You do not like to drive with your 54-year-old uncle. He prides himself on being a great driver, but you think that he gets too close behind other drivers. Relative to your uncle's age, why does this concern you?
You think that you might get into an accident because, as a middle adult, ____.
a. his vision has been reduced significantly
b. he is less able to multitask
c. he is forgetful and reckless
d. his reaction time is slower
Answer: D
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A. high-intensity pleasure B. attention/persistence C. inhibitory control D. low-intensity pleasure
Almost all of Timmy's cognitive structures appear to involve basic behavioral schemas for coordinating sensory input and motor responses (e.g., put hand near object, if object is hot, then pull hand away from object). Given this description, Timmy is best classified as being in Piaget's _____ stage of development
a. formal operations b. preoperational c. concrete operations d. sensorimotor
ECT results in the induction of ____
a. ?seizures b. ?transient ischemic attacks c. ?dystonia d. ?cataplexy
Humanistic psychologists maintain each of the following about self disclosure except one. Which one?
A. Self-disclosure is an important part of the therapy process. B. Self-disclosure allows people to better understand themselves. C. Self-disclosure allows people to grow emotionally and move toward self actualization. D. Knowing when to self-disclose and when to avoid disclosure is a sign of good personal adjustment.