Throughout adolescence, __________ is the single most consistent predictor of mental health
A) the quality of the parent–child relationship
B) academic achievement
C) clique membership
D) moral development
Answer: A
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Which of the following is true of sensory neurons?
A. They send information to the brain only. B. They all connect to the internal organs and muscles. C. They mostly extend to the internal organs and muscles; however, some connect to motor neurons in the spinal cord. D. They mostly send information to the brain; however, some connect to motor neurons in the spinal cord.
If the gate theory of pain perception Is true, how does chronic stress affect our perception of pain?
A. It opens the "pain gate," increasing pain. B. It closes the "pain gate," increasing pain. C. It competes with touch receptors in a painful area to reduce pain. D. It competes with pain receptors in a painful area to increase pain.
Ramona is studying to be a doctor. She has to choose a specialty and has decided that she'd like to work with elderly adults through short-term crises, and use her multilingual skills. She doesn't want to have to make split second decisions as to their treatment. Using the five factor trait theory, which personality trait—at its lowest degree on its continuum—would be the most helpful to possess based on the preferences she's identified?
A. Openness to new experiences B. Conscientiousness C. Agreeableness D. Neuroticism
For nearly all of human history, people have worked until they _________
a. retired b. could simply no longer work c. died d. had grandchildren