• Match the following terms to the correct explanation.1. Epigenetics2. Molecular behavior genetics3. Behavior geneticsa. Study of the relative effects of our genes and our environment on our behavior.b. Study of how the structure and function of specific genes interact with our envi-ronment to influence behavior.c. Study of environmental factors that affect how our genes are expressed

Outline strategies for managing children’s behaviour.   You need to show –   You are aware that the EYFS requires you to manage behaviour in an appropriate way (page 28/29 sections 3.52 and 3.53 of the EYFS). You have an understanding that some behaviours are associated with particular stages of development and that you have suitable strategies in place to pre-empt and manage these types of behaviour. You’re aware of the need for consistency and reinforcement of boundaries. Your strategies take into account other influences that may be impacting on behaviour. You know how to get support with challenging behaviour.

Name three genes whose mutations lead to an altered behavioral phenotype. Briefly describe the normal function of the mutated gene as well as the altered phenotype.

Why should changing the genome of human embryos ( human germline gene editing) not be allowed? Please use images provided as help

Compare and contrast the biological theories of aging into a storytelling or you may also use any of those topics (• Compare and contrast the biological theories of aging • Alzheimer's Disease • What does it mean to "successfully age"? • Erikson's theory: integrity versus despair • Explore the ethics of euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide) to turn it into a storytelling     Storytelling: Everyone loves a good story! How can you incorporate the topic of your choice into a good story? Students should frame the information into a quality story. Your characters do not have to be people. You may make fable, romance, adventure, a how-to, or whatever you like. The possibilities are endless. Be creative! Students should not merely rattle off facts and data. Use vivid language, dialogue, imagery, etc. Remember, a good story has a beginning, middle, and end. *NOTE: You will submit your story in written form. a.   TIPS: Students who choose this option may decide to incorporate more than…

Using examples from the literature, explain how genome-wide association studies have helped us understand the origins of neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism, ADHD and/or schizophrenia

4. Types of variations in humans. Make a list of ten human traits and classify these as to morphological, physiological, sexual, or behavioral variations. Morphological Physiological Sexual Behavioral

Main findings of the systematic review and meta-analysis of internet-based behavior change programs include: Internet-based interventions that also used text messages had large effects (bigger differences between treatment and control ) on behavior than Internet-based interventions that also used email O Interventions that didn't use theories or used them very little, tended to have larger effects (bigger differencees between treatment and control) on behavior than did interventions that used theories extensively All of the above O Interventions that used more techniques tended to have larger effects (bigger differences between treatment and control) on behavior than did interventions that used fewer techniques

Explain in one paragraph how heredity (nature) can play a role in shaping one's personality and in a second paragraph how environment (nurture) can play a role in shaping one's personality. You must provide examples that demonstrate evidence of each.

Animal Models: The Search for Behavior Genes You are a researcher studying an autosomal dominant neurodegenerative disorder. You have cloned the gene underlying the disorder and have found that it encodes an enzyme that is overexpressed in the neurons of individuals who have the disorder. To better understand how this enzyme causes neurodegeneration in humans, you make a strain of transgenic Drosophila whose nerve cells overexpress the enzyme. a. How might you use these transgenic flies to try to gain insight into the disease or identify drugs that might be useful in the treatment of the disease? b. Can you think of any potential limitations of this approach?