According to a 2008 government sponsored review, the most frequent danger that teenagers face on the Internet is:
a. pornography.
b. predatory adults.
c. sexting.
d. bullying.
D
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What was the critical patients' rights Supreme Court ruling in the case of O'Conner v. Donaldson?
A. Patients who are not dangerous to themselves or others can still be confined. B. Patients cannot be confined in a hospital against their will if they are not a risk to themselves or others. C. Individuals with mental illness or intellectual disabilities do not have a right to receive treatment. D. Patients released from state mental hospitals have a right to live in a community.
A target's "gaze disengagement" tends to lead perceivers to
a. believe that a target is overly confident. b. rate a target as more physically attractive. c. have difficulty forming an accurate impression of a target. d. form a negative impression of a target.
The dead person rule
a. shows the importance of non-behavior. b. guides ethical treatment decisions. c. requires active-behavior instruction. d. probes for unspoken concerns.
The belief that educational experiences can be arranged so that they strengthen certain faculties of the mind is called:
a. phrenology. b. formal discipline. c. faculty psychology. d. cortical expansion.