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  1. 1Corrie is well liked by all her classmates. She has lots of friends and is always one of the first people chosen whenever there are group projects. According to Gardner, at which type of intelligence does Corrie likely excel? Interpersonal Intrapersonal Social relationalInterpersonal
  2. 2Which subdivision of the cortex is most active on tasks involving planning, impulse control, and short-term memory? parietal cortex motor cortex prefrontal cortex occipital cortexprefrontal cortex
  3. 3Which movement was Hitler’s rise to power and his quest to produce the master race analogous to? Ebonics Darwinism Genocide eugenicseugenics
  4. 4Culture-fair tests attempt to measure __________. the intelligence of people coming from inside the culture in which the test was devised. cultural background. the effects of culture on people’s intellectual and creative skills. the intelligence of people coming from outside the culture in which the test was devised.the intelligence of people coming from outside the culture in which the test was devised.
  5. 5Dr. Cho wants to know if differences in the growth rate of fish are based on genetics or the environment. He buys two fish. Fish 1 is fed every day, while fish 2 is fed every other day. At the end of a month, fish 1 is nearly 15 percent larger than fish 2. Considering the fish have a nearly identical genetic makeup, what can Dr. Cho conclude? Environmental changes can account for all the differences in growth rate. Genetic influences must account for a majority of the differences in growth rate. Environmental conditions were more favorable for fish 2. Differences in growth rate cannot be determined by his simple experiment.Environmental changes can account for all the differences in growth rate.
  6. 6A person starts from one point and comes up with many different ideas or possibilities based on that point. The person is engaging in __________ thinking. Functional Circular convergent divergentdivergent
  7. 7Marvis, the manager of a large business, always says, “Those are all great ideas, but now we need to pick the best one.” What aspect of thought is Marvis focusing on? divergent thinking convergent thinking dichotomous thinking thinking outside the boxconvergent thinking
  8. 8Kenneth is especially skilled when it comes to chart reading, map reading, and graph reading tasks. According to Howard Gardner, Kenneth’s skills reflect __________ intelligence. Spatial Linguistic Logic-mathematical naturalisticSpatial
  9. 9The deviation IQ score __________. compares mental age to chronological age is an IQ score expressed as a standard deviation is a culture-free IQ score is an IQ relative to one’s same-aged peersis an IQ relative to one’s same-aged peers
  10. 10Sterilization laws beginning in the early 1900s remained on the books in the United States until the __________. 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s1970s
  11. 11Zoe wants to test the IQ of a group of ESL (English as a Second Language) students who do not speak any English. What test might you recommend to her? Stanford-Binet Raven’s Progressive Matrices WISC-IV WPPSIRaven’s Progressive Matrices
  12. 12The “Flynn effect” refers to the finding that IQ scores __________. have stayed the same over the last decade have steadily increased over the last decade have steadily decreased over the last decade are negatively correlated with education levelshave steadily increased over the last decade
  13. 13Which of the following is an example of “stereotype threat”? Julie becomes anxious when told that women perform worse than men on standardized math tests, but she uses this as incentive to earn a high score on the SAT math section. Julie becomes anxious when told that women perform worse than men on standardized math tests, and even though she is a gifted mathematician, she performs below average on the SAT math section. Julie is told that women perform worse than men on standardized math tests, but she ignores this information and earns a high score on the SAT math section. Julie is told that women perform worse than men on standardized math tests, but her preparation for the test allows her to earn a high score on the SAT math section.Julie becomes anxious when told that women perform worse than men on standardized math tests, and even though she is a gifted mathematician, she performs below average on the SAT math section.
