Over the past several weeks, Dee has been wheezing and coughing, even when she is not active. When she runs around on the playground during recess, the symptoms get worse, and she struggles to breathe. Dee may be suffering from __________
a) anxiety
b) attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder
c) asthma
d) dyslexia
Answer: c
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Eating disorders that involve body image disturbances or body dissatisfaction are difficult to treat once they have become a habitual pattern of behavior because sufferers often ___________
a. do not even want to think about food or eating b. realize they are ill but are too weak to do anything about it c. believe that they are still overweight even though they are not by any medical standard d. cannot gain weight even though they are hospitalized and put on a healthy diet
The study of how we make decisions about the events that we experience is called:
a. attribution theory b. decision making theory c. hypothesis testing d. attribution style hypothesis
The term "Terman's Termites" refers to _____
A) a set of developmentally delayed students that Terman studied intensively B) a group of Army soldiers who, on the basis of their IQ, were followed through their military career C) a sample of gifted children who were studied and followed into adulthood D) a group of individuals from the National Institute of Mental Health who are responsible for overseeing research on intelligence in children
Ask the Experts Video 9: Susan Fiske on Ambivalent Sexism TheoryClick on the above link to access the Interactive eBook. Once you've signed in, scroll to page 289 and watch the video. When you've finished watching the video, come back to the test and answer the following question:According to Dr. Fiske, ambivalent sexism is unlike others kinds of bias because ______.
A. women and men are generally independent of each other as groups B. there is combat over resources C. women and men don't tend to have close relationships D. women and men are not segregated as are other groups that express bias towards each other