Research by Kiecolt-Glaser and her colleagues has shown that Alzheimer's caregivers, compared with other people of the same age and gender,
A) had poorer psychological and physical health.?
B) ?had lowered immune system function.
C) ?more quickly recovered their own health after the death of the Alzheimer's patient.
D) ?both a and b are correct.
D
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The likelihood of developing a mood disorder influenced by genetic factors is
a. relatively strong. b. supported by the concordance rate of twin studies. c. most likely a predisposition for mood disorders. d. all of these.
Cognitive dissonance is usually strongest when the reward or justification is
a. significantly delayed. b. ambiguous. c. large. d. small.
A "split brain" patient has had what structure surgically severed?
(a) hippocampus (b) Broca's Area (c) Wernicke's Area (d) corpus callosum
Psychologist Gloriayn Rovee-Collier placed babies on their
backs under a colorful crib mobile and tied a ribbon around the baby's ankle, connecting it to the mobile. Whenever the babies spontaneously kicked their legs, the mobile jingled and rattled. Within minutes, infants as young as what age learned to control their movements and kick faster to move the mobile more? a. three months b. six months c. nine months d. 12 months