Dena’s labor was long and difficult. After the final push and delivery, David stared nervously as a huddle of nurses began working on their daughter. In minutes, Dena and David were told their daughter needed urgent care and would be transferred to the
neonatal intensive care unit. The Apgar score most likely fell in the range of __________.
a) 0–3
b) 4–6
c) 7–10
d) 11–13
Answer: a
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When Moreland and his colleagues surveyed new college students about their willingness to join groups, they found that students
a. expressed positive opinions about college groups if they had positive experiences in high school. b. desire to join was unrelated to the experiences they had in high school. c. who had bad experiences in high school were looking forward to starting fresh and joined more college groups. d. who had parents that joined college groups were also more likely to join groups in college.
Two common medical causes of erectile dysfunction, in addition to kidney disease, are
A. asthma and diabetes. B. vascular disease and diabetes. C. vascular disease and asthma. D. arthritis and diabetes.
Mason is literally getting ready to marry the girl next door. He and Sandra grew up in the same neighborhood and their parents were friends. The idea that we are attracted to individuals who live nearby is called the ________ effect
a. eros b. association c. attractiveness d. proximity
Bobby is a ten-year-old who is uncoordinated and awkward, and as a consequence, he has little athletic ability. How will this circumstance influence Bobby's self-esteem?
A) The absence of athletic ability will cause Bobby to have low self-esteem. B) If Bobby does not value athletic skill, his lack of talent will have less impact on his self-esteem than if he highly values athleticism. C) The absence of athletic skill will affect his self-esteem only if his parents also value athleticism. D) As long as his friends tell Bobby that they don't mind if he is clumsy, his self-esteem will be unaffected.