A common myth about public life is that it is only for celebrities, activists, and people who like to be in the spotlight. Lappe and DuBois argue that:
a. this is true in reality
b. public life interferes with private life
c. we are all in public life, since it affects each of us
d. all of the above
c
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How does cocaine alter the activity of neurons? a. It blocks dopamine synapses
b. The brain converts it into dopamine. c. It converts dopamine into an inactive chemical. d. It prolongs the presence of dopamine in synapses.
After an odd feeling, Jamal took his son's hand and led him quickly away from the stranger on the park bench. What skill is Jamal relying on?
A. intuition B. logic C. cognitive load-shifting D. dual processing
When the electric potential in a cell is in firing versus a resting state, this electrical charge reversal is known as the __________.
A. resting potential B. excitation reaction C. action potential D. permeable reaction
Which statement best describes the current view on continuous versus discontinuous development?
A. Development is susceptible to change at an early age but not typically at a later age. B. Discontinuous change occurs from infancy through adolescence; in adulthood, change is continuous. C. Developmental changes across the lifespan involve both abrupt changes and slow, continual change. D. Although development was historically seen as discontinuous, it is now known that numerous slow, continual changes occur over a lifetime.