Regarding Alzheimer's disease, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Scientists have confirmed that a defect on one particular gene accounts for the disease.
b. The number of Alzheimer's patients is expected to significantly increase over the next fifty years. c. The available drugs provide only modest benefits in boosting memory functioning in AD patients. d. There currently is no cure for Alzheimer's disease.
e. Alzheimer's disease can affect younger people.
a
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True-false examinations use
a. a dichotomous format. b. a polytomous format. c. a Likert format. d. a category format.
Which of the following is one of the explanations offered in your text as to why Englishspeaking children use more nouns than verbs when they begin to speak, as compared to children of Chinese or Korean descent?
Chinese and Korean languages are "noun-friendly" languages because the rules of the languages are structured around nouns. The English language contains more nouns than verbs; Korean and Chinese languages contain more verbs than nouns. Chinese and Korean children tend to have more limited access to toys than do English-speaking children. Interactions between children and objects are more common in Englishspeaking cultures, while social interactions are more common in Asian cultures.
A psychologist with a humanistic approach would state that behavior is driven by
A. choices. B. instincts. C. genetics. D. rewards.
When Brandon walks into his classroom late with his headphones blaring music so loud that it disrupts the class, the other students and the teacher give him a disapproving look. He quickly turns off the music and sits down, and makes a mental note not to show up late to class again. Brandon has violated a(n) _________ norm.
A. descriptive B. reciprocal C. injunctive D. social