Select a dream that you recently had or select a prominent dream that you remember from a while ago. Use the present tense (verb tense) to describe your dream—as if it is happening as you are writing it. Then, analyze the dream according to one of the following perspectives: 1) Freud's psychodynamic approach; 2) activation-synthesis theory; 3) dreams for survival theory; 4) or cognitive reverse-learning theory. Essentially, use one of the dream theories to explain the meaning of the dream that you had.

Select the statement that is not true about the hubble telescope: a. it orbits above the earth, avoiding the light distortion caused by our atmosphere. b. it is mounted high on a hawaiian mountaintop to provide stable images. c. it has allowed scientists to see the formation of far-away stars and solar systems, leadin some certainty about the history of our own solar system. d. it has documented the destruction of far-away stars and galaxies, leading to some certa the theories of the life cycles of stars.

If pressure and temperature remain constant, will the volume of gas in the respirometers increase or decrease?

When your organs don't receive enough blood, they begin to a. shut down b. speed up c. inflame d. dry out