Most studies found that writing about a stressful experience was helpful. What was the exception to this rule?
a. Repeatedly writing about a childhood experience did more harm than good
b. Repeatedly writing about a bad habit did more harm than good.
c. Repeatedly writing about a recent divorce did more harm than good.
d. Repeatedly writing about having spent money unwisely did more harm than good.
c
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Other countries do significantly better than the United States in preventing infant mortality by providing which of the following social programs?
A. better nutrition for pregnant mothers B. paid maternity leave for pregnant mothers C. up to five years of paid leave for fathers and co-parents D. birth control
The measure of the variability of behavioural traits among individuals that can be accounted for by genetic factors is called:
A) heritability. B) monozygocity. C) dianetics. D) epigenetics.
The Social Readjustment Rating Scale was designed to measure change due to ________________
A) natural disasters B) major life events C) social difficulties D) negative life events
You and your roommate are watching a National Geographic documentary on developing countries and your roommate notices that children in developing countries seem to be small for their ages. What would you tell him about this situation?
a. The differences are just his imagination. b. Most children in developing countries eat a diet that is deficient in protein. c. Most children in developing countries work so hard that they do not grow as fast as children from developed countries. d. Being on television makes everyone look thinner; the children's weights are actually fine