Susan is frustrated that her roommate refuses to clean up after herself. Rather than confront her directly, she chooses instead to hide her roommate's keys. This is an example of ___________ behavior
a. compromise
b. passive-aggressive
c. accommodating
d. avoiding
b
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b. People are born with or without expertise, and practice plays only a small part. c. Practice is necessary, but people vary much in how fast they reach expertise. d. Expertise depends on overall education rather than practice in a particular field.
Which of the following occurs during digestion?
A. Proteins are converted into amino acids. B. Carbohydrates are transformed into glycerol. C. Toxins are neutralized by the liver. D. Fats are metabolized into simple sugars.
What happens to someone found guilty but mentally ill?
A. The defendant will typically receive the same sentence as someone who was "guilty," but the defendant is supposed to start his or her sentence in a mental health facility and then be transferred to prison after treatment is completed. B. The defendant will typically receive the same sentence as someone who was "guilty," but the defendant is supposed to spend his or her entire sentence in a mental health facility. C. The defendant will typically get a shorter sentence than one who was "guilty;" the defendant is supposed to start their sentence in a mental health facility and then be transferred to prison after treatment is completed. D. The defendant will typically get a shorter sentence than one who was "guilty;" the defendant is supposed to spend their entire sentence in a mental health facility.
Before going to sleep, a man checks his alarm clock to make sure it is set. A short while later, he checks it again and turns off his light. Then he turns the light back on and checks his alarm again
This goes on repeatedly each night until he is so tired he falls asleep. The man appears to have a specific type of a. personality disorder. b. dissociative disorder. c. schizophrenia. d. anxiety disorder.