What is the author’s position on the energy shortage?
a. It doesn’t exist.
b. The energy shortage threatens life on our planet.
c. The energy shortage is a good thing.
d. At present, there is no energy shortage, but there will be one in a few years.
Answer: a. It doesn’t exist.
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A are mutually chosen. B primarily give affection to the older member. C have legal standing. D are those who make up stories about some member of the family.
The likelihood that information in memory will be used to guide social judgments is related to
A. how easily the information can be accessed. B. one's social context base. C. how quickly the information is processed. D. one's implicit memory.
Ground-level ozone (smog) is rare in the United States.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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