Jasmine prays 5 times a day and studies the Koran every day, in addition to regularly attending prayers at her mosque. Jasmine is high in what?
A. religiosity
B. religion as quest
C. interactionist perspective
D. social dominance orientation
Answer: A
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Regarding REM and NREM sleep, which of the following statements is TRUE?
a. Daytime stress can increase NREM sleep. b. Physical exertion can increase REM sleep. c. NREM sleep is deepest early in the night during the first few state 4 periods. d. Mammals, such as dogs and cats, and newborn babies do not show REM sleep.
Carla had been outside for most of the evening at a football game. As the sun began to set, she started experiencing coldness. How would Carla's body respond in this situation to maintain a safe body temperature?
A. She would begin to sweat. B. Her metabolism would increase. C. Blood vessels in her arms and legs would dilate. D. She would feel less hungry.
Research on illicit drug use during pregnancy has shown:
a. mixed results, with significant cognitive and physical problems in some cases and few problems in others. b. significant long-term effects of all such drugs. c. infants are born addicted to all illicit drugs they were exposed to prenatally. d. only learning problems, but no physical problems.
Observer ratings can be based on
a. interviews in which people talk about themselves. b. direct observations of overt action. c. interviews in which people talk about something other than themselves. d. all of these answers are correct