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The majority of arrests are made _____________.

            Figure 1                             Figure 2                                 Figure 3 Each of the figures above best illustrates one of the Gestalt principles.  Correctly identify two of these three principles.  For EC, name all three correctly. Figure 1: [i] Figure 2: [ii] Figure 3: [iii]

Above is a numbered diagram of brain areas.  For each, first name the area, and then name a function of the area.  For extra credit {EC}, name a second, different, function of the area. Label Area Name Function EC Additional Function 1 [i]  [ii]  [iii]  2  [iv]    [v]    [vi]   3 [vii] [viii] [ix] 4 [x] [xi] [xii] 5 [xiii] [xiv] [xv]  

10 POINTS: Go back to review the 6 items you skipped.  Pick one additional question to answer from the 6 “skipped” questions.  Remove the word “Skip” from that blank and type in your answer using 3-4 sentences.

10 POINTS: Questions 7-9 refer to Chapter 3.  Answer 1 of the 3 questions in this section. Write “Skip” in the blank of the 2 questions you choose not to answer.

OPTIONAL:  Answer a 5th question to receive up to 5 points extra credit (EC).  Indicate below the topic of the previously “skipped” question that you are choosing to answer for extra credit or choose “None.” Then, go back to whichever question you indicated, remove the word “Skip” and type in your answer using 3-4 sentences.

Before submitting:  Look through carefully to be sure you have: Answered at least one question from each of the 3 sections; Answered exactly 4 – 5 questions all together. (Additional answers will not be graded.)   Congrats!  You’ve made it through.

In the Free Range Parenting example, the parents claimed they wanted their children to learn to be independent and responsible.    The parents were most likely attempting to follow which ethical philosophy:  

Fluorescently labeled DNA fragments a passed through a capillary to