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3. Migration could be described as the well-defined journey animals make to a familiar 1_________ ___ at specific seasons or times of the year. All species that migrate do so for a common 2__________ __, in order to survive. Migration allows them to spend their life in more than one area and thus 3__________ ____ problems that can occur in one habitat, such as lack of food, shelter or exposure to harsh weather.position purpose destination experience situation avoid

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2. Psychology is a suitable course of study for those 1___________ ___in all aspects of human thought and behaviour. It can be 2__________ _____as the scientific study of how humans function on a biological, social and mental level. There are a range of influential approaches to the subject, which are 3___________ ____to such areas as child development, health, education and sports.practised defined affected interested applied diagnosed

1. Using questionnaires to gather information from people is a well-used quantitative research method. It is considered to be an easy 1____________ ____, but in reality it is actually very difficult to design a good questionnaire. Question type, clarity of language, length of questionnaire and layout are just some of the many 2__________ _____, which all need to be carefully considered when designing the questionnaire. Another issue, which 3___________ ___ some deliberation, is how to ensure a high response 4___________ ______.option opportunity selection influences requires factors rate

G Read the article below and complete the notes. Write no more than three words in each gap.1. The ‘pleasure centre’ of the brain acts as a kind of ..........................______ ...................................in thebody.2. When animals take exercise or feed,..............................................______ ................................... into the body, making them want to repeat the process.3. On the negative side, ‘pleasure centres’ send out these chemicals for .................______ ...........................................................reasons.4. The .................................______ .....................................of the junk-food eating rats was double that of those on a nutritious diet.5. In the experiment all the rats were given a ....................................______ ....................................to their brains’ pleasure centres when they ran.6. The results showed that rats on a healthy diet required................................______ .............................. than those on a junk food diet.7. The junk food eating rats would not accept........................................______ ........................................... when they were deprived of their high calorie diet.

A The author considers statistics to be important because___

A. they are recorded by official organisations.
B. the general public have an interest in them.
C. they are affected by plans and policies.
D. they assist in driving public issues.

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