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china and india

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2071363067What geographical feature separates India in the north from the rest of AsiaThe Himalayas0
2071363068What is the name of the river valley that provided for India's first civilizationIndus1
2071363069What is the name of the the first Indian civilizationHarsappan2
2071363070Name the two large cities in that civilizationHarsappa and Mojenho Daro3
2071363071What is the name of the collection of writings that gave us much information about the Aryan CivilizationVedas4
2071363072From the Vedas, there are four main varnas,or social divisions of Aryan Society. Name two of themVaisyas and Sudras5
2071363073What was the term for people who didn't belong to any caste, usually resulting in their holding the most unpleasant jobs, if anyUntouchables6
2071363074The collection of the sacred hymns, poems, and texts of the Aryan religion were called whatVedas7
2071363075What carried the offerings up to the godsSmoke from fire8
2071363076Who are three major gods of hinuismIndra, Siva, Vishnu9
2071363077What is the term for the process of rebirthReincarnation10
2071363078What beliefs are based on the teachings of MahaviraJanism11
2071363079What are the four basics principles emphasized in Mahaviras teachingsNonviolence, tell the truth, do not steal, own no property12
2071363080What belief is based on the teachings of Guru NanakSikhism13
2071363081From Sanskrit, guru means whatTeacher14
2071363082The term Buddha means whatThe enlightened one15
2071363083What was the given name of the who came to be known as, the buddhaSiddartha Guatama16
2071363084The buddha realized that human suffering comes from three things. Name one of them.Wanting what we like but don not have17
2071363085There are four guiding principles at the heart of Buddhism. What are these four principles.Suffering and happiness Suffering comes from our desires People can overcome desire and ignorance by the eight fold path people can over come desire and ignorance and reach nirvana18
2071363086Name one of the beliefs of buddhism that is contradictory to the beliefs of hinduismAnimal sacrifice19
2071363087In Buddhism there is the eightfold path. Name two of themRight thought and right intent20
2078911985What is name for a temple with a domed roofStupa21
2078911986What was the main language of the ancient aryansSanscrit22
2078911987Two great works of Indian literature were religious epics and are still popular today. Name twoMahabharata (ramayana)23
2078911988What was the name of a book of stories, written to teach lessonsPanchatanta24
2078911989What is the scientific term for working with metalsMetallurgy25
2078911990What is the scientific term for a mixture of two or more metalsAlloy26
2078911991What is the term for injecting a person with a small dose of a virus to help him build up his immune systemInoculation27
2079113362In the 320's BC, who seized control of the entire northern part of India and began the Mauryan EmpireCandragupta Maurya28
2079113363Around 270 BC, who expanded the Mauryan rule over most of India, making the empire both stronger and richerAsoka29
2079113364To what religion did Asoka convert both himself and much of his empireBuddhism30
2079113365Which dynasty controlled India beginning about 320 ADGupta31
2079113366What religion did the Gupta support and make Indias major religion, even though they allowed other religions to existHinduism32
2079113367What group of people led armies into India in the late 400's AD, dividing India into smaller kingdoms moreThe huns33
2079113368China is about the same size as what countryUSA34
2079113369What desert separates China from its neighbors to the northGobi35
2079113370The two great rivers of China that flow west to east are theseHuang He and Chang Jiang36
2079113371What areas have provided much information about early Chinese cultureBurial sites37
2079113372Yu the great is said to have founded what dynastyXia38
2079113373What is the name of the first Chinese dynasty for which we have clear evidence, dating from about 1500 BCShang39
2079113374Priests used carved bones that they heated and read when they cracked. The bones were called oracle bones because an oracle is a whatA prediction40
2079113375What is the mandate of heavenHeaven gives permission to a king or leader. no one rules without heavens permission41
2079113376What caused the the Zhou dynasty to fall in to a state of disorderThe breakdown of family structure42
2079113377What is the name for the book that was a collection of the ideas of ConfuciusThe analects43
2079113378What is the the DaoThe guiding force of all reality44
2079113379Who was the most famous Daoist teacherLaozi45
2079113380What was the belief that people were bad by nature, and needed to be controlled by strict laws and punishmentsLegalism46
2079113381What name did the Qin King Ying Zheng give to himself, and what did this name meanShi huang di47
2079382945What political belief system did Qins followLegalism48
2079382946What is true about wins readingsThey had all writing against their beliefs burned49
2079382947Name one policy that the qin promoted or standardized that helped people within china to the same thingLanguage50
2079382948What barrier did the qin build and expand upon earlier work to prevent invasions from the northGreat wall51
2079382949When the first qin emperor died, what unusual things was he buried withTerra cotta warriors52
2079382950What is the name of the most famous trade route from china to the mediterranean seaSilkroad53
2079382951What is the term for the spread of ideas goods and technology from one culture to anotherDiffusion54
2087598421What occupation did Liu Bang have before he became the first emperor of the Han dynastyPeasant55
2087598422When Emperor Wudi took control, what became Chinas official government philosophyConfucianism56
2087598423there were four social classes under Wudi. two were artisans and merchants what were the other twoEmperor and peasant57
2087598424Why were merchants relegated to the lowest classDidn't produce anything58
2087598425What was the name for the poets who combined prose and poetry to create ling works of literatureFu59
2087598426What was the name for the poets who wrote short lines of verse that could be sungShi60
2087598427What was an early type of clock developed by the hanSundial61
2087598428What aspect of medicine did the han improveAcupuncture62
2087598429What item that we use every day did the Han inventPaper63

