Suppose two of your grandparents developed Alzheimer's disease. Which of the following would make it most likely that you are also at high risk for the disease?
a. Both of them were your grandfathers
b. Both of them were your grandmothers.
c. Both of them developed Alzheimer's disease before age 60.
d. Both of them developed Alzheimer's disease after age 60.
c
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A person with major depression is likely to
a. be unable to experience pleasure. b. alternate between periods of intense joy and intense sadness. c. have average self-esteem. d. be aggressive and impulsive.
Individuals with a strong social dominance orientation are least likely to
a. prefer to live in a racially and socially equal society. b. strongly identify with their ingroup. c. want their ingroup to be of higher status than other groups. d. endorse government policies that oppress outgroups.
The greatest ethical controversy about treatments for hereditary disorders concerns the possible misuse of
a. germline gene therapy. b. gene replacement therapy. c. fetal surgery. d. genetic counseling.
Which of the following alternatives best expresses the neurolinguistic relationship between pragmatics and the other components of language described in your text?
a) Like the other components of language, pragmatics is processed in the brain's left hemisphere. b) Like the other components of language, pragmatics is processed in the brain's right hemisphere. c) In contrast to most other components of language, pragmatics is processed in the brain's left hemisphere. d) In contrast to most other components of language, pragmatics is processed in the brain's right hemisphere.