In general, which of these groups of people have the highest risk for cardiovascular disease?
A) Married men
B) Single, divorced, or widowed men
C) Single women
D) Single, divorced, or widowed women
B
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A. babbling B. one-word sentences C. sentences D. parentese
Amy is an independent, aggressive, unemotional businesswoman, while Carol tends to be vain, emotional, irrational, and dependent. Which of the following would be likely to occur in judging normality for Amy and Carol?
a. Amy's personality would be considered to be "unhealthy.". b. Carol would probably be diagnosed with a personality disorder. c. Amy's personality would be considered "healthy" if Amy were a man. d. All of these are likely outcomes.
After many jobs in clinical psychology shifted from academic to private practice settings in the 1960s,
a. complaints arose about the adequacy of the Boulder model for practitioners. b. many college and university psychology departments shrank due to problems retaining their faculty. c. the qualifications required to practice clinically became much more rigorous than before. d. the qualifications required to enter graduate school in clinical psychology became less rigorous than before.
The gym teacher only made the 10-year-old girls run half as many laps as the boys because he believed girls were more delicate. This is an example of ______.
A. hostile sexism B. old-fashioned prejudice C. benevolent prejudice D. ambivalent sexism