In a population of N = 6, five of the individuals all have scores that are exactly 1 point above the mean. From this information, what can you determine about the score for the 6th individual?
a. It is also above the mean by 1 point.
b. It is below the mean by 1 point.
c. It is below the mean by 5 points.
d. There is not enough information to describe the 6th score.
C
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Which statement is true regarding changes in the rate of teenage pregnancy?
A. Teenage pregnancies have decreased with increased sex education, especially abstinence programs taught in the school system. B. The number of teenage pregnancies has remained unchanged over the past 5 years. C. The number of teenage pregnancies has decreased significantly over the past two decades. D. The number of teenage pregnancies has increased by 25 percent over the past two decades.
The most common treatment for pain is
a. medication. b. biofeedback. c. muscle relaxation. d. self-stimulation.
One goal of cognitive therapy is to
a. encourage clients to free-associate. b. aid the client in logical decision making. c. develop more controlled, less automatic, cognitive processing. d. institute automatic acts that occur without inducing anxiety.
Your friend just had her first pregnancy check-up and is just starting her second month of pregnancy. She is very upset that she was not given the chance to hear her fetus's heartbeat. Remembering what you learned in developmental class, what should you tell her?
A. That fetus doesn't have a heart yet. B. The doctor did not want her to hear the fetal heartbeat. C. She will not be able to hear the heartbeat with a stethoscope until the third month. D. The fetus probably has a heart problem.