Private Equity - Fundamentals Flashcards

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3179843938What are angel funds?Provides financing to companies in earliest stages of development0
3179850078Mezzanine fundsProvides funding to more established firms1
3179851316Funds of funds structureFund invests in other private equity funds2
3179853108Private equity structure - principalpartners of the GP of fund & the management company GP makes the investment decisions for the fund entitled to a distributive share but generally doesn't pay fees3
3179861830GP - allocationGenerally receives a preferential profit allocation from the LPs "Carry Allocation" Management company receives a fee but generally not a partner4
3179867646Potentail reason for the development or creation of AIV or alternative investment fundspecial purpose partnership - make investments separate from the primary fund - investments in an operating partnership5
3179870508What are parallel fundsServes to meet special tax objectives of the tax exempt or foreign investors Vehicle for the aforementioned investors make their investment (Cayman islands) Invest in the primary fund or co-invest directly in the portfolio company with the primary fund6
3179879352Reasons for the use of blocker corporationsOften used to minimize the unrelated business income and effectively connected income -Usually required in the partnership agreement -Placed between the foreign tax exempt investor and the Fund -Foreign investor doesn't realize ECI or state source income and will avoid federal & state tax filing requirements No UBTI for the tax-exempt investors7
3179891201Basic private equity structurePrincipals \ GP Entity - Management company \ Fund Limited partners - directly into the fund8
3179895353Typical features of the general partner in a basic private equity structureUsually a US or flow through entity in which the participants include - Principals - Can be an investment bank or other financial institution (provide services as employees)9
3179900589Features of the management companya US or flow through entity Participants - Active in the managing the fund (principals) - Investment banks10
3179903098LPspassive participants - furnish most of the investment capital - US tax-exempts (Portfolio income is generally tax-exempt for dividends, interest, capital gain - special rules for debt financed income or gain) ERISA considerations - Venture capital operating company qualification - taxable us investors - foreign institutional investors11
3179920832Venture capital operating company qualificationtwo primary requirements (1) >= 50% of the entity's assets (valued at cost) must be invested in venture capital investments (2) Obtain and exercise management rights in connection with one or more of its operating company investments Exception for the initial investment "12
3179927953VOCC - exception for the initial investment"that the funds received as initial capital contribution from employee benefit plans by such entity for investment in short-term investments would constitute plan assets during the period preceding the entity's first long-term investment unless the entity qualifies for one of the other exceptions contained in the plan asset regulation" -DOL13
3179930274Regulation definition of venture capital investmentan investment in an operating company but not another venture capital operating company -Has or obtains management rights14
3179931636When does a company have management rights?Direct contractual rights to "substantially participate in or influence the conduct of the management of the operating company " -No other investor can qualify as having management right thus disqualified as a venture capital investment15
3179936717Requirements for real estate operating company(1) Entity must have at least 50% of its assets invested in real estate which is managed or developed & with respect to which such entity has the right to substantially participate directly in the management or the development activities (2) Directly engaged in real estate management or development activities *Short term investments pending long term commitment are disregarded -16
3179945161Reg 2510.3-101(d)(2)Qualifications for real estate operating company 50% rule Short term investments pending long term commitment are disregarded - Initial capital contributions don't need to be invested immediately Annual valuation date & 90-day grace period17
3179952511General rule for significant plan investments - Equity participation by benefit plan investorsAs long as they meet the criteria for significant investments in an entity, the underlying assets of the entity are deemed to be plan assets Definition (Significant): - participation is significant if immediately after the acquisition any equity interest - 25% or more of the value of any class equity interests18
