In the 1940s, penicillin became widely available as an effective treatment for syphilis. Did the researchers in the Tuskegee Syphilis Study end the study and provide penicillin to the men with syphilis at this time?
What will be an ideal response?
Participants with syphilis in the Tuskegee Syphilis Study were denied access to penicillin and the study continued for another quarter century.
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The bioecological approach emphasizes the
A) cultural cognitive view of development. B) cognitive neuroscience processes. C) daily reinforcements one receives in the environment. D) interconnectedness of the influences of development.
Eleanor, a 72-year-old woman, suddenly finds herself raising her two grandchildren after their parents are incarcerated. What is likely to occur with Eleanor's life satisfaction, and why?
a) She will be less satisfied because her social clock is not running on time. b) She will be less satisfied because she will find the work too hard. Consider This: Social timing is important with life satisfaction. LO 5.7: Discuss the timing of social roles in adulthood c) She will be more satisfied because she will feel younger. Consider This: Social timing is important with life satisfaction. LO 5.7: Discuss the timing of social roles in adulthood d) She will be more satisfied because she will have a chance to try parenting again. Consider This: Social timing is important with life satisfaction. LO 5.7: Discuss the timing of social roles in adulthood
Diencephalon includes the following structures EXCEPT:
A. Thalamus B. Epithalamus (inc. pineal gland, and habenular gland) C. Hypothalamus (inc. pituitary gland) D. Subthalamus E. Tectum
Older people, especially men, often have trouble hearing
A. high-frequency sounds. B. low-frequency sounds. C. background sounds with a hearing aid. D. None of these