__________ increases the likelihood that teenagers will be sexually active
A) Living in a high-crime neighborhood
B) Living in an economically privileged home
C) Experiencing later puberty
D) Having higher educational aspirations
A
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Which of the following is a disadvantage of the longitudinal design?
a) Individuals of different ages are being compared to one another. b) Longitudinal samples are rarely representative. c) Longitudinal studies fail to track changes over time. d) Participants may drop out due to moving, loss of interest, or changes in attitude.
A key criticism of the humanistic approach is that it
a. was too specific to apply to all people. b. overemphasized society's influence on a person. c. relied too much on theories of the unconscious. d. could reflect an Eastern bias by being too "group-focused." e. has concepts which are difficult to define.
Why is a neonate rated on the Apgar scoring system at 1 minute and again at 5 minutes after birth?
a. The mother insists on it. b. Physicians are likely to make a mistake. c. The neonate is crying too much at the first assessment. d. A neonate's condition can change quickly.
A survey distributed to first-year college students revealed that men were ___________ women to think of themselves as above average in emotional health, overall academic and mathematical ability, and competitiveness
a. less likely than c. more likely than b. just as likely as d. told by