Which of the following statements about gender differences in death rates from cardiovascular disease and cancer is true?
A) Women have higher death rates for both cardiovascular disease and cancer than men.
B) Men have higher death rates for cardiovascular disease and women have higher death rates from cancer.
C) There are no sex differences in the death rates from cancer or cardiovascular disease.
D) Men have higher death rates for both cardiovascular disease and cancer than women.
D
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The section on encouraging changes in the educational system reported that
a. colleges and universities are now likely to include material on gender and ethnic diversity in their teacher-training programs. b. attempts to modify children's gender stereotypes, in general, have no effect on children's beliefs. c. a series of brief exercises about gender stereotypes, surprisingly, can almost completely eliminate these stereotypes. d. media coverage of problems in education rarely produces change.
Which of the following individuals has the highest risk of developing schizophrenia?
A. Joe, whose father was under 25 when he was born B. Allison, whose mother was under 25 when she was born C. Juan, whose father was over 50 when he was born D. Veronica, whose mother was over 50 when she was born
The surgical procedure of cutting the corpus callosum is done in cases of
a. communication problems. b. severe epilepsy. c. injury or stroke. d. split personality.
Which of the following personality disorders describes a person who has an exaggerated sense of self-importance, who needs constant admiration, and often fantasizes about power, wealth, brilliance, or beauty?
a. dependent b. histrionic c. narcissistic d. schizoid