As Jane grows older, she feels closer to her siblings and more connected with her spouse. At 85, her contact with acquaintances has diminished and she is left with a few very close relationships. She is not terribly interested in forming any new social ties. Jane's behavior is consistent with _______ theory.

Which statement concerning the impact of body movements on persuasion is true? a. People who nod their heads up and down express greater agreement with a persuasive message than thosewho shake their heads side to side

b. Stimuli associated with stretching the arms outward are rated more positively than those associated withflexing the arms inward. c. Nodding the head side to side makes people more likely to engage in central route processing than doesnodding the head up and down. d. Stretching the arms outward makes people less likely to engage in central route processing than does flexingthe arms inward.

Which of the following is a correct statement with regard to the medical model?

a. most mental disorders cannot be classified according to symptoms b. most mental disorders have well-defined or consistent physical causes c. the medical model sees many disorders as incurable d. the medical model puts too little emphasis on cultural context

According to Kay Jamison (1993), higher levels of artistic creativity may coincide with greater risk for

A. bipolar disorder. B. schizophrenia. C. antisocial personality disorder. D. attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

One's goodness of fit with the environment is unrelated to the outcome of one's development

Indicate whether the statement is true or false