A young man is interviewed regarding his childrearing. He says that his father, who was very strict, expected him to be polite, obedient, disciplined, and conforming and would punish him for misbehavior by spanking or shaming him in front of other people. The welfare of the family was emphasized over individual identity with educational achievement, hard work, success, thrift, conservatism,
hospitality and generosity being strongly encouraged. This young man was most likely raised within a(n) _________ family.
a. African-American.
b. Arab-American.
c. Hispanic.
d. Asian-American.
B
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Some experiments use a(n) ____________________ procedure in which participants are not informed about whether they are in the experimental or control group
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Your little brother, who is 8 years old, has gained a lot of weight over the past couple of years and your parents are concerned. At his annual physical exam, the doctor indicated that he had a BMI of 23 . This means that your brother ____
a. is obese b. is overweight c. is of normal weight d. is actually underweight for his age
Graham displays a heightened sense of awareness of events in his environment. For instance, when he picks a book to read, he pores over every bit of information given about the author, edition, preface, and even the colors and images on the cover page. This is indicative of the fact that Graham is a(n) ________ person.
A. mindful B. docile C. rational D. versatile
Clara did not have any history of type 1 diabetes, but as an older adult she has developed type 2 diabetes. Related to this development, what is most likely about the contributions of lifestyle factors?
A) ?Her condition likely developed because Clara had long been eating an unhealthy diet. B) ?Her condition likely developed from unhealthy diet and smoking cigarettes for years. C) ?Her condition likely developed because of unhealthy diet and never getting any exercise. D) ?Her condition likely developed through contributions from each of these factors, plus stress.