
9857658644EmpiricismKnowledge originates from experience, thus science should rely on observation + experimentation4
9857658645Edward TitchenerStructuralism (What does the mind do?)5
9857658646StructuralismUsed introspection to explore the elemental structure of the human mand6
9857658647FunctionalismLooked at how the brain works in turn figure out how it helped organisms survive7
9857658648Biological / NeuroscienceHow biological factors influence behavior + mental processes (Neurotransmitters, brain parts) Sub-Perspective: -Behavior Genetics -Evolutionary8
9857658649Behavior GeneticsHow behaviors are influenced by genetic makeup9
9857658650EvolutionaryHow has evolution/natural selection shaped modern behavior10
9857658651PsychoanalyticHow unconscious affects our conscious behaviors (Early Child, Freudian)11
9857658652Learning / BehavioralHow past experiences + consequences shape future behavior (Reinforcement & Punishment)12
9857658653Cognitive / ThinkingHow we encode, process, store, and retrieve info (Dreams, thoughts, problem solving, etc.)13
9857658654HumanisticHow people exercise free will, personal choice, and strive to reach their full potential (Warm + fuzzy, good in people, Maslow, Jung)14
9857658655Social-CulturalHow society + culture shape behavior and mental processes15
9857658656BioPyschoSocialLooking at all biological, environmental, cognitive factors16
9857658657Needs:Condition in which we require something we lack Biological: -Water, food, etc Psychological: -Achievement, self esteem17
9857658658DrivesForces that motivate an organism to take action (longer deprivation = stronger drive)18
9857658659Instinct TheoryInstincts drive behavior, however instincts aren't found throughout human race which discounts this theory19
9857658660InstinctBehavior patterns that are genetically transferred from generations20
9857658661Drive Reduction TheoryBehavior motivated by the need to reduce unwanted tension -Doesn't cover all behavior (Eat when not hungry)21
9857658662Incentive TheoryNon-biological factors -Incentives22
9857658663IncentivesA positive / negative environmental stimulus that motivates behavior (smell, judgement)23
9857658664HomostasisBody tries to maintain state of equilibrium; balance24
9857658665Achievement MotivationPeople motivated by conscious desire for personal growth (Give up comfort to fulfill, challenging themselves)25
9857658666Sociocultural TheoryCultural experiences / factors influence behaviours (play sports)26
9857658667Arousal TheorySeek optimum level of arousal (too much stimulus = decrease it, not enough = increase)27
9857658668Yerkes DodsonHigh arousal = easy tasks Low arousal = hard tasks28
9857658669Lateral HypothalumusStart eating center29
9857658670Ventro Medial HypothalamusStop eating center30
9857658671SetpointWeight thermostat31
9857658672EmotionResponse of a whole organism involving physiological arousal, expressive behavior, conscious experience32
9857658673James-LangePhysiological Arousal -> Emotion -No thinking33
9857658674Cannon-BardPhysiological arousal seperate from emotion34
9857658675Singer Schacter to FactorPhysiological arousal -> think -> emotion35
9857658676Subjective Well-BeingSelf reported happiness36
9857658677Relative DeprivationMeasure happiness by comparing your circumstance to others37
9857658678Adaptation Level PhenomenonAfter event increases happiness, that becomes the baseline, thus you need another event to increase happiness38
9857658679General Adaptation SyndromeAlarm: Outpouring of hormones / neurotransmitters Resistance: elevated level of arousal Exhaustion: depletion of resources (Hans Seyle)39
9857658680NeuronThe basic cell make up of the nervous system40
9857658681DendriteReceives messages from neurons41
9857658682Cell bodyMaintains life of cell42
9857658683AxonCarries neural messages to other cells43
9857658684Myelin SheathProtects axon and speeds up neural impulse44
9857658685DepolarizationPositives going in causing action potential45
9857658686Action PotentialRelease of neural impulses46
