"Bridge programs" help adolescents adjust to working in part-time jobs
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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a. Perception b. Thinking c. Cognition d. Sensation
Able, Bob, and Chris are brothers. Able was born in 1985, Baker in 1988, and Chris in 1990. Statistically speaking, which sibling is slightly more likely to have the greatest IQ score?
A) Able B) Bob C) Chris D) no one; they are all equally likely to have the greatest IQ score.
When asked about the disadvantages of parenthood, Americans and Europeans most often cite
A) loss of privacy. B) financial strain. C) role overload. D) work conflicts.
Olivia heard that more physically active people have lower rates of dementia. This inspires her to become more active to reduce her future risk of developing dementia. According to research, which of the following regimens provides the minimum amount of physical activity likely to be protective?
A. Walking for ten minutes five days per week B. Running 'ultra-marathons' of 100 miles once per year C. Running a 5K race once per month D. Taking the stairs and walking 20 minutes per day