Compared to his Western agemates, Chao, who lives in China, will most likely describe himself by referencing his
A) individual interests.
B) personal attributes.
C) academic and sports-related skills.
D) group memberships and relationships.
D
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The drug thalidomide, which caused stunting or missing limbs because it stopped development of arms and legs between 20 and 36 days after fertilization, illustrates that __________.
A. the embryonic period is a sensitive period for development of basic bodily structures B. all drugs are harmful to the development of the embryo C. the fetal period is a more sensitive period for body structure development than the embryonic period D. developmental errors can occur at any point in the prenatal period
The tendency of persons being surveyed to give polite or socially desirable answers is known as the
a. Barnum effect. b. courtesy bias. c. experimenter bias. d. self-fulfilling prophecy.
Kayla made an appointment with her physician after she experienced a sudden attack of dizziness and nausea. Kayla's physician will most likely begin the examination by checking her
A. ossicles. B. pinnas. C. spinal reflexes. D. inner ear.
A scientist finds that a certain toxic substance reduces myelin. What effect will this have?
A) numbness in the face B) aphasia C) endocrine system overload D) slower nerve signals