Which statement concerning African Americans, European Americans, and Latinos in America is true?
a. African Americans are most likely to be single during young adulthood
b. Latinos are actively encouraged to avoid marriage in young adulthood.
c. The main cause of singlehood for European Americans is a shortage of marriageable European-American males.
d. The rate of singlehood in the United States is unaffected by ethnic factors.
a
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A. 42 percent B. 57 percent C. 71 percent D. 82 percent
Consuming five or more drinks in a row for men, and four in a row for women, is known as ____
a. binge drinking b. alcoholism c. social drinking d. risk-taking drinking
Which of the following statements about neurotransmitters and personality is true?
a. Neurotransmitters have no relation to personality. b. A high level of the neurotransmitter dopamine seems to result in high impulsivity. c. Neurotransmitters appear to be linked only to neuroticism. d. Research suggests a link between personality and specific neurotransmitters.
Which child would Adler predict is most likely to become a criminal in adulthood?
A) Brent was born to a single mother who didn't really want him or have time for him. He never even knew his father, and he grew up feeling rejected by his parents. B) Joyce was often ill as a child, and she had to stay indoors a lot. Although her parents played with her and tried to make her life enjoyable, she didn't have very many friends her own age. C) Aaron was adopted when he was only two weeks old and considers his adoptive family to be his "true" family. He grew up in a small community where everyone knew everyone else; he grew up feeling that his role in society was important. D) Marie was born into a big family, but since she was the youngest and the only girl, her parents favored her. Her brothers sometimes picked on her, but she could always run to Mom for protection and comfort. E) Shirley was an outgoing child who was always busy. She was an only child, and unplanned, since her parents had been told they could never have children. She was the "apple of her parents' eyes" and was quite spoiled throughout childhood.