The results of a survey (DiCamillo and Field, 2006) on attitudes regarding actively taking steps to end the life of a person
who is terminally ill indicated what percentage of individuals from the five developing countries involved in the study agreed with this approach?
a. at least 90%
b. at least 70%
c. at least 50%
d. at least 30%
Answer: B
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Bowlby argued that in humans, imprinting
a. is solely due to an infant responding to the sight, sound, and touch of a caregiver. b. is solely due to a caregiver's biologically driven response to an infant's signals. c. is due to a combination of interactions between the infant and caregiver. d. is impossible (as it is only found in lesser species).
To demonstrate the complexity of human perception, a challenge took place in California where entrants had to design a motorized vehicle that could drive through a 55-mile course without human assistance. The winning vehicle was only able to stay on the course and avoid various obstacles while traveling at a rate of ____ miles per hour
a. 3 b. 7 c. 10 d. 14
Piaget's cognitive-developmental theory:
a. has been validated - infant cognitive development occurs in discrete stages. b. has not been observed cross-culturally. c. is an excellent theory for understanding infant social development. d. is a very comprehensive theory of cognitive development.
Individuals high in ________ are more likely to adopt avoidance goals
a. neuroticism b. conscientiousness c. optimism d. extraversion