  14. 14What type of thinking could be described as taking different directions in search of a variety of answers to a question? Decisive Convergent Heuristic divergentdivergent
  15. 15Dillan really wants a turn at the swing, but there are two more children in front of him. If Dillan pushes the other two children out of the way, it will be his turn, but the other children will be angry and might get hurt. Dillan’s decision making involves __________ intelligence. Ideological Social Emotional empatheticEmotional
  16. 16Which researcher studied the effects of sensory abilities on intelligence? Alfred Binet Henri Simon Sir Francis Galton Charles SpearmanSir Francis Galton
  17. 17The original purpose of the first intelligence test was to identify __________. areas of academic weakness in grade school children which children were likely to do well in school which children were likely to benefit from vocational education which students were in need of accelerated instructionareas of academic weakness in grade school children
  18. 18Binet and Simon’s intelligence test included __________ items as one subtest area. completion of incomplete sentences recitation of poems object assembly tests of athletic abilitycompletion of incomplete sentences
  19. 19Which of the following individuals is utilizing abstract thinking? Susie, who says that most apples are colored red Benito, who says the sun might explode one day Gene, who argues that the Red Sox are better than the Yankees this year Marlita, who says her favorite television show is Hannah MontanaBenito, who says the sun might explode one day
  20. 20The distinction between fluid intelligence and crystallized intelligence was first postulated by __________. James McKeen Cattell and Louis Thurstone Robert Sternberg and Howard Gardner Raymond Cattell and John Horn Charles Spearman and William SternRaymond Cattell and John Horn
  21. 21The type of intelligence that allows you to learn to play your first few notes on a saxophone is called __________ intelligence. Crystallized Emotional Abstract fluidfluid
  22. 22Because Ken’s history professor was a college student during the 1970s, he has extraordinary insight and knowledge of facts concerning the Vietnam War era. This knowledge is associated with the term __________ intelligence. Crystallized Fluid General multipleCrystallized
  23. 23The psychologist who suggested that people have several "frames of mind," which was his term for what others called intelligences, was __________. Howard Gardner Charles Spearman Robert Sternberg Lewis TermanHoward Gardner
  24. 24According to Sternberg’s theory, which of the following statements is most accurate? Creative intelligence is similar to crystallized intelligence. Practical intelligence involves our ability to use original thinking to solve problems. Analytical intelligence is similar to Spearman’s g factor of intelligence. Practical intelligence is similar to Gardner’s naturalistic intelligence.Analytical intelligence is similar to Spearman’s g factor of intelligence.
  25. 25Shalissa is described as being tactful and able to analyze situations to her advantage. She is probably high in __________ intelligence. Analytical Creative Practical generalPractical
  26. 26People who possess a gene that results in low production of an enzyme called _________ are at somewhat heightened risk for developing into violent criminals. control group monoamine oxidase Paxil prozacmonoamine oxidase
  27. 27Cross-sectional research studies gather data from many people who are of the same age, and compare them to others who are at a different age, and thus a different level of development. The name for a group of people who are the same age and thus were raised during the same time period is a(n) __________. Cohort experimental subject group control group schemaCohort
  28. 28The correct order of the stages of prenatal development is __________. fetal stage, embryonic stage, zygotic stage. germinal stage, embryonic stage, fetal stage. zygotic stage, fetal stage, germinal stage. zygotic stage, embryonic stage, germinal stage, fetal stage.germinal stage, embryonic stage, fetal stage.
  29. 29Which of the following is true with regard to the order of development of motor skills? Babies develop motor skills based on what they see, so it is largely a function of imitation. Babies develop motor skills in very unique sequences, so there is no “order” of skills that is considered typical. Motor skills tend to develop in the same sequence from child to child, although the ages of each milestone vary. Motor development in babies has two predictable paths—one for sighted children and one for blind children.Motor skills tend to develop in the same sequence from child to child, although the ages of each milestone vary.
  30. 30Which hormone increases in production during puberty and is generally believed to be responsible for physical growth and the development of pubic hair in both males and females? gall bladder bile estrogen in girls and testosterone in boys Androgens SerotoninAndrogens
  31. 31Gail has just turned 53 and is beginning menopause. Gail is likely to begin experiencing __________. a significant loss of appetite a significant loss of physical energy Depression hot flasheshot flashes
  32. 32Karla understands her world by grasping, sucking, and physically handling objects in her path. Karla is in Piaget’s __________ stage of development. Preoperational Sensorimotor concrete operational formal operationalSensorimotor
  33. 3316-year-old Brenda’s parents are political conservatives, while she identifies more with liberal political views. When asked her political orientation, Brenda seems uncertain and does not respond. Brenda is dealing with the __________ crisis. industry versus inferiority autonomy versus shame and doubt ego integrity versus despair identity versus role confusionidentity versus role confusion
  34. 34“Man, I cannot believe how smart David is! He is so much more intelligent than other kids his age, and he also seems to have a good head on his shoulders when it comes to making decisions. He is polite, doesn’t get into trouble, and seems to naturally make good decisions. It is hard to believe he is only 13 years old!” David’s __________ age appears to be well ahead of his __________ age. chronological; mental mental; social social; chronological chronological; socialsocial; chronological
  35. 35Which of the following is not a known symptom of fetal alcohol syndrome? facial malformations respiratory difficulties behavioral disorders learning disabilitiesrespiratory difficulties
  36. 36__________ behaviors are defined as bodily motions that are self-initiated and move bones and muscles. Motor Volitional Physical PhysiologicalMotor
  37. 37During menarche, teenagers experience __________. the start of menstruation the first ejaculation voice changes the end of menstruationthe start of menstruation
  38. 38Which of the following physical changes is associated with aging in men? a loss of ability to hear low-pitched sounds. a gradual reduction in testosterone levels. a reduction in interest in his career. an increase in the speed at which a man gets an erection.a gradual reduction in testosterone levels.
