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Freud believed that are the most crucial for personality development. a, The first four to five years (infantile stage) b. Years five through puberty (latency stage) c. The puberty/adolescent years (genital period) d. The young adult years (maturity) Which of the following is considered the most basic Freudian defense mechanisms a. Repression b. Fixation c. Projection d. Regression Freud’s anal stage of development has a parallel in Erikson’s stage. a. Infancy b. Toddler c. Early childhood d.mastery Freud believed that are the most crucial for personality development. a, The first four to five years (infantile stage) b. Years five through puberty (latency stage) c. The puberty/adolescent years (genital period) d. The young adult years (maturity) Which of the following is considered the most basic Freudian defense mechanisms a. Repression b. Fixation c. Projection d. Regression Freud’s anal stage of development has a parallel in Erikson’s stage. a. Infancy b. Toddler c. Early childhood d.mastery Solution Ans, b Latency stage is the most crucial stage that develops the personality of an individual. In this period before puberty, the child gets introduced to his erogenous parts, the stage also known as anal stage. Freud believed in libido, and referred to as psychosexual energy. According to him , the human behaviour was driven by libido. And in this very stage he learns to control his anal sphincters, gets toilet trained, and manages his pleasures. If he can overcome these conflicts successfully, it will result into a sense of accomplishment and independence..
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then the lighter isotopes. Thus, when water vapor moves toward poles, it is filled with more
lighter isotopes than heavier isotopes. The ratio of light and heavy isotopes depend on the
climate change. When more water vapor reaches poles, the lighter isotopes are high in
concentration than heavy isotopes. Therefore, cooler the climate heavy isotpes are removed from
water vapor through precipitation. The analysis of polar ice is useful to detect heavy and light
isotopes ratio and thereby detect the climate change.
2)
Analysis of heavy and light isotope ratios change over the geologica time period. Therefore, it is
possible to reconstruct the climate change over the years. The climate change detected by isotope
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a. The star Sirius:
b. The Earth\'s troposphere:
c. The aurora:
d. The Earth\'s ionosphere:
e. The Sun\'s photosphere:
Solution
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influencing urine volume Blood pressure Antidiuretic hormone (ADH) Aldosterone Atrial
natriuretic peptide (ANP)
Solution
Answer :
Brief Information : Atrial natriuretic factor (ANF), which is released by cells in the atrium of the
heart when the heart is stretched by increased blood volume.
Aldosterone : Aldosterone is the most important mineralocorticoid which is also called salt
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Vasopressin or antidiuretic hormone (ADH) stored and secreted by posterior pituitary/
neurohypophysis. It increases water reabsorption in the kidney and also promotes the
constriction of blood vessels, thereby increasing blood pressure..
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Solution
Many plants have a life cycle which includes an alternation of generations. The two generations
which alternate, consist of diploid (2n set of chromosomes) multicellular stage and haploid (n
single set of chromosomes) multicellular stage, alternating with each other. These two phases are
called Gametophyte phase (n) and sporophyte phase (2n). The sporophyte (2n) undergoes
meiosis and produces many haploid unicellular spores (n). These spores undergo mitosis and
become multicellular. The spores divide repeatedly and form a multicellualr strucutre called
gametophyte. Gametophyte conatins many cells which are all haploid..
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Every Pole has a (Pole)*. Every Zero has a (Zero)*. Why are their complex conjugate pairs in
real world applications?
Solution
Every complex pole and zero have their complex conjugate.
Complex poles and zeroes always lies in pair because these are the roots that we get on solving
the quadratic equation and as we know that quadratic equation can have two real roots or one
real root or complex roots which are complex conjugates, there is no possibility of one real and
one complex roots.
So we can say that complex poles and zeroes always lies in pair in the real world applications..
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