What was used as a control in the TTC test? Briefly explain how this control worked. (2-3 sentence limit)

When you observed Elodea under the microscope at higher magnification, it may have appeared that chloroplasts were moving from one cell to another cell. Why did they appear to be moving from cell-to-cell?

Using your own words, answer the following using 3-6 well-structured sentences. Do not use bullet points, fragments, phrases, lists, etc. You must answer as instructed to receive credit. Failure to follow the instructions will result in your losing points for this question. Check your spelling, sentence structure, grammar, punctuation usage, etc. In today’s society, diversity and inclusion are a must and are stressed in every aspect of living. From jobs to media and entertainment, individuals demand representation for all genders, races, ethnicities, nationalities, abilities, etc. What are the possible advantages of retailers following this trend/lifestyle change of diversity and inclusion? What are the possible disadvantages of retailers following this trend/lifestyle change of diversity and inclusion? How can retailers ensure they are not misrepresenting individuals within a protected group such as race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, or age?

Fill-in-the-blank with the correct answer to the following. Check your spelling and subject-verb agreement; misspelled responses are incorrect and will not earn credit. Which window style is displayed in the image below?

Fill-in-the-blank with the correct answer to the following. Check your spelling and subject-verb agreement; misspelled responses are incorrect and will not earn credit. According to the textbook, what mannequin type is displayed in the image below?

Put the steps of the scientific method in the correct order. 

Considering the following research study:   Dr. Lodi is conducting a research study on the relationship between sleep and college grades. She recruits 100 college students for her study.  To participate in the study, the students are provided with a smartwatch that they wear at night.  The watch tracks how many hours they are asleep each night during the semester.  At the end of the semester. Dr. Lodi obtains their final grades in courses.  When analyzing the data, she notices that students who averaged 8 or more hours of sleep per night had higher final grades than students who averaged less than 7 hours of sleep per night.      Which best describes the result of Dr. Lodi’s study?

Consider the five major perspectives described in chapter 1 about why people behave and think the way they do. (These are the same 5 you described in the previous matching question).  Which perspective do you think offers the best explanation of why people behave and think the way they do? Give at least two reasons to support your answer. 

Match the research strategy to its description.

Which are examples of mental process? Check all that apply.