9857658687All-or-NoneFiring at full strength or not at all47
9857658688Axon TerminalBranches at end of axon48
9857658689NeurotransmittersChemicals that transmit a message49
9857658690Receptor SiteHoles shaped to fit certain neurotransmitters50
9857658691AcetylcholineLearning and activated muscles51
9857658692SerotoninContributes to mood52
9857658693DopamineFeeling of pleasure, movement, and addiction53
9857658694EndorphinsReducing pain and euphoria54
9857658695NoradrenalineConcentration55
9857658696GABACalming56
9857658697Sensory NeuronsTakes info from senses to brain57
9857658698InterneuronsMake up brain58
9857658699Efferent NeuronsCarries info from brain to rest of body59
9857658700Peripheral Nervous SystemConsists of all nerves60
9857658701Central Nervous SystemBrain and Spinal Chord61
9857658702Refractory Period:Recharging period62
9857658703ReuptakeReabsorbing leftover neurotransmitters63
9857658704SynpaseGap between neurotransmitters64
9857658705AgonistMimic neurotransmitters by filling in receptor sites which block reuptake65
9857658706AntagonistInhibitory drug that blocks receptor sites to reduce release of neurotransmitters66
9857658707Somatic Nervous SystemVoluntary movement67
9857658708Autonomic Nervous SystemInvoluntary movement68
9857658709SympatheticFight or Flight Ex. Heart rate, sweat, breathing69
9857658710ParasympatheticCalms70
9857658711Endocrine SystemGlands and hormones71
9857658712Pituitary GlandReleases growth hormone72
9857658713Testes and OvaricsReleases testosterone and estrogen73
9857658714Thyroid GlandMetabolism74
9857658715LesionsDestruction of brain tissue75
9857658716EEGMeasures brain waves76
9857658717CT ScaneSeries of X-rays77
9857658718PET ScanInjects radioactive glucose78
9857658719MRIVery detailed pictures79
9857658720FMRIDetailed pictures and functions80
9857658721PlasticityBrain has ability to change in response to damage or changing environmental stimuli81
9857658722SensationHow our body receives and represents stimulus energies from our environment82
9857658723PerceptionInterpreting sensations83
9857658724Bottom Up ProcessingProcessing info using sensory input84
9857658725Top Down ProcessingProcessing info using experience and expectation85
9857658726TransductionTurning stimulus energies into neural impulses86
9857658727Absolute ThresholdMinimum amount of sensory stimuli you can detect 50% of the time87
9857658728Signal Detection TheoryWe have no absolute threshold because detection is affected by expectation and motivation88
9857658729Difference ThresholdMinimum amount of difference between two stimuli you can detect 50% of the time89
9857658730Weber's LawDifference has to vary by a constant percentage not amount90
9857658731Sensory AdaptionDiminishing sensitivity to constant stimuli91
9857658732CorneaProtects eye92
9857658733LensChanges shape to focus light on retina93
9857658734ConesColor94
9857658735RodsDim light95
9857658736FoveaCluster of cones96
9857658737RetinaTransduct lightwaves to optic nerve97
9857658738Feature DetectionNerve cells in visual cortex help you detect specific features (angle, movement, edges)98
9857658739Parallel ProcessingProcessing aspects of stimulus separately at the same time99
9857658740Trichromatic TheoryRetina has 3 color receptors100
9857658741Opponent Process TheoryCombination color receptors101
9857658742Acoustical TransductionSounds to impulses using hair cells102
9857658743FrequencyDetermined by wavelengths103
9857658744IntensityAmount of energy in wave104
9857658745Outer EarCollects sound (pinna)105
9857658746Middle EarConcentrates the vibrations of eardrum on cochlea oval window106
9857658747CochleaTransforms sound vibrations to auditory signals107
9857658748Selective AttentionAbility to focus our conscious awareness on a particular stimulus108
9857658749Cocktail Party EffectAbility to focus on one voice among many109
9857658750Inattentional BlindnessFailing to see something in your visual field wjen attention averted110
9857658751Change BlindnessFailing to recognize changes in our visual field111
