David's wife, Esther, recently died. If David is like most recently widowed older adults, his greatest problem is most likely
A) profound loneliness.
B) financial instability.
C) anxiousness.
D) declining health.
A
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When sound waves enter the ear, they first strike the ______.
A. round window B. tensor tympani C. tympanic membrane D. tectorial membrane
Sam is learning to drive a car and keeps getting distracted by the oncoming headlights of the other cars. As he continues to practice driving at night, the oncoming car headlights bother him less and less. Sam's skills at night driving then begin to improve because:
A. Sam has become desensitized to light and his night-vision improves. B. Sam is now able to attend to other important road stimuli. C. Sam now uses the light from the oncoming headlights to read his map. D. Sam learned it is not important to watch for oncoming cars.
Jessie, who is a freshman in college, has become addicted to an opium derivative, which has become popular with younger abusers. Jessie's drug addiction is most likely to
a. GHB. b. Oxycontin. c. MDMA. d. methamphetamine.