On average, well-being increases in emerging adulthood, as does the incidence of:
a. night terrors.
b. physical ailments.
c. vivid dreams.
d. psychological disorders.
Answer: d. psychological disorders.
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In his research, Kevin Miller found that only 48 percent of American children could count to 20, compared to 74 percent of Chinese children. These differences can be understood in terms of
a. cross-cultural differences in number systems, a tool of intellectual adaptation. b. the extent to which children are expected to learn about numbers. c. the relative experiences with guided participation. d. specialized scaffolding abilities of Chinese parents.
The comparatively low rate of masturbation among 19-year-olds is likely related to:
A. developmental factors. B. social factors. C. generational factors. D. emotional factors.
Dr. Reed has a PhD in clinical psychology and was trained in administering psychological tests. Dr. Davis has an MD with advanced training in treating psychological disorders and can prescribe medications. From the given information, we can infer that
A. Dr. Reed is a psychologist and Dr. Davis is a psychiatrist. B. Dr. Reed is a psychiatrist and Dr. Davis is a psychologist. C. Dr. Reed is a social worker and Dr. Davis is a psychologist. D. Dr. Reed is a psychologist and Dr. Davis is a neurologist.
According to the textbook, echoic memory holds auditory information for up to one second.
a. true b. false