Which of these are common medical complications of bulimia nervosa?
a) blood loss, fractures, and skin rash
b) depression, headache, and insomnia
c) irregular heartbeat, seizures, and tooth decay
d) rapid heartbeat, severe cough, and shallow breathing
C
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Successful intervention to teach Type A patients how to respond to stressful interactions with less hostility often uses ________, so the patient can try out new, less hostile ways of responding
a. acting out b. group therapy c. acting intervention d. role playing
A child with gender _____ understands that gender is stable over time, but does not understand that gender is stable across situations
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Jerome’s prefrontal cortex was damaged as a result of a skiing accident. He retained his semantic and procedural knowledge of how to drive a standard shift automobile. Jerome would most likely have problems recalling which of the following?
a. ?how to parallel park, whether driving his own car or one owned by a friend b. ?how to find his way about in his home town c. ?how to check the oil level or what an oil filter is used for d. ?who taught him to drive a standard shift or how old he was when he learned
Regarding aging and ageism, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Popular stereotypes of the "dirty old man," "meddling old woman," "senile old fool," and the like help perpetuate myths about aging. b. In some societies, ageism is expressed as respect for the elderly. c. Ageism is being shown when older people are spoken to in an overly polite, slow, loud, and simple way, implying that they are infirm, even when they are not. d. Basing retirement on a person's age makes sense, since older workers in most occupations perform poorly in jobs that require both speed and skill.