The local community college and hospitals are joining together to sponsor a health fair that will provide blood pressure screenings,
demonstrations on cooking healthier for one's heart, and exercise routines that can be worked into one's busy schedule. This health fair is a good example of which type of program?
a. longitudinal screening programs
b. community health campaigns
c. cross-cultural health promotionals
d. education-based health awareness projects
ANSWER: b
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a. a state of adaptation that occurs after chronic exposure to a substance; can result in craving and withdrawal symptoms b. the use of psychoactive substances in a way that produces intoxication, delirium, and other cognitive disorders c. the use of psychoactive substances in a way that makes an individual dangerous to others in society d. ailments arising from the use of psychoactive substances that affect the central nervous system and cause social, occupational, psychological, or physical problems
What phrase best describes a peak experience?
A) a mystical, altered state of consciousness B) a moment when achievement seems easy (though the experience may be misleading) C) a "personal best" performance D) the time in middle age when mental health is highest, before the inevitable declines of old age
When evaluating Piaget's sensorimotor stage of cognitive development, research suggested certain limitations in his findings. Which of the following weakens this suggestion?
A. Piaget accurately estimated the cognitive competence of infants and toddlers. B. Piaget emphasized the lack of immature linguistic and motor skills. C. Piaget focused on motor experience as the primary engine of cognitive growth. D. Piaget correctly described what children did under certain circumstances.
________ refers to the idea that more adaptive variants of an organism replace less adaptive variants of the organism over time.
A. Functionality B. Effective polygyny C. Xenophobia D. Natural selection