  39. 39Young Eli, only a bit over 18 months of age, has been fooled by his parents. In order to get him to willingly take a children’s chewable vitamin every day, his parents have taught him that it is a “candy.” Now, whenever Eli sees any product that is small and brightly colored, he says “Candy! YUMMM!” and tries to put it into his mouth. Eli’s attempt to make new stimuli consistent with his existing mental structures is an example of __________. Centration Egocentrism Accommodation assimilationassimilation
  40. 40At five years old, Sammy is better able to understand his friends’ feelings as compared to when he was three years old. Sammy is acquiring a __________. theory of mind Self-concept sense of identity sense of self-reflectiontheory of mind
  41. 41“Human beings do not demonstrate __________,” said Professor Spiegelman. “Otherwise, most newborns would think that the physician who was handling the childbirth was its mother or father!” Plasticity Reflexes Instincts imprintingimprinting
  42. 42Charmaine is interested in going to graduate school to gain expertise into the way in which people’s behaviors change over the course of their lives. The type of program that Charmaine should be applying to is __________ psychology. Developmental Child Social ecologicalDevelopmental
  43. 43Gene __________ is a term used to refer to the fact that the environmental experiences that one has throughout his or her development can turn on or off specific genes that are located in every cell in the human body. Promotion Promulgation Expression activationExpression
  44. 44Xiao is gathering research on the number of meals people eat. He gathers data about the number of daily meals eaten by 25 people at each of the following ages—10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, and 70 years—over the course of one week and looks for developmental differences. What type of research design is Xiao using? Continuous Cross-sectional Sequential longitudinalCross-sectional
  45. 45Daniel is interested in studying how children’s behavior changes when they grow up in high-risk environments. He enlists 500 children and their parents to take part in his research and observes these children once a year for 20 years. Despite the fact that this research is very time-consuming and expensive, it gives very good information about how the children age over time. This type of research is an example of a __________ study. Sequential Cross-sectional Longitudinal continuousLongitudinal
  46. 46Gina went out one evening and got herself a shiny new tattoo of a bouquet of flowers on her lower back. The next day, Gina’s girlfriend, Shanae, ended their relationship. Mutual friends of theirs assumed that Shanae ended the relationship because of the new tattoo. These friends have not read your textbook carefully because they have just fallen prey to the __________ fallacy. ad libitum post hoc mens rea modus operandipost hoc
  47. 47Aylla is very athletic and thus she tends to participate in a lot of sports. Her regular practice of swimming, basketball, and hockey increases her athletic skills, which makes her want to spend more time participating in these activities. This example demonstrates the __________ nature of development. Bidirectional Correlational Confounding diatheticalBidirectional
  48. 48Your best friend comes to you, visibly excited. “I just couldn’t wait to tell you the big news. I’m pregnant,” she screams. She is clearly overjoyed by the news, and goes on to tell you, “It is SO amazing. The doctor says I’m about 6 weeks pregnant, and I already feel SO different!” Wanting to show off your new knowledge of developmental psychology and the prenatal stages, you smugly reply, “It is just so great that your child is in the __________ of development because its organs are just starting to develop!” Embryonic Fetal Zygotic germinalEmbryonic
  49. 49The age of viability, a term that refers to the time at which an infant could survive outside of the womb, occurs at around __________ months into a pregnancy. 19 22 25 2825
  50. 50Young Jamal is asked whether it is right for a police officer to give a speeding ticket to a man who is driving his daughter to the hospital after a serious injury that left her with several broken bones. Which of the following answers would demonstrate the postconventional level of moral reasoning in Jamal? “He broke the rules. He should get a ticket, but should have to pay less than someone who was speeding for no good reason.” “Everyone speeds and he has a good reason, so he shouldn’t get a ticket.” “Speeding is breaking the rules, and when you break the rules, you deserve to be punished.” “The man was trying to get his daughter to help, and he wasn’t hurting anyone. As long as he doesn’t normally speed, he should be let off with a warning.”“The man was trying to get his daughter to help, and he wasn’t hurting anyone. As long as he doesn’t normally speed, he should be let off with a warning.”