3179957694Benefit Plan Investors - Significant investment test Calculationdisregard any interests held by a person who has discretionary authority or control over the assets of the entity (such as the GP of the partnership) OR Renders investment advice for a fee with respect to such assets ONLY USE THE CONTROLLING PERSONS (disregard GP or principals )19
3179965710Definition of benefit plan investoran employee benefit plan subject to the fiduciary rules ERISA (Employee Retirement Income Security Act)20
3179971189Potential phantom incomeSection 305 taxable stock distributions 702(a) partnership allocations Section 951 subpart F income section 956 investment in US property section 1291 excess distributions section 1293 qualified election fund inclusions21
3179981131General rules for non-US investors in the fundGains generally not subject to FIRPTA22
3179990295Impact of effectively connected income - Non -US investorssubject to net basis taxation23
3179992137Tests for determining effectively connected income(1) Level of engagement in the business or trade (2) Source and character of the income (3) Effectively connected to a US trade or business ECI - can be either US or foreign base income (source of the income depends on the character of the income)24
3179999737Categories of US source income - ECI(1) fixed or determinable income or periodical FDAP income, 871(a) & 881(a) or gain from sale of a capital asset (2) All Us source income not in category (1) 864(c)(2) -Trading in stock, securities, or commodities through an independent agent is not considered an active trade or business within the US as long as the investor doesn't have an office or other fixed place of the business in the United States that directs or effects the transactions (trading safe harbor) - NO CONCERN FOR THE VOLUME OF TRADING25
3180016713Exception for 864(b)The nonresident alien will not be considered to be engaged in a trade or business if the personal services are performed for a foreign employer by a nonresident alien individual who is not present in the US for more than a total of 90 days Day = calendar day in which any portion of the day for which the nonresident alien is physically present in the United States26
3180025965Non-US investors in the private equity fund - periodical income & dividendssubject to gross basis withholding Exclusion for most interest treaty eligbility27
3180027025Section 892Sovereign investors -Generally sovereign wealth funds (State owned investment fund investing globally in real and financial assets) -Generally not taxable on various types of passive income unless: (1) Commercial activity income (2) Controlled commercial entity28
3180030908Private Equity Fund - Capital contributionsMade when called by the GP 3-5 yr commitment period for investments and expenses -Made pro rata by all partners in proportion to their capital commitments29
3180033704Private Equity Fund - DistributionsTypically distributed 80% to all partners based on their respective capital contributions & 20% carried interest to the GP -Preferred return on their capital (8%) - LPs entitled to a preferred yield -GP receives a catch up distributions (20% of the cumulative Fund profits)30
3180037671Priority of carry in waterfall distributionCarry paid on investment by investment basis Full payout of all capital invested before carry paid Clawback - obligation by the GP to remit excess distributions to fund or its investors -may be net of taxes - preserves economic arrangement31
3180041975Carried interestA profits interests entitling the GP to a percentage of aggregate net gains from investments -Carry generally on realized investments - Needs to be properly structure to avoid current taxation - 83(b) elections32
3180045444Special tax characteristics of carried interestPreferential capital gains rates not subject to SE tax GP may be allocated income and this tax due before entitled to any cash33
3180048070Tax Distribution Provision Assumptions - Private Equity FundEach investor bears the marginal tax rate equal to the highest rate borne by a member of the GP Each investor resides in a jurisdiction of investor or member of GP that bears the highest tax rate (i.e., NY or CA) Each investor earns no external income34
3180048802Tax consequences of the management fees(MANAGMENT COMPANY) - Ordinary income (FUND) management fee is treated as an investment expense - deduction subject to 2% limitation LPs - will not receive tax benefit from the management fee because of the portfolio deduction subject to 2%35
3180052934What is the management fee offsetA percentage of other fees received by the fund manager from third party - offset future management fees - Prevents UBTI or ECI (structure a reduction) - Can be re-casted by the IRS36
3180061148What is management fee waiver?GP waives all or a portion of the management fee -Fund makes a new investment and capital call (LPs agree to contribute capital to Fund) GP is allocated income from the investment as if the GP made the deemed contribution (GP priority allocation of gain when that investment is sold) - results in potential deduction to the LPs Management fee turns into profit interest37

