Two interrelated factors that increase the chances that an intimate bond forged in emerging adulthood will be satisfying and last a lifetime are __________ and __________
A) initial period of cohabitation; strong sexual attraction
B) financial stability; complex self-concepts
C) partner similarity; good communication
D) "opposites attract"; sexual compatibility
C
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The difference between Broca's aphasia and Wernicke's aphasia demonstrates which of the following? a. Short-term memory is different from long-term memory
b. Attentional processes are different from preattentional processes. c. Visual learners are different from verbal learners. d. Language production is different from language understanding.
Dr. Henry conducts an epidemiological study to assess the lifetime prevalence of schizophrenia in the United States. Dr. Henry is assessing ____
a. the percentage of people in the United States who suffer from schizophrenia b. the number of people in the United States who have had schizophrenia within a certain period of time c. the total proportion of people in the United States who have ever suffered from schizophrenia d. the age of onset for people in the United States who have schizophrenia
Which individual would be at highest risk for essential hypertension?
a. Ariela, an 80-year-old African American female b. Botan, a 50-year-old Asian American female c. Carlos, a 50-year-old Hispanic American male d. Tzvi, a 35-year-old Middle Eastern male
The color of an object that a human sees is a function of the wavelengths that are _________ the object.
A. refracted by B. absorbed by C. reflected by D. passed through