  51. 51Which theorist was among the first to point out the similarities between the emotional expressions of humans and those of animals? Ekman Friesen Galton DarwinDarwin
  52. 52Cultural guidelines that can regulate how and when emotions should be expressed are called __________. covert observation Polygraphs display rules emotional cuesdisplay rules
  53. 53When Marco arrived, he was smiling but with no drooping of eyelids or crinkling in the corners of his eyes. He is probably showing a(n) __________. emotional expression fake emotion display rule Duchenne smilefake emotion
  54. 54“Look, Mom, she is not really happy; you can see it in her eyes!” cries Amelia’s little sister. What might this sharp little 4-year-old have spotted? a masked reaction a Duchenne smile a Pan Am smile a forced smilea Pan Am smile
  55. 55When people pose for photographs, they are often instructed to "say cheese" so that they appear to be smiling. When you see one of their pictures later, you may notice that the smiles are not real based on the absence of movement around the eyes. The people in the photograph are failing do demonstrate a genuine, or __________, smile. Ekman Duchenne Pan Am FickermanDuchenne
  56. 56Jon is sitting in his psychology class across from Della when he realizes that he has been smiling. What theory of emotion suggests that Jon will now decide that he has a crush on Della? Cannon-Bard James-Lange Two-factor discrete emotionsJames-Lange
  57. 57As Stella watches the TV lotto drawing, she realizes she has the winning combination. If her heart starts to race at the same instant that she feels euphoria over winning, her response pattern would tend to support __________. the Cannon-Bard theory Izard’s evolutionary theory the James-Lange theory Schachter and Singer’s two-factor theorythe Cannon-Bard theory
  58. 58Val has a crush on Ilene. What is one thing he might do to make himself more desirable? Bring her flowers. Stop by every day to say hello. Compliment her on her hair. Tell her she has nice shoes.Stop by every day to say hello.
  59. 59The idea that blood vessels in the face send temperature information to the brain, affecting the emotion we feel, is known as the __________. James-Lange theory Cannon-Bard theory facial feedback hypothesis two-factor theoryfacial feedback hypothesis
  60. 60Susan is interviewing for a job. Although she is smiling and making good eye contact with her interviewer, he notices that she is also tapping her foot rapidly on the floor. Despite her best intentions, what is Susan exhibiting? nonverbal leakage Illustrators Emblems miscommunicationnonverbal leakage
  61. 61During the lecture, Dr. Brown moved his right hand forward while highlighting an important point. This gesture is one example of __________. a manipulator an emblem an illustrator a proxemean illustrator
  62. 62People sometimes bite their fingernails when they are anxious. This is one example of __________. a manipulator an emblem an illustrator nonverbal communicationa manipulator
  63. 63A gesture that conveys conventional meanings that are recognized by members of a given culture, such as a hand wave or a nod of the head, is called a(n) __________. Archetype Emblem Illustrator manipulatorEmblem
  64. 64The study of personal space and distancing that occurs between individuals is called __________. Proxemics Pragmatics Psychophysics social influenceProxemics
  65. 65Dustin usually keeps a distance of about 4–12 feet while having conversations with strangers. This is one example of __________ distance. public social personal intimatesocial
  66. 66Dori and Ephraim are out on their fourth date, and they are really enjoying their time together. They sit next to each other during dinner, occasionally touching hands and whispering into each other’s ears. At no point during the meal is there more than one foot of space between them. Technically this is a description of __________ space. Public Social Personal intimateintimate
  67. 67Which of the following is one of the changes detected by a polygraph? skin conductance Mood body temperature electrical activity in the brainskin conductance
  68. 68Many companies, including the McDonald’s chain of restaurants, administer ___________ tests to prospective employees to find out if this person would cheat or steal on the job. Such tests may be unfairly biased against innocent applicants. Personality guilty knowledge Integrity projectiveIntegrity
  69. 69Which of the following statements is TRUE about the broaden and build theory of happiness? Happiness leads to unhealthy behaviors that can shorten the lifespan. Happiness may help people look at the “big picture.” Happiness obstructs people from thinking more openly. Happiness may make people focus on details.Happiness may help people look at the “big picture.”
