There is a term that keeps getting used in the book to describe the kind of thoughts, feelings, or behaviors people have when they have a disorder. This term is used in the Personality Disorders chapter, the History of Mental Illness chapter, and the Therapeutic Orientations chapter. Find this term and understand its use in Psychology. Does the term apply to all disorders or is the term specific to only one or two disorders? What does it mean to say the following?: Most disordered behavior is considered abnormal, but not all abnormal behaviors are considered disordered.

What is one key advantage of trade secret protection versus patent protection? If you invent faster-than-light travel but believe someone will be able to reverse engineer it by examining your starship, should you patent it or keep it as a trade secret?  Why?

Match the prefix and suffix to its definitions 

Gateway, Inc. sells computers, computer products, computer peripherals, and computer accessories throughout the world. By 1988, Gateway had begun its first national advertising campaign using black and white cows and black and white cow spots. By 1991, black and white cows and spots had become Gateway’s symbol. The next year, Gateway registered a black and white cow spots design in association with computers and computer peripherals as its trademark. Companion Products, Inc. (CPI), sells stuffed animals trademarked as “Stretch Pets.” Stretch Pets have an animal’s head and an elastic body that can wrap around the edges of computer monitors, computer cases, or televisions. CPI produces sixteen Stretch Pets, including a polar bear, a moose, several dogs and a penguin. One of CPI’s top selling products is s black and white cow that CPI identifies as “Cody Cow,” which was first sold in 1999. Gateway filed a suit in a federal district court against CPI, alleging trade dress infringement and related claims.  Does Gateway have a case here?  Explain based on your knowledge of trade dress.  

Assume you are a patent owner who licenses your patents rather than making or selling products.  Your main source of revenue is patent litigation and “nuisance settlements” for less than the cost of litigation. What is the term given for this type of occupation?

A volleyball player is jumping up to spike (hit) a ball. Describe the work produced by the muscle at the knee joint during the take-off. Make sure to include the primary muscle responsible for producing the work, the type of muscle contraction occurred, and the effect of work on the total mechanical energy of the player’s body.  Make sure to provide your answer in complete sentences and explain your answer clearly to receive a full credit. (2pt) 

Describe why and how the high altitude of the football stadium affect the distance the football travel during a field goal kick. Make sure to explain your answer to receive full credit. (2pt) 

Pick the True option.

In 2021, Major League Baseball (MLB) pitchers implemented a policy to suspend pitchers who were caught using substances on their fingers to improve their grip on the baseball and the spin rate (spin velocity). Explain why “some” pitchers used the foreign substances on their fingers using the concept learned in class. (1pt) 

A ski jumper is preparing to start the jump. Describe the effect of increasing the angle of attack on the drag and lift force acting on the ski jumper. (2pts)