During _____, many people attend college and graduate school, sort out identity issues, and create meaningful life plans
a. adolescence
b. early adulthood
c. emerging adulthood
d. middle adulthood
c. emerging adulthood
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What was the goal of the experiment done on the Minnesota twins?
A. To investigate the impact of temperament on career outcomes. B. To investigate the impact of genes and environment on personality. C. To investigate the impact of personality testing on the stability of personality characteristics. D. To investigate the impact of parenting on genetic contributions to cognitive abilities.
Mrs. Smith, an elementary school teacher, believes that girls are smarter than boys. She predicts that the girls in her class will learn more than the boys during the school year. Her prediction is a(n)
a. hypothesis. b. opinion. c. fact. d. theory.
With respect to pregnancy, the term "miscarriage" is defined as
a. a situation in which a woman delivers a baby more than two months prior to the due date. b. a pregnancy in which the fertilized egg is not implanted in the uterus. c. a "false pregnancy" in which menstruation has been biologically suppressed, leading the woman to believe that she is pregnant. d. a termination of pregnancy that is not intended, prior to the 20th week of pregnancy.
Tronick et al. (2005) used the ____ method in their study of mother-child interactions in children who were prenatally exposed to cocaine
a. case study b. experimental c. clinical d. structured observation