  70. 70Being a single mom, Lisa has to work two part-time jobs to pay the rent and buy the diapers. According to the research on happiness, which of the following ideas could most likely benefit her? As long as she can make more money, she will be happy. If she can move to the West Coast, she will be happy. As long as she can keep the two jobs, she will be happy. As long as she is optimistic about her future, she will be happy.As long as she is optimistic about her future, she will be happy.
  71. 71Hao and Chang are totally immersed in their video game. Their mom has been calling them to dinner for 5 minutes, but they have not responded. How would you describe their mental state? immersed in flow Distracted Intense disrespectfulimmersed in flow
  72. 72Annalisa just broke up with her boyfriend of over a year. She is positive that she will be miserable forever. What bias has Annalisa fallen victim to? Expectancy Confirmation Longevity durability biasdurability bias
  73. 73Joe received an e-mail about getting a 50% payroll increase this year. He had been expecting this moment for eight months. Ironically, he went back to his normal life in just one day. Joe’s reaction could best be explained by the __________. hedonic treadmill durability bias positivity effect broaden and build theoryhedonic treadmill
  74. 74Which of the following is an example of defensive pessimism? Bud thinks he might have failed his psychology test but doesn’t really care. Katherine thinks her boyfriend is going to break up with her, so she has already taken down all his pictures. Michele doesn’t think she is going to win the lottery this week. Nolin can’t figure out how to replace a switch in his car, so he just gives up.Katherine thinks her boyfriend is going to break up with her, so she has already taken down all his pictures.
  75. 75Daniel works hard this semester because he needs to pass all the courses to graduate in time. If he does not finish his degree this semester, his employer will probably lay him off and find someone else to do his job. This is one example of __________. intrinsic motivation extrinsic motivation Approach avoidanceextrinsic motivation
  76. 76__________ consist(s) of the tension, discomfort, or physical symptoms that arise when a situation strains our ability to cope effectively. Stress Anxiety Trauma StimuliStress
  77. 77Corticosteroids are stress hormones that __________. calm the body when facing a stressful situation. interfere with the body’s ability to function during stressful events. stimulate nervous breakdowns. activate the body and prepare it to respond to stressful circumstances.activate the body and prepare it to respond to stressful circumstances.
  78. 78Mary just received a traffic ticket but decided it is not worth being upset about. Mary just made a __________. primary appraisal secondary appraisal stress-related decision hassle-related decisionprimary appraisal
  79. 79Which scale is used to rank order different life events, such as “jail term” or “personal injury or illness,” in terms of their stressfulness? Social Readjustment Rating Scale. Beck Stress Response Inventory. Minnesota Multiphasic Stress Scale. Rorschach Test.Social Readjustment Rating Scale.
