Many children exposed to traumatic events demonstrate an ability to adapt to this adversity, which is known as:
A) ?resiliency.
B) ?sensitivity.
C) ?mature independence.
D) ?reassurance.
A
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Work and Marriage were considered key turning points to crime trajectories for
a. the General Theory of Crime. b. persons with good attachment in childhood. c. Patterson's study of the Great Depression. d. youth with high propensities toward crime.
The term refers to practices that are deeply embedded in schools, the criminal justice system, and other organizations that serve gatekeeper functions in society
a) Absolute care b) Institutional discrimination c) Complete isolation d) Social disorganization
Considering the history of ethics in research with human participants, what has been the primary driving force behind increased regulations?
a. Multiple instances of legal violations by researchers that resulted in harm done to participants. b. Increased need to make scientific research difficult in order to attract only the most talented. c. Development of bureaucracy involved in research. d. Discovery of cruel experiments conducted during World War II.
A type of medication sometimes used for its calming or "paradoxical" effect on hyperactive children is:
A) Valium. B) barbiturates. C) Antabuse. D) amphetamines.