The wear-and-tear theories of aging argue that the body constantly manufactures both energy and what other outcome that eventually reaches a high enough level to impair the body's normal functioning?
A. by-products
B. radiation
C. calcium
D. toxins
Answer: A
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a. bonding b. bridging c. formal d. informal
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A. changes at the same rate as the intensity of a stimulus. B. changes at a slower rate than the intensity of a stimulus. C. changes at a faster rate than the intensity of a stimulus. D. has not been measured by scientists due to individual differences among participants.
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