9857658752Perceptual SetA mental predisposition to perceive one thing and not another112
9857658753Context EffectsImmediate surroundings affects perceptions113
9857658754Stroboscope MovementThe illusion of movement produced by showing rapid progression of images that aren't moving114
9857658755Phi PhenomenomIllusion of movement created by two adjacent lights blinking o/off in quick succession115
9857658756Monocular CuesDepth cues that need only one eye to be percieved116
9857658757Binocular CuesTwo eyes to be percieved117
9857658758NREM 1Light sleep with hallucinations118
9857658759NREM 2Sleep Spindals119
9857658760NREM 3Deep sleep120
9857658761REMVivid dreams121
9857658762NarcolepsyInability to stay awake122
9857658763Psychoanalytic TheoryDreams represent unconscious desires, thoughts, and motives123
9857658764Manifest ContentWhats happening124
9857658765Latent ContentMeaning125
9857658766Activation SynthesisDreams are subjective interpretation of brain signals126
9857658767Information Processing TheoryDreams are a byproduct of info collect from day127
9857658768Human Factor PsychologyChange or improve products or experiences using human sensation/perception128
9857658769Social Role TheoryPeople are acting how they think hypnotized people act129
9857658770Divided Consciousness TheorySeparate conscious awareness130
9857658771DepressantsReduce brain stimulation131
9857658772StimulantIncreases brain sitmulation132
9857658773HallucinagenDrug causing hallucinations133
9857658774Psychological DisorderPersistently harmful thoughts, feelings, or actions (Deviance, distressing, dysfunctional)134
9857658775Medical ModelMental disorders are physical illnesses that can be diagnosed, treated, and cured135
9857658776Bio Psycho Social ApproachMental illness has biological, psychological, and social components136
9857658777DSM-5Book used to classify disorders -standardized diagnosis -insurance + court purposes137
9857658778David RusenhanHe faked schizophrenia until admitted in hospital then acted completely normal138
9857658779AnxietyGeneral state of dread or uneasiness that occurs in response to vague or imagined danger139
9857658780Anxiety Disorders-Phobic Disorder -Panic Disorder -General Anxiety140
9857658781PhobiaPersistent excessive/ irrational fear of a particular object or situation141
9857658782Panic DisorderReoccurring panic attacks142
9857658783Panic AttackShort lived period of intense fear or discomfort characterized by shortness of breath, rapid heart rate, etc143
9857658784AgoraphobiaFear of being in places that are difficult to escape144
9857658785Generalized Anxiety DisorderExcessive worry about life circumstances145
9857658786PTSDPersistent anxiety caused by a traumatic event146
9857658787OCDObsession: unwanted thoughts, ideas, or mental images that occur over and over again Compulsion: repetitive ritual behavior147
9857658788SomatizationThe expression of distress through physical symptoms148
9857658789Conversion DisorderChange or loss of physical functioning of a major part of the body with no medical explanation149
9857658790Illness Anxiety DisorderUnrealistic preoccupation with fear that he/she had a serious disease150
9857658791Depressive DisordersMods changed that seem inappropriate for certain situations151
9857658792Major DepressionConsuming feelings of worthlessness + guilt which prevents people from enjoying things they once loved152
9857658793Persistent Depressive DisorderStill functioning but at low levels; less severe, more long term153
9857658794Depression CausesLack of serotonin or nonadrenaline154
9857658795Bipolar DisorderCharacterized by severe highs and lows -Mania: extreme excitement, hyperactivity, chaotic behavior -Depressive155
9857658796DissociationSeparate of certain personality traits or mental processes from conscious thought156
9857658797Dissociative AmnesiaSudden loss of memory following a traumatic event (no physical damage)157
9857658798Dissociative FugueForgetting past life and starting new one158