EVOLUTION Flashcards

SCIENCE VOCUBULARY WORDS

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1046308607biological evolutionchange over time in populations of related organisms0
1046308608castfossil copy ina organism in a rock1
1046308609extinctionwhen all individuals of a species have died2
1046308610fossil recordset of all the fossils ever discovered on Earth3
1046308611geologic time scalechart that divides Earth's history into different time units4
1046308612isotopesatoms of the same element that have different numbers of neutrons5
1046308613moldimpression of an organism in a rock6
1046308614tissuesimilar cells that work together and perform a function7
1046308615trace fossilpreserved evidence of the activity of an organism8

GENETIC ENGINEERING VOCABULARY Flashcards

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2243784707selective breedingmethod that allows only those individual organisms with desired characteristics to reproduce the next generation0
2243839489hybridizationCrossing different individuals to bring together the best of both organisms1
2243850859inbreedingContinued mating of individuals with similar characteristics to maintain the desired characteristics of a kind of organism2
2243854493mutationsChanges in DNA structure3
2243917001genetic engineeringA technology that includes the process of manipulating the DNA of a cell resulting in desirable functions or outcomes that would not occur naturally.4
2243917743Restriction enzymeCut DNA into shorter fragments in a predictable and controllable manner. Each recognizes a specific 4 to 6 base-pair nucleotide sequence5
2243917744gel electrophoresisProcedure used to separate and analyze DNA fragments by placing a mixture of DNA fragments at one end and applying an electrical voltage6
2243919893recombinant DNADNA molecules that are artificially created by combining DNA from different sources (or species)7
2243919894polymerase chain reaction (PCR)A method of producing copies of DNA segment using the enzyme DNA polymerase8
2243921670plasmidA circular DNA molecule that is usually found in bacteria and that can replicate independent of the main chromosome9
2243923565transgenicAn organism that contains DNA from another species.10
2243927859cloneAn organism that is genetically identical to the organism from which it was produced.11
2249594550DNA fingerprintinganalysis of fragments of DNA as a form of identification12
2249603139Human Genome ProjectA research project that has linked over 20 scientific laboratories in six countries in an effort to sequence and locate the entire collection of genes in human cells.13
2249630905gene therapyThe insertion of normal genes into human cells to correct genetic disorders14
2251654779selective breeding15
2251656661hybridization16
2251658374genetic engineering17
2251664993Restriction enzyme18
2251669397gel electrophoresis19
2251671968recombinant DNA20
2251676820polymerase chain reaction (PCR)21
2251679021plasmid22
2251681258transgenic23
2251686412clone24
2251696120DNA fingerprinting25
2251701686Human Genome Project26

Simple Harmonic Motion Flashcards

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4190423833Frequency0
4190423834Angular Frequency1
4190423835Hooke's Law2
4190423836Position3
4190423837Velocity4
4190423838Acceleration5
4190423839Hooke's Acceleration6
4190423840Potential Energy Spring7
4190423841Kinetic Energy8
4190423842Pendulum Tangential Acceleration9
4190423843Pendulum Position10
4190423844Pendulum Angular Frequency11
4190423845Physical Pendulum Acceleration12
4190423846Physical Pend. Angular Frequency13
4190485269Max Velocity14
4190485270Max Acceleration15

Year 9 Geography Development Flashcards

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3327224214DevelopmentMaking somebody's life better0
3327225519Educationschool1
3327225758JusticeWhat is right and wrong2
3327226501PovertyTo have no money, food, home etc.3
3327227085FreedomTo do what you want4
3327780553Adult literacy rateHow many adults( big people) can read5
3327787362Agricultural EconomyLiving and making money through farming6
3327788922AidHelp7
3327791261Bilharziaa disease ( sickness) from tiny worms in river water8
3327795346Choleraa disease ( sickness) from dirty drinking water9
3327819240Colony / Coloniseone country is ruled by another10
3327822299Commodity Exchangea place where products are bought and sold11
3327831133Debtto owe (money) to someone12
3327833794Deforestationwhen forests are cut down13
3327836829DesertificationTrees cut down- soil dries out- useless sand is formed14
3327847678Development compass rosequestions made from compass ( circle : North, South, West, East) to help you ask questions about other people15
3327858036Development indicatorsinformation to show how well/ badly a country is doing16
3327864913Economic activitywork you are paid for17
3327868521Economic indicators of developmentinformation to show how rich/ poor a country is18
3327873065Employmentwork/jobs19
3327873969Employment structureshows you the % of people in different kinds of jobs20
3327881582Exploite.g. to make someone work for you for little money21
3327886337Fair TradeWhen people making and selling things get right money for them22
3327892864Free TradeWhen countries can buy and sell as they want23
3327896627GDPGross Domestic Product : the value( money) of all the things made in a country in one year24
3327909374GDP per capitaThe GDP divided by the population; tells you how rich the people are25
3327913046GlobalisationIdeas and people going all over the world26
3327918465GNIGross National Income; the amount of money made in a country in one year27
3327923448HDIHuman Development Index: shows how developed ( rich) a country is28
3327931013Heavily indebted countriespoor countries which must pas a lot of money to other countries29
3327938030IMFInternational Monetary Fund: a bank made by many governments to lend money to and help poor countries30
3327945731InfantChild31
3327945753MortalityDeath / to die32
3327947564Infant MortalityDeath of children33
3327954482Interdependencecountries need each other34
3328005068InterestI lend you 5 Francs with 100% interest. You must give me back 10 Francs35
3328012365Irrigationa way of bringing water to fields ( canals; very small rivers)36
3328016893LeakageTourists pay money to other countries37
3328160581LEDCLess economically developed countries = poor countries38
3328166359Life ExpectancyHow long you think a person will live39
3328170048Local actionsThings done near your home40
3328174522Global EffectsThings which change the world41

