Which term is used to describe aging that involves genetically programmed universal and irreversible changes?
A. inward aging
B. secondary aging
C. outward aging
D. primary aging
Answer: D
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The return of active symptoms in a person who has recovered from a previous episode of a disorder is known as
a. remission. b. relapse. c. refraction. d. rapid cycling.
Ellen has been described as highly introspective, attentive to inner feelings and fantasies, and intellectual. She is likely to obtain an elevated score on a questionnaire designed to measure
a) extraversion. b) agreeableness. c) conscientiousness. d) openness to experience.
Tucker is 2-years-old and has a habit of pinching people. A psychologist devised the following behavioral treatment plan to try to stop Tucker from pinching. Since Tucker's favorite toy was a garbage truck, the psychologist directed his parents to give Tucker the toy to play with as long as he did not pinch people. If Tucker began to pinch, then they were to take the toy away from Tucker for varying lengths of time. Tucker's parents were asked to record the number of times Tucker pinched during each day. Tucker stopped pinching after the first three weeks of treatment. Then, the treatment program was gradually withdrawn over the next month. In this ABAB design scenario, which element represents the "B" phase?
a) the garbage truck to play with if Tucker did not pinch b) the daily frequency of Tucker's pinching c) no garbage truck to play with regardless if Tucker did or did not pinch d) the overall duration of the plan
The National Assessment of Educational Progress provides a comprehensive assessment of students’ achievement at certain critical periods in their academic experience. These grade levels are:
a. 2nd, 6th, and 10th. b. 4th, 8th, and 12th. c. 5th, 7th, and 11th. d. 6th, 8th, 12th.