9857658799Dissociative ldentity DisorderMultiple personalities within 1 person159
9857658800Depersonalization DisorderFeeling of detachment from ones mental process or body (watching yourself)160
9857658801SchizophreniaLoss of contact with reality161
9857658802Positive SymptomsThoughts and behaviors that are presents but shouldn't be (hallucinations, voices)162
9857658803Negative SymptomsThoughts and behaviors that should be there but aren't (Lack of emotion, social withdrawal)163
9857658804HallucinationsSensory experience without sensory input164
9857658805DelusionalInappropiate often grandiose beliefs165
9857658806Flat EffectLacking emotions, facials expressions, monotone voice166
9857658807CatatoniaDisturbance of movement167
9857658808Schizophrenia CausesExtra dopamine receptors168
9857658809Antisocial Personality DisorderLong term pattern of manipulating, exploiting, or violating the rights of others169
9857658810Avoidant Personaliry DisorderLifelong of feeling very shy, inadequate, and sensitive to rejection170
9857658811Borderline Personality DisorderUnstable/turbulent emotions that often result in impulsice actions or chaotic relationships171
9857658812Dependent Personality DisorderDepending too much on others in order to meet physical + emotional needs172
9857658813Histrionic Personality DisorderActing in very emotional/ dramatic ways that draw attention to themselves173
9857658814Narcisstic Personality DisorderExcessive sense of self importance, extreme preoccupation with themselves, and lack of empathy for others174
9857658815Obsessive Compulsive Personality DisorderPreoccupied with rules, orderliness, and control175
9857658816Paranoid Personality DisorderLong Term pattern of distrust and suspicion of others176
9857658817Schizoid Personality DisorderLifelong pattern of indifference to others and social isolation177
9857658818PyschotherapyTalking cures issues178
9857658819Pyschoanalysis-Fix unconscious issues -Talk about whatever come to mind -Resistance -Transference -Freud179
9857658820ResistanceMentioning a topic then skipping over it or moving on180
9857658821TransferenceTransferring feelings onto someone else181
9857658822Humanistic-Carl Rogers -Client-Centered Therapy -Active Listening182
9857658823Active ListeningClarifying and restating183
9857658824Behavioral TherapyUsing conditioning techniques to change behavior - Skinner + Pavlov184
9857658825Classical Conditioning-Involuntary -Counterconditioning185
9857658826CounterconditioningPairing positive stimulus with anxiety provoking stimulus Ex. Birds + Chocolate186
9857658827Exposure TherapiesTreats anxiety disorders, phobias, PTSD -Flooding -Systematic Desensitization -Virtual Reality -Aversion Therapy187
9857658828FloodingExposed to something all at once Ex. Thrown into pit of snakes188
9857658829Systematic DesensitizationSlowly exposing more and more of something Ex. Fingernails, feather189
9857658830Aversion TherapyPair unwanted behavior with unwanted stimulus Ex. Nail biting190
9857658831Token EconomyRewarding positive behaviors with tokens which can be turned in for real rewards Ex. Bobcash191
9857658832Cognitive TherapyChallenge illogical / irrational thoughts in a effort to change them Ex. "That's stupid"192
9857658833Albert EllisCreated RET (Rational Emotive Therapy)193
9857658834Cognitive Behavioral TherapyChanges thinking and behavior194
9857658835Meta-analysisTake various studies on the same topic and combine results195
9857658836Biomedical TherapyDirect effect on nervous system196
9857658837PsychopharmacologyUsing drugs197
9857658838Anti-Depressants-For depression -SSRI (Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor)198
9857658839Anti-AnxietyDepress central nervous system Ex. Xanax199
9857658840Anti-PyschoticsBlock dopamine receptors -For schizophrenia -Side effect: tardive dykinsia (facial twitching) Ex. Thorazine200
9857658841Mood stabilizersFor bipolar Ex. Lithium201
9857658842Psycho SurgerySurgery on nervous system Ex. Lobotomy202