Theories - Strategies for Theory Construction Flashcards

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2032437203 Basic Elements of Theories1. Concepts 2. Statements 3. Theories0
203243721ConceptThe basic building block of a theory1
203243722StatementThe result of expressing a relationship between two or more concepts2
203243723Relational StatementsDeclares a relationship between two or more concepts3
203243724Positive AssociationAs one concept occurs or changes, the other concept changes in same direction (i.e. sweating & anxiety)4
203243725Negative AssociationAs a concept changes, the other concept changes in opposite direction (anxiety & ability to concentrate)5
203243726Non-relational StatementMay be either: 1. Existence Statement 2. Definition6
203243727Different phases in theory development-Description -Explanation -Prediction -Prescription7
203243728Approaches to Theory Building1. Derivation\ 2. Synthesis 3. Analysis8
203243729Derivation-Use of analogy to transpose concept/statement/theory from one field to another -Relies on relation between one defined field and one undefined needing explanation9
203243730SynthesisInformation based on observation used to construct a new concept, statement, or theory10
203243731AnalysisDissect a concept, statement, or theory into its component parts so they can be better understood11
203243732Where Concept Derivation is Useful-Field where no concept has taken place -Field where existing concepts in need of new perspective12
2032437334 Basis Steps in Concept Derivation1. Become familiar with existing literature in topic of interest 2. Examine other fields for new ways of viewing said topic 3. Choose parent concept (s) from another field 4. Redefine concept from parent field into the topic of interest13
203243734Limitations to Concept Derivation1 - Concepts alone are limited in use; can't provide explanations, predictions, or control of phenomena 2- A concept derived from another field may not be equally useful in field of interest14
203243735Basis of Statement Derivation-Identifying an analogy or likeness between phenomena in 2 different fields - May be either substantive or formal15
203243736Substantive AnalogyLikeness rests in the content or concepts between 2 fields16
203243737Formal AnalogyLikeness rests in logical structure by how concepts are linked17
203243738Purpose of Statement DerivationTo formulate one or more statements about a phenomena that is not well understood18
203243739Procedure for Statement Derivation1. Become familiar with existing literature on topic of interest 2. Search other fields for new ways of viewing said topic 3. Select parent field, and identify structural/content features of parent statement to be used 4. Develop new statement about topic of interest using structure of parent statement 5. Redefine any new concepts/terms in derived statement to fit topic of interest19
203243740Basis for Theory DerivationUsing analogy to obtain explanations/predictions about a phenomena in one field, from the explanations/predictions in another field20
203243741Procedures for Theory Derivation1. Be aware of level of theory development in field of interest (If no current theories suitable, then continue with derivation) 2. Read widely in related and unrelated fields 3. Choose parent theory (should be new and insightful view) 3. Identify what content/structure is to be used from parent 4. Develop/redefine any new from parent theory in terms of topic of interest21

Reading 1: Reading ESL as a Second Language Fall 2015 Flashcards

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2812190840adriftfloating out of control0
2823370421convertedmodified; altered; transformed1
2823385165dwellingshomes/residence2
2823386390fieldworkresearch3
2823387596p0ignantnostalgic; touching; emotional4
2823388214dismantletake apart5
2823389812estatesmansions; properties6
2823390839intactunchanged; whole; unbroken7
2823392645foraysattacks; trips8
2823436911griefmental suffering; anguish; profound sadness9
2823437547marksign; symbol10
2823450069ferocityintensity11
2823450946grimedirt12
2823452399shelterprotection from the elements13
2823462471patchsmall pieces14
2823572545predictabilityexpected15
2823575696rummagesearch16
2823578525passing throughmoving through17
2823580847lessondiminish18
2823585131legacygift; heritage19
2823593080pertaining tohaving precise or logical relevance to the matter at hand20
2823643484disenfranchisedstripped of power21
2823648846entitledlegal rights to something22
2823652664institutionalizedto incorporate into a structured and often highly formalized system23
2823661246marginalizedrelegate to a lower or outer edge, as of specific groups of people24
2823666078remediescures25
2823670192grudginglyunwillingly26
2823671660shiftchange27
2823674915prosperitywealth28
2823678286policya plan of action adopted by an individual or social group29

Psychological Disorders Flashcards

Vocab on abnormal behaviors, anxiety disorders, dissociative and somatoform disorders, mood disorders, schizophrenia, and personality disorders

