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How do enzymes work and what would be the effects of an increasing temperature on an enzyme controlled reaction?

Enzymes are biological catalysts that work by increasing the speed of a reaction, without being altered or used up in the reaction. Each enzyme has an active site specific to a particular substrate and th...

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Answered by Jessica H. Biology tutor
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Describe how receptors in the skin function.

Receptors in the skin detect changes in the environment, so called stimuli. These could include a change in temperature or sensation, such as increased pressure, being touched somewhere or experiencing pa...

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Answered by Luisa B. Biology tutor
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How do I form the negative of a sentence?

Turning a sentence negative simply involves a french grammatical change similar to the English "not". In French it is "ne....pas", however there are different versions of it. there is ...

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Answered by Bryony S. French tutor
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Describe Bowlby's theory of attachment and how the "Strange situation" experiment applies this theory. Describe the experiment and distinguish the different patterns of attachment.

Attachment is the affective and emotional bond formed between an infant and his/her caretaker from the beginning of life. The traditional view, which represented the behaviorist idea, proposed that attach...

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Answered by Luisa B. Psychology tutor
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Describe Eysenck’s type theory of personality, the different personality types, his personality scale, what the scale measures and its limitations.

For the purpose of psychological research, Eysenck devised a theory of personality which would enable splitting people into different personality types. Eysenck aimed to classify people either as extrover...

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Answered by Luisa B. Psychology tutor
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