The _____ is Holmes and Rahe's measure of stress, which ranks forty-three life events from most to least stressful and assigns a point value to each
a) general adaptation syndrome
b) approach-approach theory of stress (ATS)
c) biopsychosocial model
d) Social Readjustment Rating Scale (SRRS)
Answer: d
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a. heart rate b. galvanic skin response c. subjects' verbal reports d. scores on the Thematic Apperception Test
_____ involve any variable that can explain, partly or fully, cross-cultural differences when they are observed in a study
a) Demographic factors b) Multi-level studies c) Contextual factors d) Structure-oriented studies
Which of the following is an example of heterosexism, most likely based on lack of awareness as opposed to stemming from homophobia?
a. Refusing to hire someone who is gay b. Asking a little girl if she is going to marry a prince when she grows up c. Writing on invitations: "Feel free to bring a friend" d. Beating up a young man because he is homosexual
During early childhood, girls and boys tend to gain about how many inches in height per year?
A. one to two` B. two to three C. three to four D. four to five