The two factors in Spearman's two-factor theory of intelligence are
a) general and specific factors.
b) verbal and nonverbal factors.
Discuss the influence that definitions and theories have on the structure and content of intelligence tests
c) intellectual and practical factors.
Discuss the influence that definitions and theories have on the structure and content of intelligence tests
d) genetic and environmental factors.
Discuss the influence that definitions and theories have on the structure and content of intelligence tests
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It is thought that the concept of intrauterine devices (IUD) stems from ____
a. a Victorian era tradition in which women of the elite class would go to "spas" to receive uterine implantations to enhance orgasm b. camel drivers, who would insert small stones into the uterus of female camels to prevent pregnancy c. devices inserted into the cervix that were used during the depression era to abort fetuses d. a medical technique dating back to WWI, in which copper marbles were placed into a woman's cervix to shrink uterine tumors
Why is it most problematic that some people do not consider HIV/AIDS to be a serious health threat today?
a. More recent evidence suggests that there is an 11% chance of contracting HIV by kissing an infected individual. b. The rate of HIV infection in American women is now greater than the rate of HIV infection for American men. c. AIDS remains the fifth leading cause of death among Americans aged twenty-five to forty-four. d. Anti-retroviral drugs developed to decrease the viral load of HIV are not effective against the "newest," most prevalent forms of HIV found in America today.
Leo and Ann are both adult and cousins. Depending on the culture they live in, if they indulge in sexual activity, it would be considered:
A. incest. B. homophobia. C. heterosexism. D. bestiality. E. nepotism.
The intrauterine device (IUD) prevents pregnancy by
A. killing sperm as they enter the fallopian tubes. B. creating a uterine environment toxic to sperm and eggs. C. disabling the cilia that facilitate the passage of the eggs. D. preventing sperm from entering the vagina.