In a case of vague informed consent, Havasupai Tribe members gave blood samples for the purposes of research on ______________ but the blood samples were actually used for contested research involving factors related to _______________
a. diabetes; syphilis
b. syphilis; diabetes
c. diabetes; schizophrenia
d. schizophrenia; diabetes
e. syphilis; schizophrenia
Answer: c. diabetes; schizophrenia
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The practice of inserting pomegranate halves into the vagina by the ancient Greeks works on the same principle as today's ____
a. intrauterine device c. condom b. vaginal ring d. diaphragm
Imagine that you are a salesperson whose salary will be determined solely by the number of items that you sell each week. Since some weeks are better for sales than others, your pay will most likely follow a fixed-ratio schedule
a. true b. false
During early childhood, __________ skills increase at an astonishing pace
A) shape recognition B) drawing C) language D) map reading
Fifteen-year-old Randall was a participant in a research study on risk taking. According to his answers on the survey, Randall understands the dangers of drinking and driving, having unprotected sex, and using marijuana. However, at a party last week, Randall was seen smoking marijuana and getting into a car with an intoxicated driver. How would you explain this inconsistency in Randall's behavior in terms of the physical aspects of brain development? Obviously, he knows the right answers, yet he engages in risky behavior.
What will be an ideal response?