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13767639Hallucinationsperceptions experienced in the absence of external stimuli0
13767640Delusionsfixed but patently false beliefs, such as believing that one is being hounded by demons1
13767641Culture-bound syndromespsychological disorders found in only one or a few cultures2
13767642Dhat syndromeculture-bound syndrome found in India in which men develop intense fears about losing semen3
13767643Medical modelframework for understanding abnormal behavior patterns as symptoms of underlying physical disorders or diseases4
13767644Biopsychosocial modelintegrative model for explaining abnormal behavior patterns in terms of the interactions of biological, psychological, and sociocultural factors5
13767645Diathesis-stress modeltype of biopsychosocial model that relates the development of disorders to the combination of a diathesis, or predisposition, usually genetic in origin, and exposure to stressful events or life circumstances6
13767646Diathesisvulnerability or predisposition to developing a disorder7
13767647Psychological disordersabnormal behavior patterns characterized by disturbances in behavior, thinking, perceptions, or emotions that are associated with significant personal distress or impaired functioning8
13767648Anxiety disordersclass of psychological disorders characterized by excessive or inappropriate anxiety reactions9
13767649Phobiasexcessive fears of particular objects or situations10
14218415Social phobistype of anxiety disorder involving excessive fear of social situations11
14218416Specific phobiaphobic reactions involving specific situations or objects12
14218417Acrophobiaexcessive fear of heights13
14218418Claustrophobiaexcessive fear of enclosed spaces14
14218419Agoraphobiaexcessive, irrational fear of being in public spaces15
14218420Panic disordertype of anxiety disorder involving repeated episodes of sheer terror called panic attacks16
14218421Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD)type of anxiety disorder involving persistent and generalized anxiety and worry17
14218422Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)type of anxiety disorder involving the repeated occurrence of obsessions and/or compulsions18
14218423Anxiety sensitivityfear of fear, involving excessive concern that anxiety symptoms will spin out of control19
14218424Dissociative disordersclass of psychological disorders involving changes in consciousness, memory, or self-identity20
14218425Somatoform disordersclass of psychological disorders involving physical ailments or complaints that cannot be explained by organic causes21
14218426Dissociative identity disorder (DID)type of dissociative disorder characterized by the appearance of multiple personalities in the same individual22
14218427Conversion disordertype of somatoform disorder characterized by change or loss of a physical function that cannot be explained by medical causes23
14218428Hypochondriasissomatoform disorder in which there is excessive concern that one's physical complaints are signs of underlying serious illness24
14218429Secondary gainreward value of having a psychological or physical symptom, such as release from ordinary responsibilities25
14218430Mood disordersclass of psychological disorders involving disturbances in mood states, such as major depression and bipolar disorder26
14218431Major depressive disordermost common type of depressive disorder, characterized by periods of downcast mood, feelings of worthlessness, and loss of interest in pleasurable activities27
14218432Seasonal affective disorder (SAD)type of major depression that involves a recurring pattern of winter depressions followed by elevations of mood in the spring and summer28
14218433Dysthymic disordertype of psychological disorder characterized by mild but chronic depression29
14218434Bipolar disordertype of mood disorder characterized by mood swings from extreme elation to severe depression30
14218435Manic episodesperiods of mania, or unusually elevated mood and extreme restlessness31
14218436Cyclothymic disordermood disorder characterized by a chronic pattern of relatively mild mood swings32
14218437Learned helplessness modelView that depression results from the perception of a lack of control over the reinforcements in one's life that may result from exposure to uncontrollable negative events33
14218438Attributional styleperson's characteristic way of explaining outcomes of events in his or her life34
14218439Depressive attributional stylecharacteristic way of explaining negative events in terms of internal, stable, and global causes35
14218440Disinhibition effectremoval of normal restraints or inhibitions that serve to keep impulsive behavior in check36
14218441Schizophreniasevere and chronic psychological disorder characterized by disturbances in thinking, perception, emotions, and behavior37
14218442Psychotic disorderpsychological disorder characterized by a 'break' with reality38
14218443Thought disorderbreakdown in the logical structure of thought and speech, revealed in the form of a loosening of associations39
14218444Positive symptomssymptoms of schizophrenia involving behavioral excesses, such as hallucinations and delusions40
14218445Negative symptomsbehavioral deficits associated with schizophrenia, such as withdrawl and apathy41
14218446Disorganized typesubtype of schizophrenia characterized by confused behavior and disorganized delusions, among other features42
14218447Catatonic typesubtype of schizophrenia characterized by bizarre movements, postures, or grimaces43
14218448Waxy flexibilityfeature of catatonic schizophrenia in which people rigidly maintain the body position or posture in which they are placed by others44
14218449Paranoid typemost common subtype of schizophrenia, characterized by the appearance of delusional thinking accompanied by frequent auditory hallucinations45
14218450Personality disordersclass of psychological disorders characterized by rigid personality traits that impair people's ability to adjust to the demands they face in the environment and that interfere with their relationships with others46
