How can individuals defend themselves against social influence techniques that are based on reciprocation?
a. by stating their position publicly
b. by being aware of the so-called favor and not feel obligated to repay it
c. by simply remaining calm and nonjudgmental
d. by attempting to pause the interaction and eliminate distractions
B
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A. genetic factors B. cultural pressure to drink heavily in some social situations C. lack of an liver enzyme involved in metabolizing alcohol D. stress of living in an industrialized country
The male version of “menopause” is termed ____.?
a. ?andropause b. ?menoslide c. ?testoslide d. ?testopause
Environmental factors such as infection, radiation, or drugs can prevent the normal formation of organs and body structures. Such factors are most likely to have adverse effects during the last few months of pregnancy
a. true b. false
Paul is a seventy-year old man in good health. He takes cholesterol medication, does not smoke, and exercises daily. He takes such good care of his body because he hates growing old. Paul does everything he can to deny it, but he realizes daily that his physical abilities are diminishing and he is getting more forgetful. Given current research on attitudes toward aging which of the following statements is most likely to be true for Paul?
A. his negative attitude will increase his lifespan due to motivating him to take health precautions B. his negative attitude will decrease his lifespan more than his health precautions are increasing it C. his negative attitude will increase his lifespan more than his health precautions are increasing it D. his negative attitude will decrease his lifespan but his health precautions are increasing it at a far greater rate