From rates of attempted and successful suicides, we can conclude that females more often attempt suicide and males more often _________

a. succeed
b. give away prized possessions
c. leave notes
d. use poisons


Answer: a.

Psychology

You might also like to view...

Gabby was handed her friend's baby. Immediately, she began talking to the baby in a different way. Which of the following most likely describes the change in her speech?

A. Gabby is speaking softly, in a low pitch, in long sentences. B. Gabby is speaking loudly, in a monotone voice. C. Gabby is speaking in a higher voice, using short or simple words. D. Gabby is speaking in a higher voice, using long sentences.

Psychology

Sophia has become more aggressive following her parents' divorce. What developmental theory would attempt to account for her new behavior in terms of the complex interaction of elements from multiple levels both in and around her (e.g

, culture and society, parental influences, genetic tendencies, etc.)? A) psychoanalytic theory B) social-learning theory C) ethology D) dynamic systems theory.

Psychology

Olivia is punished for spilling her cereal. Her parents give her a spanking and send her to her room, where she cries. Later, her puppy makes a mess on the floor. Olivia kicks her puppy and puts it out in the yard, where it whines sadly. Which of the following statements explains her behavior toward the puppy?

A. Olivia is correctly applying Skinnerian principles of negative reinforcement to change her dog's behavior. B. Olivia is using negative punishment on her dog, and it will change the dog's behavior. C. Olivia is modeling the aggressive behavior her parents demonstrated to her. D. Olivia's parents probably think that the best way to raise kids is "spare the rod, spoil the child."

Psychology

Children who are aware of the variety of perspectives that are present in the social situation are likely to beĀ 

A. positively evaluated by their age-mates. B. exposed to harsh discipline by parents. C. friendly with rejected and withdrawn children. D. more positively evaluated by their teachers than by their peers.

Psychology