Of the following individuals, who would be LEAST likely to develop heart disease?
a. Andrew, who is a Type A personality
b. Bill, who is a Type B personality
c. Charles, who has high blood pressure and smokes
d. Dennis, who is depressed
B
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______ samples are much easier to select and are often used in cases where researchers want to learn about a very large population.
A. Probability B. Random C. Quota D. Convenience
Bobby was standing in line to purchase a movie ticket. All of a sudden, the man in front of him took a few steps back and stepped on Bobby's foot. Bobby immediately felt pain in his foot. This sensation was transmitted to the spinal cord and the brain through _____
A) glial cells B) pituitary glands C) afferent neurons D) efferent neurons
Professor Malone believes that much of human behaviour is governed by unconscious sexual desires. Her conceptual framework is MOST consistent with:
A) behaviourism. B) psychoanalysis. C) humanism. D) functionalism.
If the stimulation is strong enough, the neuron's chemical gates ____ and ____ will come into the neuron
a. open; negative sodium ions c. close; positive sodium ions b. open; positive sodium ions d. close; vesicles