Genetically speaking, if both parents are diagnosed with schizophrenia, there is a __________% chance of their child also developing the disorder
A) 0
B) 15
C) 50
D) 100
Answer: C
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displaying the quality that Carl Rogers termed a. unconditional positive regard. b. genuineness. c. clarification. d. empathy.
Which reflex disappears in the first 8 weeks of life unless the infant has a chance to practice it?
a. swimming b. stepping c. Moro d. grasping
Taking an overview of the theories of intelligence, all but which of the following are fair conclusions?
a. We should broaden our thoughts about what intelligence is and how it should be measured. b. Human intelligence consists of multiple aspects. c. It is important to take cultural context into consideration when assessing human intelligence. d. Gardner and Sternberg's theories can be characterized as "theory rich, but data poor.". e. Since there is strong evidence for the existence of separate types of intelligence, we should replace existing intelligence tests with tests that measure these types of intelligence.
Mary is a newly hired police officer. One day, she observes two fellow officers removing drugs from the evidence room. Mary's values include a devotion to loyalty, so she is inclined to protect her fellow officers. At the same time, she also believes in upholding the law. Mary's situation is an example of:
A. an ethical dilemma. B. cultural relativism. C. universality. D. Aristotle's "golden mean."