Briefly explain the Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis and give an example of it. Now construct an experiment to test the hypothesis. Identify independent and dependent variables. Explain your criteria for selecting your samples (the people you are performing the experiment on). Do not reuse the experiments involving wine tasting discussed in the earlier assignment.

Which of the following statements concerning the effects of happiness is not true? select the best answer from the choices provided feelings of happiness generally lead individuals to demonstrate less care toward others. happy individuals are generally more playful than individuals who are not. research has linked levels of happiness to increases in creative problem solving. happiness, along with love, has been found to provoke prosocial behaviors.

Arrange the following in order from the shortest wavelength to the longest wavelength. visible light gamma rays radio waves x-ray waves microwave infrared

Drag each label to the correct location. claire had a heavy breakfast early in the morning. then she went to the gym to exercise. after the gym, claire went to class. while exercising, the body requires a continuous supply of energy and uses up blood sugar at a faster rate. how will hormones maintain the sugar balance in the body from breakfast until claire has lunch?