  80. 80Burning your toast, having trouble opening an e-mail attachment, breaking a glass, and running late for an appointment are all examples of __________. uplifts hassles downturns distresshassles
  81. 81The stress-response pattern proposed by Hans Selye that consists of three stages—alarm, resistance, and exhaustion—is called the ___________ syndrome. tension remediation stress inoculation functional limitation general adaptationgeneral adaptation
  82. 82Which psychologist is credited with proposing the general adaptation syndrome? Hans Selye David Berkowitz David Holmes and Richard Rahe Richard LazarusHans Selye
  83. 83The hypothalamus sits atop a mind-body link known as the hypothalamus-pituitary-__________ axis that controls the way the body responds to the presence of a stressor. anticholinergic adrenal antigenic adaptiveadrenal
  84. 84Which of the following is sometimes referred to as the emotional brain? the somatosensory cortex the cerebral cortex the diencephalon the limbic systemthe limbic system
  85. 85The term “fight-or-flight response” was coined by American psychologist __________. William James Walter Cannon Francis Sumner Mary CarverWalter Cannon
  86. 86Jamie has worked for the Jones & Miller law firm for the past five years. The firm is in the process of downsizing and laying off employees. Jamie is afraid that she may lose her job. To help deal with this stressful situation, Jamie tends to rely on her social contacts for support, in addition to nurturing those around her. This is known as __________. fight or flight tend and befriend reliance and coping friend or relationshiptend and befriend
  87. 87Donald served in the military and was deployed during wartime. He does not often talk about the things he saw and did in combat, but sometimes he has __________, which include vivid memories, feelings, and images of the traumatic experiences he endured. As a result, he has been diagnosed with posttraumatic stress disorder by a psychiatrist who specializes in working with combat veterans. trips delusions flashbacks hallucinationsflashbacks
  88. 88Eric was recently fired from his job. His response to this stressful event was to take charge of the situation and research available jobs in his field. Then, to reduce the impact of the situation, he applied to each of the open positions for which he was qualified. This active type of coping is known as __________ control. emotional behavioral cognitive decisionalbehavioral
  89. 89Disclosing painful feelings is known as __________. liberation releasing debriefing catharsiscatharsis
  90. 90Adena looks on the bright side of life. When a situation is not going well, she is able to bring to light something positive. This is known as __________. optimism pessimism rumination self-enhancementoptimism
  91. 91Ajeenah gets upset that roses have thorns. Paxton, on the other hand, is grateful that thorns have roses. Paxton would be best described as having a high level of __________. optimism pessimism rumination self-enhancementoptimism
  92. 92After he asked Rachel to be his girlfriend and she declined his request, Trey spent the next several days recounting the rejection in his mind. He thought about different ways he might have asked and reasons why she might have said no. He was sure that everyone would be talking about him behind his back. Each time he thought of these unpleasant things, he got a little more upset. Trey was engaging in a practice called __________. meditation rumination CAM-ing initialingrumination
  93. 93The field of __________ studies the effects of psychological factors such as stress, emotions, thinking, and behavior on the immune system. social psychology organic medicine psychoneuroimmunology interactive psychologypsychoneuroimmunology
  94. 94__________ is the term used to describe illnesses in which emotions and stress contribute to, maintain, or aggravate the physical symptoms. Psychophysiological Biopsychosocial Psychoneuroimmunology Generalized anxietyPsychophysiological
  95. 95Eun Jung suffers from stress-induced migraines. Whenever she has a particularly bad day at work, she can count on having terrible pain that evening, accompanied by nausea, light-sensitivity, and visual disturbances. Because her symptoms are easily associated with specific psychological stressors, Eun Jung’s migraines are an example of a __________ disorder. somatic symptom psychophysiological conversion hypochondriacalPsychophysiological
  96. 96According to the __________ perspective, medical conditions (i.e., AIDS) depend on the interaction of genes, lifestyle, immunity, social support, and self-perceptions. psychophysiological biopsychosocial psychoneuroimmunology psychologicalbiopsychosocial
  97. 97The number-one cause of death and disability in the United States is __________. coronary heart disease cancer motor vehicle accidents suicidecoronary heart disease
  98. 98The field of psychology that integrates the behavioral sciences with the practice and science of medicine is known as __________. It is also called health psychology. behavioral integration psychology integration behavioral medicine psychology medicinebehavioral medicine
  99. 99Dr. Atkinson is seeing a client who was referred for psychotherapy after having a heart attack. This client has been terribly anxious since the heart attack and now has a rather extreme fear that he is going to have another heart attack and will not survive. Dr. Atkinson helps the client with a stress-management program, uses psychoeducation to give the client information about guided relaxation and meditation, and helps the client formulate a weight-loss plan in consultation with the client’s physician. Dr. Atkinson can best be described as a __________. biological psychologist counseling psychologist clinical psychologist health psychologisthealth psychologist
  100. 100Marvin is at a party with some friends, and on a dare he drinks seven shots of tequila inside of a single hour. According to your text, Marvin has engaged in an episode of __________. conformation drinking milieu drinking environmental press drinking heavy episodic drinkingheavy episodic drinking

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