9857658843LobotomyDestruction of front lobe by stabbing needle through eye -Side Effect: Flat effect203
9857658844ECT- Sending electric shock through brain to induce seizures -(Electroconvulsive Therapy) -For Catatonia and major depression204
9857658845CognitionAll mental activities associated with thinking, knowing, remembering, and communicating205
9857658846Atkinson-Shiffrin ModelSensory Memory Short Term Memory Long Term Memory206
9857658847Sensory MemoryFleeting memories using senses -iconic (visual) -acoustic (auditory)207
9857658848Short Term Memory-7 +/- 2 items -30 sec - 1 min208
9857658849Long Term Memory-"unlimited" -Long Term Potentiation: increased strength of synaptic connections209
9857658850Episodic MemoryMemory of a specific events210
9857658851Semantic/Generic MemoryGeneral knowledge most people remember211
9857658852Explicit Memory-Both semantic + episodic memories -Stored by Hippocampus -Can say aloud212
9857658853Implicit Memory-Skills/procedures you learn (automatic) -Stored in Cerebellum213
9857658854EncodingGetting info visually, acoustically, or semantic214
9857658855Automatic ProcessingUnconscious encoding of well learned info215
9857658856Effortful ProcessingEncoding that requires effort and attention216
9857658857Herman Ebbinghaus-Non Sense syllables -Serial Position Effect: first + last -Spacing Effect: rehearsal over time = longer retention217
9857658858Maintenance RehearsalRepeating over and over218
9857658859Elaborate RehearsalUsing prior knowledge to connect to what you are trying to remember219
9857658860ChunkingOrganizing info into meaningful units220
9857658861Mnemonic DeviceMemory aid (PEMDAS, ROY G BIV)221
9857658862RetrievalGetting memory out222
9857658863Context Dependent MemoryMemories more easily recalled n the context you encoded them223
9857658864State Dependent MemoryMemories are more easily recalled when in the same state they were encoded224
9857658865Forgetting-Encoding failure -Decay -Interference -Amnesia225
9857658866DecayIf you don't use it, you lose it226
9857658867InterferenceProactive: Old info blocks new info Retroactive: New info blocks old info227
9857658868AmnesiaRetrograde: forgetting past Antrograde: Not forming new memories228
9857658869Misinformation EffectIncorporating false or misleading info into memory229
9857658870Source AmnesiaNot knowing source of memory230
9857658871ConceptsMental groupings of objects, ideas, events, etc.231
9857658872PrototypeBest example of concept232
9857658873AlgorithmsStepy by step process that always get solution233
9857658874HeuristicShort Cut234
9857658875Insight"Aha" moment235
9857658876Confirmation BiasSearching for info to confirm what you already believe236
9857658877FixationInability to see problem from fresh perspective237
9857658878Mental SetSolving a problem a way it worked from the past238
9857658879Functional FixednessInability to see a object for anything than its intended use239
9857658880Availability HeuristicMaking decisions based on info that is immediately available to consciousness Ex. Immigation240
9857658881Representativeness HeuristicJudging likelihood of thing in terms of how well they seem to match prototype Ex. Multiple choice tests241
9857658882Framing EffectEffect of words on our judgement242
9857658883Belief PerserveranceClinging to your beliefs even in the face of contrary evidence Ex. Politics243
9857658884LanguageOur spoken, written, or gestured work is the way we communicate meaning to ourselves and others244
9857658885PhonemesSmallest distinct sound unit in a spoken language Ex. Bat -> b-a-t245
9857658886MorphemesSmallest unit that carries a meaning (word) Ex. Starring -> Star + ring246
9857658887GrammarSystem of rules of language247
9857658888SemanticsSet of rules by which we derive meaning from words, sentences, morphemes Ex. -ed = past248
9857658889SyntaxRules for combining words into grammatically sensible sentences Ex. White house vs Casa blanca249
9857658890Skinner Operant LearningLearn language through reinforcement, imitation, observing, etc.250
