A suicide prevention program in San Francisco, where there is a large Asian American population, would target efforts at ____
a. elderly women who are second- or third-generation Americans
b. college students who have strong family ties
c. elderly men who have just arrived in the United States
d. young men who are second- or third-generation Americans
c
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Short-term storage is to long-term storage as:
A) enhanced neurotransmitter release is to increased neurotransmitter production. B) growth of new synapses is to an increased number of receptor binding sites. C) growth of new synapses is to increased neurotransmitter production. D) enhanced neurotransmitter release is to growth of new synapses.
Which of the following increase(s) the power of the t test?
a. increasing N b. increasing the sample variance(s) c. increasing the effect of the independent variable d. all of these e. increasing N and increasing the effect of the independent variable
Dementia is primarily characterized by loss of
a) hearing. b) peripheral vision. c) fine motor control. d) intellectual abilities.
A sample of n = 4 scores has a standard error of 10 points. For the same population, what is the standard error for a sample of n = 16 scores?
A) 1? B) ?2.5 C) ?5 D) ?10