A woman who drinks alcohol excessively while pregnant may give birth to a child with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. If so, what are the likely effects on the child?

According to the Twenty Statements Test conducted by Cousins (1989), Japanese respondents:

a) felt awkward providing self-descriptions. b) tended to qualify their descriptions. c) generated a greater number of abstract internal attributes than did the Americans. d) were less individualistic than Americans when the context was specified.

In a clear case of ___, the group performs the conjunctive task well after it insists that Edward—who had been working very slowly—improve his performance.

  a.  the Köhler effect   b.  social facilitation   c.  truth wins   d.  social compensation   e.  social combination

How are cultural considerations handled in the DSM-5 section on depression?

a. It has separate diagnostic criteria to be used in each of the industrialized nations. b. It indicates that individuals from certain cultures are more likely to report somatic ailments than psychological ailments. c. It notes that in many cultures the preferred treatment of exorcism is "spiritual cleansing.". d. It emphasizes that cultural and developmental variations are irrelevant to diagnosis and treatment.

Teen pregnancy can be part of an intergenerational cycle which means that ________________

a. teen mothers are less likely than their parents to finish school b. grandparents assist with the caretaking of the infant c. teen mothers tend to marry earlier than their own parents, for the sake of the child d. children born to teen mothers are more likely than children born to older mothers to become teen mothers or fathers themselves