One risk factor for developing Alzheimer's disease is:
A. having Parkinson's disease
B. having a stroke before the age of 40
C. brain injury in childhood
D. inheriting one of ten different genes
Answer: D
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b. The therapist almost never offers interpretations or advice. c. The therapist provides positive reinforcement as the client achieves specific goals. d. The therapist combines many personality theories, including those of Jung and Adler.
When people engage in self-handicapping, their behavior is MOSTLY driven by the ____
a. self-enhancement motive b. self-verification motive c. appraisal motive d. masochistic motive
Which of the following is the best example of the infant as an intuitive theorist?
a. Infants look away when an object disappears from view. b. Infants get bored and look away when an object is repeatedly presented. c. Infants show surprise when a ball that is dropped behind a screen is later shown to be suspended in the air. d. Infants show surprise when a ball rolling down a hill is shown reaching the bottom of the hill.
Chi-square is used to test differences between _________
a. proportions c. variances b. means d. none of these