Please listen to the audio and underline only what you hear:       1. Je suis étudiante en biologie 2. Elle est étudiante en finances 3. Il est étudiant en sociologie 4. Je suis de Dallas 5. Nous sommes étudiants en français   Accents:   â       à      ä      ç      é      è      ê      ë      î     ï     ô     ù     û     ü     œ    

The ejaculates the semen when the man reaches orgasm. The transport mature sperm to the urethra in preparation for ejaculation The contributes additional fluid to the ejaculate (gland) The empties into the urethra. The transports and stores sperm cells that are produced in the testes (site of maturation for sperm). The produce a sugar-rich fluid (fructose) that provides sperm with a source of energy 

Which of the following in a NOT a feature that is considered attractive in women?

A preference for thin or muscular mates is likely influenced by _________, whereas a preference for a waist-to-hip ratio of .7 in women and a shoulder-to-hip ratio of 1.2 in men is likely influence by ___________.

Write your answers below: write the numbers and then write out the names next to the numbers. What is 1, 5, 7, 8 and 9?  

A preference for thin or muscular mates is likely influenced by _________, whereas a preference for a waist-to-hip ratio of .7 in women and a shoulder-to-hip ratio of 1.2 in men is likely influence by ___________.

Referring to blood/blood cells: What does CBC stand for What does H&H stand for & What is leukopenia What is thrombocytopenia    

When a piece of data is read from a file, it is copied from the file into the program.

The phenomenon illustrated by the Moreland & Beach (1992) study described above is known as…

Ben wants to know if people tend to find individuals more attractive if they are smiling. He has 100 participants come into the lab. One third of the participants see pictures of people smiling (smiling condition). Another third of participants see pictures of the same people, but they are frowning (frowning condition). And the last third of participants see pictures of the same people but with no expression (control condition). After looking at each picture, he asks the participants to rate how attractive they find the person in the picture. He then examines whether those in smiling condition rate the people as more attractive than those in the frowning condition and control condition. In Ben’s experiment, what is the dependent variable?