In ancient Greece, marriages were arranged by
A) men.
B) women.
C) paid matchmakers.
D) priests.
A
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a. Cohort effects b. Negative aftereffects c. Adaptation effects d. Reinforcement effects
Two subgroups of ____ children include (a) those who are skilled academically and socially, and (b) those who are physically and/or socially aggressive
a. popular b. controversial c. neglected d. average
Regarding ions, which of the following statements is TRUE?
a. Ions are found only on the outside of the neuron until it is activated. b. Ions have a neutral charge, neither positive nor negative until they are activated. c. When a neuron is inactive (or resting), more "plus" charges exist outside the neuron and more "minus" charges exist inside. d. Ions can be found only inside the neuron, which creates in your brain an electronic charge of about -10 millivolts.
The DSM-IV has specific criteria and guidelines that help psychologists to determine the particular mental illness that a client is exhibiting. The use of the diagnostic criteria in the DSM-IV illustrates the use of
a. prototypes. b. conceptual rules. c. negative instances. d. framing.