When considering data on per capita consumption from a public health point of view, "heavy" drinking is defined as _____________
a. over 10 drinks per occasion
b. daily drinking
c. experiencing negative consequences of drinking
d. experiencing withdrawal
c
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In the context of one-group pretest-posttest design, testing effects occur when
A. the basic characteristics of the measuring instrument change over time. B. a confounding event occurs at the same time as the experimental manipulation. C. a participant becomes bored or fatigued. D. taking a pretest changes a participant's behavior.
In the group approach, uncontrolled variability of the baseline within each phase that is produced by extraneous variables is handled by tight experimental control.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Who is most likely to report being single and never married?
A. Dennis, an African American man B. Ruth, a Caucasian woman C. Tamin, an Asian man D. Carmen, a Hispanic woman
It is common in nonindustrialized societies to
A. describe individuals as middle-aged. B. not have any words for old or young. C. not give much importance to an individual's age. D. describe individuals as young or old but not as middle-aged.