After a serious injury, Paul no longer thinks of himself as an athlete. Now, he primarily thinks of himself as a husband and employee. In this example, which of the following has changed for Paul?
A. His self-esteem
B. His self-schema
C. His self-concept
D. His self-awareness
Answer: C
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Imagine the fluid in your inner ear changed consistency and became thicker. Which of the following is the most likely consequence of this change?
A. You are less likely to experience dizziness, because the fluid does not move as much. B. You are more likely to experience dizziness, because the fluid is denser. C. Your sense of balance will be improved because signals to the medulla will be increased. D. Your sense of balance will be impaired, because signals to the medulla will be decreased.
A social dilemma is defined as a conflict in which the most beneficial action for an individual will ________ if ________
a. have harmful effects on everyone; chosen by a few b. have harmful effects on everyone; chosen by most people c. benefit the person substantially; he or she betrays moral standards d. actually harm that individual; he or she is the only one to chose it
Briefly explain the benefits of regular exercise in middle age in relation to the nervous and circulatory systems
What will be an ideal response?
In Sternberg's model which is true of an ideal marriage?
A) An ideal marriage is considered to be exclusively romantic love. B) There is a healthy dose of passion, intimacy and commitment. C) There is mostly passion with some intimacy and commitment. D) Commitment is the most important characteristic.