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Note: Please hand write your answers on a sheet of paper and upload them to canvas. You may scan them or take a picture. Please make sure your writing is legible/readable and your images are clear. Alternatively, you may also type your answers however many of the questions require you to use illustrations to make your points. JPG OR PDF FILE FORMAT ONLY! Please remember to answer the questions below based on the information in the textbook and module resources. 1. What is the difference between a private and public good? 2. Why are public goods such as lighthouses typically not produced by large companies? 3. If a new good is needed by society, how would you determine if the public or private market should produce it? 4.  How do externalities impact the market? Note: Please hand write your answers on a sheet of paper and upload them to canvas. You may scan them or take a picture. Please make sure your writing is legible/readable and your images are clear. Alternatively, you may also type your answers however many of the questions require you to use illustrations to make your points. JPG OR PDF FILE FORMAT ONLY!

The interpupillary adjustment:

The fine focus knob:

The iris diaphragm:

The revolving nosepiece:  

What element probably made the friendship between Nico and María more believable?

Which of these make up the major components of the peripheral nervous system? 

René argues with his friend Tom that what goes on in the mind is fundamentally different and removed from what happens in the body. René’s views are in line with which philosophical approach? 

Type I error is known as a _____, While Type II error is known as a _____. 

The brain is remarkably adaptive and the functions of areas that are damaged may be taken over by other areas of the brain. What is the term for this phenomenon?