All of the following women are 50 years old and have similar health histories. Which of them is at highest risk of dying from coronary heart disease?
a. Naomi, who is always on the go
b. Nancy, who suffers from minor depression
c. Nina, who suffers from major depression
d. Nora, who suffers from dysthymia
c
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Young children draw conclusions about the meanings of words based on a few basic rules. Which of the following is NOT one of them?
a. Unfamiliar words heard in the presence of both familiar and unfamiliar objects will be associated with the object that does not already have a name. b. A name refers to a whole object, not parts of the object or its relationship with other objects c. A name refers to only a specific object, and not all objects of the same type or category. d. If an object already has a name and another name is presented, the new name will denote a subcategory of the first name.
Pat notices that when thunder can be heard in the distance, her dog, Rudy hides under her desk, and she believes that the thunder causes Rudy to hide. She notices that Rudy does not hide in response to other loud noises, if, for example, she drops a cast iron pan in the kitchen. In experimental terms, Pat has observed ____
a. temporal precedence b. covariation c. plausibility d. causality
In the 21st century, most psychologists adopt a(n) ____________________ approach to psychology, in that they refuse to accept just one school of thought
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
At about 18 month of age, most children experience
a. stuttering. b. constructing their first sentence. c. a word spurt. d. mastery of all vowels and most consonants.