You are going to show the progression of the state of a link…

You are going to show the progression of the state of a linked list as we run several methods sequentially on it (starting with the initial state below). You will represent the linked list as follows:     size = 2; head => “A” => “B” => null This example represents a linked list with the strings “A” and “B”. An empty list is “size = 0; head => null”. Only include quotation marks for any Strings. Write the state of the linked list after each method call If the method call is invalid, explain why below the representation of the linked list (the linked list remains unchanged from the previous state) If a method returns a value, put “Returned: ” next to the representation of the linked list. The methods follow the same conventions as the Linked List homework Initial state: size = 2; head => “KSU” => “UNG” => null 1) add(“GSU”) 2) remove(1) 3) indexOf(“GSU”) 4) clear() 5) add(1, “GCSU”) 6) add(“GT”) 7) remove(“UGA”) Use this template for your answer (please type fully – you cannot copy): 1: .  2: 3: 4: 5: 6: 7:

Dr. Nielsen’s 2005 Honda Odyssey has seen better days, and h…

Dr. Nielsen’s 2005 Honda Odyssey has seen better days, and he decides to buy a new car. When he gets to the car dealership, the car salesman shows him another Honda Odyssey that is marked up $5,000 more than what it would cost if Jared bought a similar car on an online car website. Which heuristic or effect is the car salesman trying to use to his advantage?

A man experiences a stroke that damages part of his brain. A…

A man experiences a stroke that damages part of his brain. After the stroke, his wife would regularly put a plate of food in front of him, but he would only eat food on one side of the plate. He can see just fine, but he fails to notice things on one side of his visual field. Also, when scientists did tests on him, they would ask him to draw a picture of the beach. He would include small features like a beach umbrella but would miss the big features like the stretch of sand and water that form the coastline. Which of the following brain regions is the damage from the stroke most likely located?