Which of the following babies would have the highest Apgar score?
A. Joanne is blue, with slow pulse and irregular breathing.
B. Marlene is pink with blue extremities, slow pulse, and slow breathing.
C. Carmela is pink, with rapid pulse; she is coughing and crying.
D. Eileen is listless and blue, with limp muscle tone.
Answer: C
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Which of the following students best summarizes cross-cultural views of older women?
a. Jean: "In most other societies, elderly women have more direct power than they do in North America.". b. Ramona: "Throughout the world, elderly women have much less power than elderly men.". c. Jan: "Negative attitudes and expectations about elderly women's abilities may indirectly cause elderly women to perform less well on cognitive tasks.". d. Harriet: "Negative views of elderly women seem to be part of almost all the cultures that have been studied.".
Dr. Raneri is studying which personality traits are not good for our health. Dr. Raneri is most likely to find that ____, ____, and ____ are most related to poor health
a. ?hardiness, competitiveness, lack of control b. ?hostility, lack of control, learned helplessness c. ?competitiveness, time urgency, learned helplessness d. ?commitment, anger, time urgency
Retrieval cues are helpful for memory improvement because:
a. retrieval cues are random strings of digits which help our memory. b. retrieval cues direct our attention to metamemory. c. we can structure our learning to provide with a variety of retrieval cues. d. mnemonic structures exist independent of their retrieval value.
The next (or the first) time you stare eye to eye with a chimpanzee, remember to keep this humbling fact in mind: You and the chimpanzee have ___ identical DNA sequences
a. 90–95% b. 99% c. 95–98% d. 95%