Mark is from Texas, and Daryl is from Alberta, Canada. Which of the following statements about the likelihood of each sexually active teen contracting AIDS or another STD is true?
A) Mark is less likely than Daryl to contract AIDS, but more likely to contract another STD.
B) Mark is more likely than Daryl to contract AIDS or another STD.
C) Mark is less likely than Daryl to contract AIDS or another STD.
D) Mark is more likely than Daryl to contract AIDS, but less likely to contract another STD.
B
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Under what conditions does parental divorce improve outcomes for the child? Under what conditions does parental divorce result in more negative outcomes for the child?
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following statements concerning maternal and paternal influences is FALSE?
a. Mothers spend about twice as long each day on child care as compared to fathers. b. Fathers spend more time on interactive care, such as playing, reading, or other activities than on physical and emotional care, such as feeding, bathing, and soothing. c. Compared to fathers, mothers spend more time on travel, such as driving children to sports or music lessons and in communications, such as talking to teachers about their children. d. Compared to mothers, fathers spend more time providing passive care, such as supervising children while they play.
In developed nations, the most common living arrangement for people over age 65 is living:
in a nursing home. with adult children. with a spouse or alone. with an unrelated age-mate.
Based on your text‘s review, which of the following conclusions is probably most reasonable regarding gender differences in cognition?
a) Gender differences in cognition are large and pervasive. b) Gender differences in cognition are nonexistent. c) Gender differences in cognition are small, but consistent. d) Gender differences in cognition aren‘t real; they are just stereotypes.