In paradoxical sleep, brain activity, heart rate, and blood pressure closely resemble waking consciousness, but the sleeper ______
a. is able to move about freely
b. appears to be deeply asleep and is incapable of moving
c. can often speak in answer to questions
d. will act out suggestions put to him/her
B
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a. a period of physiological activation b. a period of physiological replenishment c. an individual's active decision to combat stress d. a period when an individual is least susceptible to stress
Persons who are coping with Alzheimer's disease often find it most important to
a. be with new people, places, and things b. learn novel tasks to help themselves c. be appreciated as persons d. keep abreast of current news events e. withdraw from intimacy or closeness to family and friends
Modifying psychological treatments that work for members of diverse cultures is known as _____.
A. rebounding B. cultural channeling C. ethnic facilitation D. cultural adaptation
After Brenda's difficult and prolonged labor, she and her husband, Phil, observed as their baby was given a test and then rapidly shifted to the neonatal intensive care unit. They were informed that the baby required urgent medical help as indicated by the Apgar Scale. The baby's total Apgar Scale score is most likely to fall in the range of ________.
A. 5-7 B. 0-3 C. 7-8 D. 9-10