14218451Narcissistic personality disordertype of personality disorder characterized by a grandiose sense of self47
14218452Paranoid personality disordertype of personality disorder characterized by extreme suspiciousness or mistrust of others48
14218453Schizoid personality disordertype of personality disorder characterized by social aloofness and limited range of emotional expression49
14218454Borderline personality disordertype of personality disorder characterized by unstable emotions and self-image50
14218455Antisocial personality disorder (APD)type of personality disorder characterized by callous attitudes toward others and by antisocial and irresponsible behavior51
14218456All-or-nothing thinkingviewing events in black or white terms, as either all good or all bad52
14218457All-or-nothing thinking exampleDo you view an ended relationship as a total failure?53
14218458Misplaced blametedency to blame or criticize yourself for disappointments or setbacks while ignoring external circumstances54
14218459Misplaced blame exampleDo you automatically assume when things don't go as planned it's your fault?55
14218460Misfortune tellingtendency to think that one disappointment will inevitably lead to another56
14218461Misfortune telling exampleIf you get a rejection letter from a job you applied for, do you assume that all the other applications you sent will meet a similar fate?57
14218462Negative focusingfocusng your attention only on the negative aspects of your experiences58
14218463Negative focusing exampleWhen you get a job evaluation, do you overlook the praise and focus only on the criticism?59
14218464Dismissing the positivessnatchign defeat from the jaws of victory by trivializing or denying your accomplishments; minimizing your strengths or assets60
14218465Dismissing the positives exampleWhen someone compliments you, do you find some way of dismissing it by saying something like 'It's no big deal' or 'Anyone could have done it'?61
14218466Jumping to conclusionsdrawing a conclusion that isn't supported by the facts at hand62
14218467Jumping to conclusions exampleDo you usually or always expect the worst to happen?63
14218468Catastrophizingexaggerating the importance of negative events or personal flaws (making mountains of molehills)64
14218469Catastrophizing exampleDo you react to a disappointing grade on a particular examination as though your whole life is ruined?65
14218470Emotion-based reasoningreasoning based on your emotions rather than on a clear-headed evaluation of the available evidence66
14218471Emotion-based reasoning exampleDo you think that things are really hopeless because it feels that way?67
14218472Shouldismsplacing unrealistic demands on yourself that you should or must accomplish certain tasks or reach certain goals68
14218473Shouldisms exampleDo you feel you should be further along in life than you are?69
14218474Name callingattaching negative labels to yourself or others as a way of explaining your own or others' behavior70
14218475Name calling exampleDo you label yourself as lazy or stupid when you fall short of reaching your goals?71
14218476Mistaken responsibilityassuming that you're the cause of other people's problems72
14218477Mistaken responsibility exampleDo you automatically assume that your partner is depressed or upset because of something you said or did?73
14218478Myth: people who threaten suicide are only seeking attentionNot so. Researchers report most people who commit suicide gave prior indications of their intentions or consulted a health provider beforehand74
14218479Myth: a person must be insane to attempt suicidemost people may feel hopeless or out of touch with reality, but they're not 'insane'75
14218480Myth: talking about suicide with a depressed person may prompt the person to attempt itAn open suicide discussion with a depressed person doesn't prompt the person to attempt it. In fact, extracting a promise that the person won't attempt suicide before calling or visiting a mental health worker may prevent suicide76
14218481Myth: people who attempt suicide and fail aren't serious about killing themselvesmost people who commit suicide have made previous unsuccessful attempts77
14218482Myth: if someone threatens suicide, it's best to ignore it so as not to encourage repeated threatsthough some people do manipulate others by making idle threats, it is prudent to treat every suicidal threat as genuine and to take appropriate action78
14218483Axis 1 - clinical disorders/other conditions that may be a focus of clinical attentionmental disorders that impair functioning/problems that may warrant attenion but don't represent diagnosable mental disorders79
14218484Axis 2 - personality disorders/mental retardationclass of mental disorders characterized by ways of relating to others and adjusting to external demands/generalized delay or impairment in intellectual development80
14218485Axis 3 - general medical conditionsillnesses and other medical conditions that may be important to the understanding or treatment of the person's psychological disorder81
14218486Axis 4 - psychosocial and environmental problemsproblems in the person's social or physical environment that may affect the diagnosis, treatment, and outcome of mental disorders82
14218487Axis 5 - global assessment of functioningoverall judgement of the person's level of functioning in meeting the responsibilities of daily life83
14218488Medical modelbiological underpinnings of abnormal behavior84
14218489Psychodynamic modelunconscious conflicts and motives underlying abnormal behavior85
14218490Behavioral modellearning experiences that shape the development of abnormal behavior86
14218491Humanistic modelroadblocks that hinder self-awareness and self-acceptance87
14218492Cognitive modelfaulty thinking underlying abnormal behavior88
14218493Sociocultural modelsocial ills contributing to the development of abnormal behavior, such as poverty, racism, and prolonged unemployment; relationships between abnormal behavior and ethnicity, gender, culture, and socioeconomic level89
14218494Biopsychosocial modelinteractions of biological, psychological, and sociocultural factors in the development of abnormal behavior90

