Which of the following statements about psychological well-being in late adulthood is true?
A) The physical impairment–depression relationship is weaker among higher-SES older adults.
B) Negative reactions to caregiving can result in persisting depression.
C) The majority of adults over age 75 suffer from chronic depression.
D) Late-life depression tends to be less severe and of shorter duration than depression earlier in life.
B
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
While the fields of learning and social psychology look at nature vs. nurture for the development of sexual orientation, evolutionary psychologists believe which of the following?
A. Strong same-sex relationships increase group survival by binding a group together emotionally. B. Having more children decreases the chance of passing on the X chromosome believed to influence sexual orientation in males. C. Strong same sex relationship increases group survival by binding a group together socially due to common interests. D. Having fewer children increases the fertility in women who carry the X chromosome gene.
Other than using an infant's gaze during a habituation-dishabituation study, researchers can also monitor an infant's ____
a. reflexes and fine motor movements b. heart rate and the rate in which the infant sucks on a pacifier c. blood pressure and capillary refill d. fMRI and CT scan images
Arranged marriage seemed to take into consideration the bride and groom's love and attraction to each other as the most important aspect
A. True B. False