What does Ann Masten mean when she describes human resilience as "ordinary magic"?
A. it takes good old-fashioned magic to recover from serious trauma.
B. social support from others is the magic ingredient for human resilience.
C. resilient responses are quite common and stem from normal and everyday capacities and conditions.
D. resilience is a biological capacity that is not dependent on psychological or social factors.
Ans: C. resilient responses are quite common and stem from normal and everyday capacities and conditions.
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a. biserial correlation. b. phi coefficient. c. tetrachoric correlation. d. point biserial correlation.
The symbol for a Pearson correlation coefficient is
a. r. b. pcc. c. p. d. c.
In a weight-reduction experiment, an overweight individual was given what the researcher called a new type of diet pill that would help curb the desire to eat. In fact, the pill really contained powdered milk. However, ever since the individual started taking the diet pill, he has reported that his desire to eat has decreased. This illustrates the
a. curvilinear relationship. b. effect of extraneous variables. c. natural experiment. d. placebo effect.
Which of the following statements about radial glia is true? a. They degenerate when migration is complete
b. They differentiate into astrocytes. c. They retain the ability to produce daughter cells. d. They differentiate into neurons.