Research indicates that for most adolescents, the strongest peer pressures tend to be
A) negative. B) neither positive nor negative.
C) positive. D) restricted to cliques.
C
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The abnormal ApoE4 gene is the most commonly known risk factor for
A) familial Alzheimer's disease. B) vascular dementia. C) sporadic Alzheimer's disease. D) Parkinson's disease.
The procedure of habituation involves
a. presenting a specific stimulus over and over. b. learning to pay attention to an important signal. c. learning to ignore an unimportant stimulus. d. becoming more responsive to a specific stimulus.
Identify a true statement about infant growth during the second year after birth?
A) All infants grow about seven to nine inches taller during this time. B) The growth rates of shorter-than-average infants tend to speed up during this time. C) The growth of taller-than-average infants continues to speed up during this time. D) Boys mature more quickly than girls during this time.