'Behavioral effects' diaporamas de présentation

Confined Space Hazards in Construction

Confined Space Hazards in Construction. Objectives. Define a Confined Space Define a Permit-Required Confined Space Be Familiar with OSHA Standards and the elements of the standards Understand the Hazards Associated with Confined Spaces. Confined Space: Definition.

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Effects-based Operations: An Overview

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CHAPTER 9

CHAPTER 9. Aversive Control of Behavior: Punishment and Avoidance. Aversive Control of Behavior. Operant behavior is influenced by appetitive stimuli. Operant behavior can also be influenced by aversive stimuli. Operant behavior can: Produce aversive stimuli ( punishment )

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Behavioral Investment Management

Behavioral Investment Management. Overview. Beating the market Are markets efficient? What are the sources of alpha? Is your alpha reliable? Behavioral approach to asset management Investors are biased Biases often persist Biases are not always arbitraged away

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Julia Arduini Kelly Costlow Jennifer Crisp Kaitlin Mitchell David Quintanilla Marissa Weber

ender. Julia Arduini Kelly Costlow Jennifer Crisp Kaitlin Mitchell David Quintanilla Marissa Weber. Misrepresentation. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gkIiV6konY. Goals. S how that there is a difference between sex and gender.

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UofR : Neural Basis of Cognition

UofR : Neural Basis of Cognition. Lecture 4 Motor Control, Part II Motor Disorders. Motor Disorders. As we saw in the last lecture, motor control is a complex system There are many ways in which motor control can be disrupted or damaged We will go over some of these ways

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How to publish your manuscript (II)

How to publish your manuscript (II). Kent HayGlass Alan Sher . October 11, 2006 . Jan 06 .

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STRESS

STRESS. Stress (ambiguous term): The event : A threat (real or implied) to homeostasis (often called a stressor) The response : the physiological response to the threat The condition: the physiological state that results Stressors Physiological stress Physical stress

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Chapter 2 Mass Communication Effects: How Society & Media Interact

Chapter 2 Mass Communication Effects: How Society & Media Interact. Rise of Mass Society. Pre 1800s: People in the United States lived in rural communities with people of similar ethnic, racial, and religious backgrounds.

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Session 2: Alcohol and Recovery

Session 2: Alcohol and Recovery. Alcohol in the Brain. Alcohol upsets a delicate balance between chemical systems that stimulate and chemical systems that inhibit functions of the brain and body. Adaptation. Withdrawal Symptoms. Seizures Tremors Nausea

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Session 2: Alcohol and Recovery

Session 2: Alcohol and Recovery. Alcohol in the Brain. Alcohol upsets a delicate balance between chemical systems that stimulate and chemical systems that inhibit functions of the brain and body. Adaptation. Withdrawal Symptoms. Seizures Tremors Nausea

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Psychomotor Stimulants Cocaine & Amphetamines

Psychomotor Stimulants Cocaine & Amphetamines. History of Cocaine. Early Uses of Cocaine Stimulant effects well known by some cultures for thousands of years Andes mountains in Bolivia and Peru Ancient practice of chewing coca leaves for energy

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Alcoholism

Alcoholism. Group 4 Harrison, Erin, Emily, Viviana , Kadeem. Physiology of Alcohol. A necessary condition of deviant drinking is the drinking itself. This condition sets alcohol and opiate abuse apart.

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Module 26: Psychoactive Drugs

Module 26: Psychoactive Drugs. Paige Cole Period 2 Psychology. Module 26 Learning Goals. Define psychoactive drugs, and explain the cycle of dependence, tolerance, and withdrawal. Describe the physiological and psychological effects of alcohol.

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Marijuana

Marijuana. CANNABIS SPECIES. Cannabis sativa grows worldwide Tall plant with long, thin light green leaves used for fibers to make cloth and rope, but also used for psychoactive properties. Cannabis indica Plentiful in Mideast, India, and Central Asia Short plant with broad dark leaves

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Pesticides

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Persuasion Through The Use Of Sex In Advertising

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GHB (Gamma-hydroxybutyric acid)

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Specific overground walking kinematic measures are related to degree of spinal injury in the rat

d. c. b. a. Specific overground walking kinematic measures are related to degree of spinal injury in the rat. Anil K. Thota, Ranu Jung, PhD Adaptive Neural Systems Laboratory, Department of Biomedical Engineering, Florida International University . http://ans.fiu.edu. #152.

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