When potassium concentrations in the extracellular fluid are increased, the resting potential
a. remains the same
b. is reduced, making signaling less likely.
c. is reduced, making signaling more likely.
d. is increased, making signaling more likely.
b
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A main reason to test infant intelligence is so that we can
a. ensure that gifted children are enrolled in gifted academic programs. b. try to detect early sensory or neurological problems. c. predict adult intelligence test scores. d. determine if infants in the current generation are more intelligent than infants from past generations.
Which of the following students provides the most accurate description of the way that boundary extension might operate in eyewitness testimony?
a. Daniel: "Each time the eyewitness retells the story, the boundary becomes increasingly well defined." b. Nora: "In reality monitoring, eyewitnesses have difficulty establishing the boundary between events that actually happened and events that they simply imagined." c. Dora MarÃa: "A lawyer can carefully manipulate the questions, so that eyewitnesses remember the inferences, rather than events that actually happened." d. Augusto: "Eyewitnesses may believe that they saw a person's entire face, when part of the face was actually blocked from view."
In the stage theory of the dying process proposed by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, an individual who was in the anger stage would be most likely to say:
a. "There must be some terrible mistake.". b. "Why is this happening to me?" c. "What can I do to stop this from happening?" d. "I'm ready to die.".
What is the sense or impression of how we uniquely fit into a larger group?
A. meaningful information B. individual identity C. safety D. social support