Your roommate sleeps quite a bit during the late afternoon. According to research (Brown et al., 2002), college students are more than twice as likely as other adults to report ____
a. taking naps
b. delayed sleep phase syndrome
c. insomnia
d. serious night terrors
B. College students are more than twice as likely to report delayed sleep phase syndrome as other adults.
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A protective factor is __________.
A. an influence that decreases the likelihood of negative outcomes among those with some risk B. an influence that modifies a person's response to genetic problems C. a distal causal factor for a mental disorder D. a biological makeup that makes people more resistant to stress
Damian is 12 years old. He can read cereal boxes and street signs. He has considerable self-help
skills and can travel on the school bus. However, his mathematical skills are limited to counting and simple addition. Damian is most likely functioning at what level of mental retardation? a. Mild b. Moderate c. Severe d. Profound
A major obstacle to the implementation of an apprenticeship program that even Germany has not overcome is
A) ensuring cooperation between schools and businesses in order to provide students with a satisfactory experience. B) overcoming the reluctance of employers to assume responsibility for vocational training. C) the tendency to assign males and females to traditional, gender-typed placements. D) preventing low-SES youths from being concentrated in the lowest-skilled apprenticeship placements.
Many people mistakenly interpret heart attack symptoms as
a. ulcers b. indigestion c. flu d. all of the above e. none of the above