In Canada and Western Europe, where community- and school-based clinics offer adolescents contraceptives and where universal health insurance helps pay for them, __________ than in the United States
A) teenage sexual activity is much higher
B) teenage sexual activity is much lower
C) pregnancy, childbirth, and abortion rates are much higher
D) pregnancy, childbirth, and abortion rates are much lower
D
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Kevin Boyack and his colleagues generated a map of sciences, similar to a map of friendship networks on social media, by using ____
a. the number of doctoral dissertations in each field b. the titles of journal articles c. reference lists in journal articles d. search terms related to psychology
Bobby watches a lot of televised violence. How might this affect his likelihood of helping a victim when violence occurs?
a. He might be less likely to take action. b. It would cause him to be more likely to intervene. c. It would decrease the arousal he feels, causing him to be more likely to be calm and know what to do in a violent situation. d. It would increase his awareness of the violence.
In early and middle childhood, children add about _____ inches in height and _____ pounds in weight each year
A) 1–2; 3 B) 2–3; 5 C) 3–4; 7 D) 4–5; 10
When John goes to the eye doctor, he undergoes a test that involves blowing air into each of his eyes. Even though he is trying to keep his eyes open, they automatically close and blink. This reaction is considered
A. unconditioned. B. conditioned. C. sensitization. D. habituation.