Even though the death rate from __________ has declined by 50% during the past 35 years, it is still the number one cause of death in the United States
a) coronary heart disease
b) cancer
c) strokes
d) diabetes
a Explanation: Coronary heart (and artery) disease kill more people in the USA per year
than any other illness or circumstance.
You might also like to view...
Which of the following do Territo and Vetter offer as a factor which might explain the high rates of suicide as a result of stress among police officers?
a. the use availability and familiarity with firearms b. the psychological repercussions to constantly being exposed to potential death c. long and irregular working hours which do not promote strong friendships and which strain family ties d. all of the above
When is there a risk of a Type I error?
a. Whenever H0 is rejected b. Whenever H1 is rejected c. Whenever the decision is "fail to reject H0" d. The risk of a Type I error is independent of the decision from a hypothesis test.
A biological psychologist studies the effects of amphetamine on aggression in rhesus monkeys. However, to the researcher’s surprise, the experimental results differ for isolated monkeys versus monkeys in a colony. What is missing from this experiment?
a. the social psychology perspective b. human controls c. physiological measurements d. an integration between biology and psychology
As men and women age, what changes occur in sexuality and what types of adjustments should individuals make?
What will be an ideal response?