9857658891Chomsky Inborn Universal GrammarInborn mechanism to learn language251
9857658892Linguistic Determinism-Whorf -Language determines the way we think Ex. Knowing lots of angry words = Angrier252
9857658893IntelligenceMental quality consisting of the ability to learn from experience, solve problems, and use knowledge to adapt to new situations253
9857658894General IntelligenceIntelligence is tested and measured numerically254
9857658895Primary Mental Abilities7 primary mental abilities that determine intelligence255
9857658896Multiple Intelligence8 distinct intelligence within intellegence256
9857658897Triarchic Theory of IntelligenceIntelligence is made up of analytical, creative, and practical factors257
9857658898Louis L. ThurstonePrimary Mental Abilities258
9857658899Howard GardnerMultiple Intelligence259
9857658900Robert SternbergTriarchic Theory of Intelligence260
9857658901Charles SpearmanGeneral Intelligence261
9857658902Alfred Binet-"Father of Intelligence" -Created 1st test (to identify kids that need help)262
9857658903Lewis Termann-Intelligence Quotient -Standford-Binet Test263
9857658904Intelligence QuotientIQ = mental age / chronological age x 100264
9857658905Aptitude TestPredict ability to learn a new skill (ACT)265
9857658906Achievement TestReflect what you've already learned266
9857658907David Wechsler-Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS) -Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (WISC)267
9857658908StandardizationStandardizing a test involves administering the test ti a representative sample of future test takers in order to establish a basis for meaningful comparison Ex. College freshman set standards for AP test268
9857658909Flynn EffectIntelligence has increased by 27 points over time269
9857658910ReliabilityYields consistent results270
9857658911ValidityRefers to what the test is suppose to measure or predict271
9857658912Content ValidityRefers to extent a test measures particular behaviors/traits; aplitude272
9857658913Predictive ValidityRefers to function of a test in predicting a particular behavior/trait; achievement273
9857658914ConversentNarrowing down to one solution274
9857658915DivergentComing up with many solutions275
9857658916Savant SyndromeExceeding in 1 skill but lacking in others276
9857658917Flashbulb MemorySpecific events which we can recall in great detail277
9857658918Working MemoryUsing other memories to remember278
9857658919Spacing EffectRehearsal over time = longer retention279
9857658920Serial Position EffectRemembering the first and last object280
9857658921Long Term PotentiationIncreased strength of synaptic connections281
9857658922Mood CongruenceAn individual's current mood determines the memories that are recalled282
9857658923Anchoring HeuristicRefers to the human tendency to rely on the first information received before making a decision283
9857658924Noam ChomskyInborn Universal Grammar284
9857658925B. F. SkinnerOperant Learning285
9857658926ReificationThe human mind's tendency to consider an object in its entirety before it perceives the object as the sum of individual parts Ex. When a person is trying to buy a car, they first identify that it is a "car."286
9857658927Factor AnalysisA statistical method used to describe variability among observed, correlated variables287
9857658928Emotional IntelligenceAbility to manage and understand emotions288
9857658929Normal CurveBell shaped289
9857658930CriterionThe extent to which a measure is related to an outcome290
9857658931Alfred AdlerInferiority complex291
9857658932Mary AinsworthSecure attachment292
9857658933Gordon AllportDictionary traits293
9857658934Albert BanduraObservational learning294
9857658935Raymond Cattel16 source traits295
9857658936Noam ChomskeyInborn universal grammar296
9857658937Hermann EbbinghausNonsense syllables297
9857658938Erik EriksonPsychosocial stages298
9857658939Hans EysenckExtraversion vs Intraversion299
9857658940Sigmund FreudUnconscious + Psychosexual stages300
9857658941Phineas GageFrontal lobe damaged301
