According to Ekman (1987), if you were visiting Malaysia, you would ________ to understand people's emotions by observing their _________
a. be able; facial expressions c. be able; posture
b. not be able; language d. not be able; facial expressions
A
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What will be an ideal response?
The most accurate statement regarding the use of self-help diet books in the treatment of obesity is that
A. there is a moderate level of long-term effectiveness. B. they are effective only when used in combination with physician counseling. C. they are more effective than commercial self-help programs such as Jenny Craig. D. some individuals may lose some weight in the short term but almost always regain that weight.
According to the results of research involving twins and family members, which of the following has been suggested?
a. Homosexual men tend to have more gay relatives on their father's side of the family than on their mother's side of the family. b. Genes may play at least some role in determining a person's sexual orientation. c. If a child has one gay parent, their chance of being gay rises by approximately 70%, even if they are not raised by that parent. d. Homosexual individuals have fewer homosexual siblings as compared to heterosexual individuals, because the siblings are able to observe the difficulties associated with being gay, and this encourages them to choose to be heterosexual.
Most infants cannot coordinate the motions of their hands until they are 12 months old
Indicate whether the statement is true or false