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question 28

Multiple Choice

What did E.A. Ross believe was the most dangerous factor about the "white-collar criminaloid?"

• A) Individually and as collectively they create more economic losses than the average street criminal.
• B) They engage in criminal acts under the cover of responsibility.
• C) Their crimes in the workplace were not being taken as seriously as traditional street crimes in the early 1900's.
• D) They are rarely caught and prosecuted.

Describe various circuits within the nervous system and their functional implications.

Understand the concept and role of different types of neural circuits in neuronal communication.

Comprehend how signals in synaptic transmission are initiated and terminated.

Recognize the implications of synaptic modifications and the effects of various substances on synaptic communication.

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Definitions:

Multiple Intelligences

A theory proposed by Howard Gardner, suggesting that intelligence is not a single entity, but a combination of different types of intelligences including linguistic, logical-mathematical, and spatial, among others.

Gardner

Refers to Howard Gardner, a developmental psychologist known for his theory of multiple intelligences, which suggests that people have different kinds of intelligences.

Sternberg

An American psychologist named Robert Sternberg, known for his theory on the triarchic theory of intelligence.

Creativity

The ability to generate new ideas, solutions, or innovative approaches.