Nicotine has a number of short-term negative effects on health and well-being, including:
A. social pressure from friends.
B. increased metabolic rate.
C. nausea and dizziness.
D. increases risk of cancer.
Answer: C
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The gene–environment interaction known as the passive gene–environment correlation refers to . . .
a. Cases where one twin is more lethargic than the other twin (only for monozygotic twins) b. Situations where parents provide both genes and an environment that supports the expression of those genes c. Situations where the environments suppress gene expression d. Environments where situations suppress gene expression
Amputees dream of intact, fully functional limbs without any phantom limb experiences at all because during sleep, sensory inputs from the area of the missing limb are
a. activated. b. suppressed. c. pass through pain gates to the brain. d. pass through the central biasing system.
With older children and adults, you can bridge the delay between the misbehavior and the punishment by
a. making the punishment more severe. b. waiting until the next instance of misbehavior. c. clearly stating what act you are punishing. d. showing intense anger as you begin the punishment.
Which of the following is true of all these questions: How are contexts both powerful and fragile? How do contexts change over time? How are contexts influenced by culture, ethnicity, and gender?
a. They are enduring questions for the study of contexts. b. They were suggested by Moos. c. both ‘a' and ‘b' d. They are largely answered by existing research.