The cause of Alzheimer's disease is ____
a. believed to include hereditary and environmental factors
b. excessive drinking leading to encephalopathy
c. the natural aging process
d. excessive blood flow in the brain
A
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Which of the following is not considered one of the three forms of social influence discussed in this chapter?
a. conformity b. compliance c. obedience d. independence
Recent experiments on eyewitness testimony have shown that the relationship between a person's confidence in his or her testimony and its accuracy
a. depends upon whether the witness is male or female. b. depends upon whether the witness has at least a high school education. c. has almost no relationship. d. is more suspect for children than for adults.
Children are considered __________ if their BMI exceeds 18 and __________ if their BMI exceeds 21.
A. overweight; obese B. obese; overweight C. underweight; emaciated D. emaciated; underweight
Reference to a "standard drink" in the psychology literature conveys information to knowledgeable readers about
A. how drunk the average person will be after chugging three beers. B. how addictive a particular form of alcohol is. C. the amount of alcohol there is in any beverage. D. the number of minutes it will take to get a "buzz" from a glass of wine.