A college student presents with agitation, tremors, euphoria, increased
heart rate, hypertension, respiratory problems, sleeplessness, and loss
of appetite.
Given these physiological and behavioral effects, what
substance is this student likely to be abusing?
A. Marijuana
B. MDMA
C. Methylphenidate
D. Inhalants
C
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What will be an ideal response?
The biggest demographic change in the U.S. workforce in the past 10 years has been:
a. the increase in undocumented immigrants b. more people of color being hired as a result of affirmative action plans c. the increase in the number of women in the workforce, including those with children d. the number of older workers who are staying past their 65th birthday
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
A systematic review is usually conducted by a team of researchers who receive the benefit of ongoing peer review from others.
When you have a correlation coefficient of .88 (p < .001), it means:
a. there is a weak relationship between the variables that is statistically significant b. there is a moderate relationship between the variables that is not statistically significant c. there is a strong relationship between the variables that is statistically significant d. there is a moderately strong relationship between the variables