By blocking the reuptake of dopamine and _____, amphetamine functions as a strong _____.
A) acetylcholine; agonist
B) acetylcholine; antagonist
C) norepinephrine; agonist
D) norepinephrine; antagonist
C) norepinephrine; agonist
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The discussion of the personal relationships of women with disabilities pointed out that
a. in the current decade, women with disabilities are just as likely as other women to date and marry. b. because most disabilities are readily visible, biases against people with disabilities tend to be displayed upon first meeting. c. women with disabilities are more likely than other women to live alone. d. friends of people with disabilities often talk to them excessively about difficult topics like relationships and sexuality.
Research on the impact of ideological motives on attribution indicates that a conservative is most likely to explain poverty as due to
a. laziness. b. social institutions. c. economic institutions. d. racial and sexual inequities.
According to Baltes and his colleagues, the most successful adaptation to declining physical and cognitive abilities in late adulthood involves ____ to promote cognitive functioning
a. habituation and dishabituation to create equilibrium (HDE) b. cognitive reserve to improve IQ scores (CRI) c. mental images and language to improve cognitive functioning (MILCF) d. selective optimization with compensation (SOC)
Which of these scenarios is an example of the gene–environment interaction?
a. George, who is extraverted, seeks out quiet time. b. Danielle, who is introverted, seeks out excitement. c. Amanda, who is anxious, joins a club to make friends. d. Dean, who is extraverted, attends every party he gets invited to.