Emerging adulthood is described as an "unstable" time in one's life. Based on this video, why would this be an accurate description?
What will be an ideal response?
It would be accurate to consider emerging adulthood as unstable according to this video because many of the people interviewed expressed that they have no real boundaries and they are uncertain about their futures. They have not fully committed to their futures and are at a point where things that they do now can impact their futures.
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Which of the following is the clearest example of a cohort effect? a. Most young adults have better computer skills than their grandparents
b. Most young adults play vigorous sports more often than their grandparents. c. Most young adults have better short-term memory than their grandparents. d. Most young adults like to stay up later at night than their grandparents do.
According to the discussion of the US health care system,
a. people who have private insurance typically receive the best medical care. b. men are more likely than women to have Medicaid insurance. c. for women of color, Medicaid insurance typically provides better coverage than do the private insurance programs. d. contrary to popular opinion, private insurance and Medicaid actually provide similar kinds of medical care.
The actor/observer difference in perception is reversed when:
a. the actor views a videotape from the observer's perspective b. judgments are made about criminal behaviour c. actors and observers are high in self-efficacy d. judgments are made about academic performance e. actors are experienced at the roles they play
Which is not a characteristic of working memory?
(a) acoustic code (b) loss due to decay (c) limited capacity (d) short duration (seconds) (e) output to LTM