Hello. This question is incomplete, the complete question would be:
"You wish to know if drinking coffee while taking an exam will help students increase their score on the exam. Describe how you would design an experiment to answer this question. In your answer describe:
(a) Your independent variable and how you will manipulate it.
(b) Your dependent variable and how you will measure it.
(c) One specific thing that you will do to establish CONTROL in your experiment."
Answer:
In this experiment, I would determine how different amounts of coffee drunk by students before taking an exam would influence the exam score.
As we know, an independent variable is one that influences a result that will be observed, in this case my independent variable is the different amounts of coffee. To manipulate this variavés I would separate the students in equal groups, each group would receive a different amount of coffee that should be drunk about 20 minutes before the exam.
The dependent variable is one that is influenced to show a result. In the case of my experiment, the dependent variable would be the score that students would get on the exam. This variable would be measured by comparing the average score that members of one group achieved with the average score that other groups achieved.
An important thing to be established in an experiment is control. In the case of my experiment, a group of students would not receive any amount of coffee. As this group is not receiving the factor evaluated in the experiment, this group is the control group and the average score that this group achieves will also be compared with the average of the groups that consumed coffee, so that it can be observed if the coffee had any influence in the score.
The reasons that a person might choose a job or career that doesn't interest him would be :
- Family Pressure
- A need for larger income
- not enough education
- Lack of skill or talent
All those 4 factors usually account on why people choose a career that doesn't interest them
Answer:
The correct answer is : conflict theorists
Explanation:
For conflict theorists the educational systems preserve the status quo and push people of lower status into obedience. Students who live in low socioeconomic status do not have the same opportunities as students of higher socioeconomic ones. According to them no matter how great your academic performance is or ability there will always be a state of imbalance.
Oxidative phosphorylation in cellular respiration is most similar to photophosphorylation.
The process by which ATP synthesis is linked to the movement of electrons through the mitochondrial electron transport chain and the associated consumption of oxygen is known as oxidative phosphorylation.
Oxidative phosphorylation generates the majority of the ATP required by higher animals and plants to sustain life and is responsible for establishing and maintaining metabolic homeostasis.
Two interconnected components of oxidative phosphorylation are the electron transport chain and chemiosmosis. In the electron transport chain, electrons are transferred from one molecule to another, and the energy released during these electron transfers is used to form an electrochemical gradient.
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