In the final stage of Alzheimer's disease, people
a) lose olfactory buds.
b) have trouble recalling particular words during conversation.
c) demonstrate unusual forgetfulness.
d) lose voluntary control of their muscles and are bedridden.
d
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If you compare all the firstborns in your class to all the later-borns, what might influence the results, other than birth order? a. Child-rearing practices have changed from those of long ago. b. More females are firstborns and more males are later-borns. c. Many firstborns come from one-child families
d. The firstborns in your class are older than the later-borns.
Stereotypes about one's own group are called _____, whereas stereotypes about other groups are called _____
a) autostereotypes; heterostereotypes b) heterostereotypes; autostereotypes c) sociotypes; autostereotypes d) heterostereotypes; sociotypes
It is becoming more common for employers to require that their employees visit a doctor to lose weight or to quit smoking. Employers also make employees get symptoms checked out. This form of trigger to seeking health care is called:
a. social cooperation c. social interference b. social sanctioning d. social insurance
When the veterinarian advised an owner to feed her dog in the morning instead of in the evening, it took several days for the dog to stop salivating late in the afternoon around its previous dinnertime. The gradual decrease in salivation across days is an example of:
A) spontaneous recovery. B) extinction. C) generalization. D) second-order conditioning.