Bio Ch 19 Viruses Flashcards

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3413496231Enveloped Virusgenerally escape from the host cell by budding. Because of this, the viral envelope is often derived from the host cell's plasma membrane -phospholipid membrane outside the capsid0
3413496232Nonenveloped Virustypically exit the host cell by bursting through the plasma membrane -lack phospholipid membrane1
3413498261HIVHuman immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a retrovirus that contains two copies of single-stranded RNA genome and two copies of reverse transcriptase. The HIV viral envelope facilitates binding to a white blood cell. After HIV enters the cell, the reverse transcriptase synthesizes viral DNA from viral RNA.2
3413582580ProvirusViral DNA that has become part of the host's genome3
3413610361Vaccines-most effective in treating infections -Function: stimulate the immune system to defend against the potential pathogen4
3417162810Who is susceptible to viral infections?Anything that is capable of replicating itself aka EVERYTHING5
3417175294First virus ever discoveredtobacco mosaic virus -late 1800s - 1935 Stanley confirmed virus thru crystallization6
3417180312bacterophageinfect bacteria7
3417188978How are viruses classified?capsid shape, envelope presence, nuceic acid (either RNA or DNA, double or single stranded), how they reproduce8
3417356814Capsid vs envelopeAll viruses have capsid Not all have envelope envelope- outer most layer of protein9
3417362436Capsidprotective shell made of proteins (capsomeres) *determines shape of virus 3 types: helical > rod-shaped isosahedral > complex (doesn't fit other categories)10
3417390459Envelope-not all viruses have this -composed of lipid (from prior host) and proteins11
3435001212What defines the virus in terms of the genomeonly has genes that help invade and regulate metabolic activity of the host cells note: viruses can't generate their own energy12
3435073831Why do single stranded RNA viruses mutate easily?There is nothing to check their replication so if theere is a mistake there is no way to check it13
3435083149Virus Replication CycleAbsorption, Penetration, Uncoating (releases genome into cell), Synthesis , Assembly, Release14
3435113621Animal Replication CycleAbsorption, Synthesis 1, Synthesis 2, Assembly &Release15
3435125751The host range of a virus is determined by:the proteins on its surface and that of the host16
3435151606Animal Cell Retrovirus replication cycle17
3435153039BacteriophagesBacterial viruses18
3435170079Lytic Cycle (Virulent phage)-DNA replicated and bacterium killed -single bacterial cell produces hundreds of viruses -19
3435175014Lysogenic Cycle (Prophage)-Viral DNA inserted into host DNA -bacterium survives and viral DNA copied when bacterium divides -stress can change the cell into the lytic cycle20
3435214421What is the term of a bacteriophage that has become integrated into the host cell chromosome?Prophage21
3435224409What is the biggest difference between enveloped and naked virus in the stages of replication in animals?Release22
3435244210What stage of animal viral replication cycle differs the most between DNA and RNA viruses?Synthesis23
3435251802Important Viral Diseases in HumansAIDS/HIV, chickepox, influenza, meales, Hepatitis, Herpes, Mumps, Pneumonis, Rabies, Yellow Fever, Polio, Ebola, Small pox -when viruses infect the host cell their capsules may be poisonous to host24
3435265615What happened in 1918?Pandemic influenza virus -deadliest in human history -40 million died worldwide -variablity and mutations make it difficult to treat -Hemagglutinin -Neuraminidase25
3435296829Emerging Virushigh rate of mutation previously nonpathogenic virus becomes bad HIV in 1980s West Nile 199926
3435314546AIDS/HIV-spread by fluids & intimate contact -targets immune system cells27
3435332484Prions-protein particle with no nucleic acid or capsid - can be in body for a long time (long latency period)28
3443748153Virus Living or nonliving?-infectious particle consisting of genes and protein coat -nonliving because cannot reproduce (more like "borrowed life")29
3553942889Viral envelopes-derived from membrane of host cell30
3553952187host range of a virus-limited number of host cells that a particular virus can infect31
3553983592virulent phagephage that replicates only by lytic cycle32
3553988845restriction enzymes-activity restricts phage from replicating within bacterium -marks the cell as foreign and cuts it up33
3554012230lysogenic cycle-phage replicates inside the cell without destroying it -viral DNA incorporated into host DNA34
3554024958temperate phagesphages that use the lytic and lysogenic cycles for replication35
3554041307prophageviral DNA that is integrated into host bacterium DNA & ejected from host DNA when enter lytic cycle36
3554091460retroviruses-reverse transcriptase -HIV & AIDS37
3554097039reverse transcriptaseenzyme that transcribes RNA template into DNA38
3554117382HIV-enveloped virus with single-stranded RNA and reverse transcriptase -viral DNA inserted into host cell39
3554134036provirus-viral DNA integrated into host DNA that never leaves host genome40
3554476188epidemicwidespread outbreak41
3554478006pandemicglobal epidemic42
3554487492viroids-infectious nucleic acid -circular RNA strands that infect plants -do not encode proteins -affect plant growth (sx: stunted growth)43
3554504333prions-infectious proteins with very long incubation period -infect animals -ex: scrapie, mad cow disease, Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease44

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