Which of the following sports is considered less apt to promote fitness?
A) Swimming
B) Bicycling
C) Football
D) Running
C
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Warneken and Tomasello (2006) studied the helping behavior of 18-month-old infants with an adult experimenter. They found that a. infants this young didn't demonstrate empathy or helping of any kind. b. infants this young understood when the experimenter needed help and, in the majority of cases, attempted tohelp
c. infants this young didn't seem to sense when the experimenter needed help. d. infants this young understood when the experimenter needed help but did not know how to offer help.
Which of the following is NOT true of positron emission tomography (PET)?
A. It replaced functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) because it was less expensive. B. It shows which areas of the human brain are activated during cognitive activity. C. It provides a lower-resolution image than fMRI. D. It involved injecting radioactive tracers into a person's bloodstream.
Pretend for a moment that people's attitudes toward racial tolerance has a heritability estimate of .10. This indicates that
A) little of the variation in attitudes is due to the environment. B) most people have unchangeable racist tendencies. C) most people tolerate people of various races. D) the variation is due mostly to learning experiences.
Thalidomide was marketed in the 1960s as a treatment for:
A. insomnia and nausea. B. infertility and impotency. C. Down's syndrome. D. Turner Syndrome.