Use the diagram above to answer the following questions.Identify the letter that indicates the middle ear ossicle that is known as the stirrup.

Match the following descriptions with the appropriate endocrine gland.  Identify the part of the diencephalon that produces and releases releasing and inhibiting hormones.

Figure 16.2 Using Figure 16.2, match the following anterior pituitary hormones with their targets:Prolactin.

Pause and do a required within-exam room scan now. Pick up you laptop and point the camera down toward the desktop, hold it five seconds, then slowly scan left all the way to the side of you, then slowly scan right all the way to the other side of you. Then return your laptop to your normal work position and mark True. NOT doing this, or not doing it correctly will cause a points reduction to your exam grade. 

Using the scale below, rate this assignment, compared to Homework 4, on how much it helped (or forced) you to understand the concepts covered in this module. 1 = actually made my understanding worse than the Module 4 Homework 2 = helped a little but not as much as the Module 4 Homework 3 = helped about the as the Module 4 Homework (didn’t add anything) 4 = helped a little more than the Module 4 Homework 5 = helped somewhat more than the Module 4 Homework 6 = helped a lot more than the Module 4 Homework 7 = Helped soooo much more

Which scenario would a non-cognitivist most likely suggest about moral language?

Which scenario best shows an open question, as Moore discussed?

Why does cultural relativism not simply reduce to emotivism?

Why is bridging the moral gap — deriving “ought” from “is” — a central challenge in moral philosophy?

What is the significance of Hume’s is-ought gap in moral philosophy?