Which of the following middle-aged adults is the most likely to be stagnant?
A) Allison, who is a mentor in her workplace
B) Jonathan, who volunteers at a teen crisis center
C) Barbara, who spends little time with her grown children
D) James, who volunteers at a local children's theater
C
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Limiting the number of times a person can monitor physical symptoms, check some perceived flaw, groom themselves, or engage in some other access behavior is known as
a. response prevention. b. cognitive assessment. c. contingency conversion. d. psychosomatic revision.
Wilkinson proposes that society should allow the serving of alcohol only __________
a. to those over 21 b. at supervised public events c. when food is available d. to individuals who are not going to drive
For long distances, an English speaker might say, "Chicago is north of here," but for short distances, the same speaker might say, "My brother is sitting to my right.". Thus, English speakers use which type of directional references for long and short distances?
a. absolute for long distances and relative for short distances. b. relative for long distances and absolute for short distances. c. conjunctive for long distances and disjunctive for short distances. d. disjunctive for long distances and conjunctive for short distances.
The stress, fear, and terror accompanying abuse may produce permanent changes in the brain due to __________ of the __________
a) understimulation; hypothalamus b) overstimulation; limbic system c) overstimulation; thalamus d) understimulation; amygdala