Knowing which person is the suspect in a line-up could create inaccurate memories during reconsolidation. 1.  What is reconsolidation and how are the hippocampus, frontal lobe and cerebral cortex involved in reconsolidation? 2.  How could knowing which person is the suspect lead to a more inaccurate memory during reconsolidation?  (Include a connection to one of the common memory problems such as absent mindedness, bias, misattribution or suggestibility).      

This question is to ensure that you are in the room taking the exam. If you are not in the exam room or at an approved testing location (such as the DRC), close this exam immediately and contact your instructor (Presc030@umn.edu). What is the secret code?

Match each acronym in column A with the corresponding description in column B by writing the appropriate letter in the space provided. 

Acronyms Related to Certifications, laws and Other Entities Match each definition in column B with the corresponding acronym in column A. 

Identify and explain at least four major factors that shape an individual’s political preferences and beliefs. 

Explain the historical struggle for voting rights and equal protection for women and racial and ethnic minorities. 

A motor is providing  2 HP to the helical pinion at 1000 rpm. Gear has twice as many teeth as pinion. They both have full-depth teeth. The helix angle Ψ  is 30 degrees. The normal pressure angle ϕn is 25.  Hence, the transverse pressure angle ϕt is atan( tanϕn/cosΨ ) =  28.3001 deg.   The normal diametral pitch Pn is 12 teeth/inch. Hence, the transverse diametral pitch Pt is 12*cos(30) = 10.3923 teeth/inch.  Answer the questions below: 

Describe three reasons why achieving effective governance and meaningful representation can be difficult even when people agree on these principles.  

Explain why the Articles of Confederation were not strong enough to provide effective governance.

If the pinion has 10 teeth, what will the maximum number of teeth on the gear to avoid interference?