The death of a pet
a. is significant in childhood but not in late adulthood
b. confirms the importance of relationships
c. shows that bereavement depends upon the intrinsic value of the object
d. is not important for older adults with limited social contacts
e. enhances self-esteem among older adults
B
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A) lack of media attention to the importance of good nutrition. B) misunderstanding about what is and is not healthy food. C) altered taste buds due to hormonal surges. D) anxiety about their body image.
Visual agnosia, which is an interference of a person's ability to recognize familiar objects, can occur when parts of the ________ lobes on both sides of the brain fail to work properly.
A. frontal B. parietal C. occipital D. temporal
________ is the deepest stage of sleep, during which people are least responsive to outside stimulation.
A. Stage 1 sleep B. Stage 2 sleep C. Stage 3 sleep D. Stage 4 sleep
Using their nine temperament dimensions, Thomas and Chess (1977) identified three constellations that are particularly important. They are
A) resistant, avoidant, and secure temperaments. B) easy, difficult, and slow-to-warm-up temperaments. C) adaptable, responsive, and distractible temperaments. D) unresolved, dismissive, and autonomous temperaments.