9857658942Carol GilliganClaimed Kohlberg morality was flawed due to lack of women302
9857658943Harry HarlowMonkey + contact comfort303
9857658944Ernest HilgardDivided consciousness304
9857658945Karen HorneyWomb Envy305
9857658946William JamesFunctionalism306
9857658947Carl JungCollective unconscious307
9857658948Garcia and KoellingTaste aversion308
9857658949Lawrence KohlbergMorality (Precon, con, postcon)309
9857658950Elizabeth LoftusMisinformation effect310
9857658951Konrad LorenzImprinting311
9857658952Abraham MaslowHierarchy of needs312
9857658953Stanley MilgramShock study313
9857658954Ivan PavlovClassical conditioning314
9857658955Jean PiagetCognitive developement315
9857658956Carl RogersUnconditional positive regard316
9857658957Hermann RorschachInk Blot Test317
9857658958David RosenhanFaked mental illness318
9857658959Martin SeligmanLearned helplessness319
9857658960Hans SeyleGAS + Alarm, resist, exhaust320
9857658961B.F SkinnerOperant conditioning321
9857658962Charles SpearmanGeneral Intelligence322
9857658963George SperlingSensory Memory323
9857658964Lewis TermanTook Binet's test324
9857658965Edward L. ThorndikeLaw of effect325
9857658966Edward TolmanLatent Learning326
9857658967John WatsonFather of behaviorism (Little Albert)327
9857658968Benjamin WhorfLinguistic Determinism328
9857658969Wilhelm Wundt"Father of Psychology" + Structuralism329
9857658970Philip ZimbardoStanford Prison Experiment330
9857658971RepressionBlock memory out of conscious awareness331
9857658975General Adaptation Syndrome332
9857658976Law of Effect333
9857658972Latent LearningKnowledge that becomes clear when reinforced Ex. Rats given reward for maze334
9857658973Theory of MindBeing able to see something from someone else's point of view335

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7214690829kontemporaryong isyupangyayaring bumabagabag sa kalagayan ng bansa o mundo0
7214690830pagsusuri ng k.i*kahalagahan *pinagmulan *pananaw *pagkakaugnay *personal na damdamin *epekto *solusyon1
7214690831primaryang sanggunianOrihinal na tala ng mga pangyayari2
7214690832sekondaryang sanggunianimpormasyong batay sa orihinal na isinulat3
7214690833katotohanantotoong pangyayari o pahayag4
7214690834opinyonnagpapahiwatig ng saloobin at kaisipan ng isang tao5
7214690835pagtukoy sa pagkilingang paglalahad ng impormasyon ay dapat balanse6
7214690836pahayaganmahalagang sangguinian tungkol sa mga kontemporaryog isyu sa nagdaang mahigit 200 taon7
7214690837hinuhapinagisipang hula ;hypothesis8
7214690838paglalahatbinubuo ang nga ugnayan ng mga hindi magkakaugnay na impormasyon bago makagawa ng konklusyon9
7214690839kongklusyonideyang nabuo pagkatapos ng pag aaral10
7214690840kalamidadpangyayaring nagdudulot ng malaking pinsala sa kapaligiran11
7214690841el niñopanahon na bunga ng pag init ng katubigan ng karagatang pasipiko12
7214690842la niñamatagal na tag ulan na nagdudulot ng baha13
7214690843flash floodbiglaang pagbaha14
7214690844landslidepagguho ng lupa15
7214690845pagsabog ng bulkanvulcanic eruption16
7214690846unemploymentkawalan ng trabaho ng mga taong nasa wastong gulang na17
7214690847underemploymentdi angkop ang trabaho sa tinapos na kurso18
7214690848yamang taoyaman ng isang bansa na tumutugon sa pagbuo ng produkto o serbisyo sa bansa o sa mga bansang nangangailangan ng empleyo19
7214690849labor forcebahagi ng populasyon na nasa tamang edad na may trabaho20
7214690850white collar jobprofessionals21
7214690851blue collar jobvocational22
7214690852brain drainpagttrabaho at paninirahan ng mga propesyonal sa ibang bansa23
7214690853brawn drainpagttrabaho at paninirahan ng mga propesyonal at bokasyonal sa ibang bansa24
7214690854human traffickingpagttrabaho ng tao ng hindi nila kagustuhan25
7214690855labor intensive industryindustriyang nakasentro sa paggamit ng manggagawa26
7214690856capital intensive industryindustriyang nakasentro sa paggamit ng makinarya27
7214690857women overseas employmentmga kababaihang nangingibang bansa upang magtrabaho28

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