Which of the following statements is true of AIDS?
A. AIDS is the final stage of HIV infection.
B. If a person is tested HIV-positive, it means that he or she has AIDS.
C. AIDS is inherited.
D. If a person's CD4 count is above 200, it means that he or she has AIDS.
Answer: A
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a. to give more weight to possible losses than to possible gains b. to give more weight to possible gains than to possible losses c. to give more weight to possible losses than to certain gains d. to give more weight to probable outcomes rather than certain outcomes
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a. unexpected panic attacks. b. at least one month or more of concern or worry about panic attacks. c. significant maladaptive behavior change related to the panic attacks. d. all of these are symptoms of panic disorder.
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a. ?an externalizing disorder b. ?separation anxiety disorder? c. ?autistic disorder d. ?ADHD
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a. Asians tended to list more shared qualities, while Americans tended to list more individualistic characteristics b. Asians tended to list more individualistic characteristics, while Americans tended to list more shared qualities c. Asians and Americans both tended to list more shared qualities than individualistic characteristics d. Asians and Americans both tended to list more individualistic characteristics than shared qualities