Which of the following U.S. states legally allows physician-assisted suicide?
A. Colorado
B. Oregon
C. Texas
D. New Jersey
Answer: B
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Biologist Zing Yang Kuo (1961) demonstrated that a cat who had been raised from birth with a rat in the same cage would attack neither that specific rat nor other rats. This research suggests that
A) aggression is species specific. B) aggressive instincts can be modified through experience. C) conflict over scarce resources contributes to aggression. D) aggression is an entirely learned response. E) aggressive behaviour is not instinctive.
Which of the following is likely to influence the way 6-month-old Charlie reacts to an unfamiliar adult when he is with his mother?
A. Whether or not the mother works outside the home B. The mother's reaction to the adult C. The adult's height D. The adult's occupation