Day 2: #30facts30days – A functional region is a region organized around a central node (nucleus). Ex: A city with suburbs. Look at how all the highways lead to Chicago (the center of this region). How do functional regions differ from formal and perceptual regions?

The correct answer is the peripheral route! Peripheral Route: relies on factors other than direct info about a product and may focus on the attractiveness of the speaker or a slogan with bright colors. Central Route: relies on facts and direct information about a product.

Which perspective focuses on how individuals who suffer from depression differ from others in regard to how they interpret what others are saying to them?

Day 3: #30facts30days – Know your types of diffusion. Relocation diffusion does NOT increase the numbers of a trait. It just changes the DISTRIBUTION. What about the 3 types of Expansion diffusion? Do you know them: hierarchical, contagious, and stimulus?

The correct answer is the cognitive perspective.

Which of the following is a problem-solving shortcut that involves placing an excessive emphasis on starting values when making decisions under uncertain conditions?

A patient reports that he is afraid of going to the store, the mall, and most other public places because he is worried something bad will happen in these places and that he will not be able to escape or receive help if needed. Which of the following diagnoses is most likely?

3 Stages of NREM and REM.

Day 4 of iScore5's #30facts30days TYPES OF MAPS: Map types are the ways the data is presented to you in map form (different than Map Projections). Do you know these types of maps: mental map, isoline, dot distribution, chloropleth, graduated circles and cartograms? And here?

Day 5 of iScore5's #30facts30days MAP PROJECTIONS - There are 4 basic ways distortion occurs depending on the map projection used. These are distance, direction, shape, and area.

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Day 6 of iScore5's #30facts30days: DTM discussion: Models are important and the Demographic Transition Model is SUPER-important. First, identify all components of model - CBR, CDR, numbers, stages. Can you draw it? Send us your drawing!

Day 7 of iScore5's #30facts30days: The Epidemiological Transition Model (ETM) follows the DTM and looks at how people die over time. Make this easy 4 u. Look at this simple graph 2 C the change of diseases over time. ETM says ?

Day 12 of iScore5's #30facts30days. We call this a Taste of iScore5. This is a U1 L1 basic question. Can you answer it? Send your answer.

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During a quiz, Bobby is sitting next to an excellent student, he thinks, “I really want to get a good grade on this in order to boost my GPA, so, I’m going to peak at his neighbor`s quiz.” Which stage of moral development is Bobby displaying?

Preconventional stage: This demonstrates satisfying needs. Bobby will do anything to get a good grade and only thinks of himself.

Day 17 of iScore5's #30facts30days. The power of Political Geography. How power is obtained, How it is used, how it is lost. Forces at play. Borders, treaties (like UNCLOS), types of government, Colonialism, supranational governmental organizations are all important concepts.

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Congrats to sophomore Dylan Sherwin on his recognition in Paw Prints! Good luck to Dylan and his teammates tonight vs. Highland Park! Go Cougars!