Statistically, what characterizes most disabled people?
A. They are well taken care of through government assistance programs.
B. They are well taken care of by their families.
C. They tend to be undereducated and underemployed.
D. They are economically better off than nondisabled Americans.
Answer: C
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a. emotional symptoms of depression c. cognitive symptoms of mania b. behavioral symptoms of depression d. physiological symptoms of depression
A person's responses to a projective test are thought to reflect
A) current events. B) daydreaming themes. C) maladaptive patterns of behavior. D) unconscious thoughts and feelings.
The fact that a subject's behavior may change when they know they are being watched is called
a. the observer effect. b. the staging effect. c. interactive behavior change. d. the mutual effect.
Your text discusses research that was also discussed in class in which pregnant women read a story such as "The Cat in the Hat" aloud twice a day starting when they were 7 1/2 months pregnant until the time their babies were born. What did the results show for newborns with this exposure?
a. they were better at processing drum beats with the same rhythm structure that was in the specific story they were exposed to b. they tended to fall asleep whenever they heard the specific story they had heard during this exposure, but not when they heard other stories c. they tended to enjoy a wider range of stories than newborns without such an exposure d. they tended to prefer the specific story they had heard during this exposure