The current trend in Canada is to:
a) Decrease the number of beds in psychiatric hospitals.
b) Increase the number of beds in psychiatric hospitals.
c) Neither increase nor decrease the number of beds in psychiatric hospitals.
d) None of the above.
a
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a. Descriptive b. Null c. Alternative d. Inferential
You are interested in studying everyone on your campus who has superior autobiographical memory. What is the flaw in this plan?
A. Most scientists believe that superior autobiographical memory does not exist. B. People with this type of memory do not perform well on scientific tests. C. People with this type of memory are extremely rare. D. People who seem to have this type of memory usually have photographic memory instead.
Jack has the gene for celiac disease, but it does not get turned on until he experiences a traumatic dental visit at age 7. This situation is an example of
a) epigenetic inheritance. b) normative age-graded influences. Consider This: Biology and the environment are often intertwined. LO 1.3: Explain sources of stability that influence adult development as per genetic and environment c) normative history-graded influences. Consider This: Biology and the environment are often intertwined. LO 1.3: Explain sources of stability that influence adult development as per genetic and environment d) DNA methylation. Consider This: Biology and the environment are often intertwined. LO 1.3: Explain sources of stability that influence adult development as per genetic and environment
Investigators record participants' behavior only when a behavior of particular interest occurs in:
A) experience sampling method B) event sampling C) participant observation D) structured observation