Sue's biological parents did not drink. She was adopted at the age of three, and her adoptive parents both suffered from alcoholism. While in college, Sue developed a drinking problem. Her drinking problem may have been a result of ____ risk factors.
A. blood alcohol level
B. psychological
C. genetic
D. depressant
Answer: B
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a. generate growth spurts. b. help metabolize food. c. create myelin. d. drain reserve capacity.
Saccadic movements are
a. the miniature eye movements our eyes make when they are attempting to identify the features of the individual letters in a word. b. the very rapid movements of the eye from one location to another. c. the eye movements made to change our focus from a distant object to a nearby object. d. eye movements made only when we are asleep; they accompany dreams.
A fussy baby could most easily be quieted with taste if a ____ stimulus is placed in its mouth
a. sweet b. bitter c. sour d. salty
The Santa Rita Coalition seeks to promote positive development of children and youth in their region. Based on the concept of developmental assets, how could they do that?
a. involving youth in prosocial community service b. promoting community expressions of respect for youth c. promoting ties between parents and schools d. all of the above