Groups are important to us because they provide advantages like resource sharing in times of scarcity. What is this type of advantage?
A. evolutionary
B. group cohesiveness
C. social support
D. sense of identity
Answer: A
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Beth has noticed that her nine-year-old son, Billy, has trouble going to sleep at night and frequently tosses and turns for hours after she puts him to bed. Billy and Beth could most benefit from a suggestion that they
a. use mental imagery by picturing relaxing scenes, such as lying on a warm tropical beach, as he gets ready for sleep b. limit his intake of caffeine in the afternoons by not drinking coffee after 4 p.m. each day c. try to "force" sleep by insisting that Billy remain as still and motionless in bed as possible d. adopt a regular exercise program and encourage Billy to exercise vigorously shortly before bedtime e. establish a regular bedtime routine and consistently go through this routine before sending Billy to bed
After covering the infant's eyes, a researcher places an object in an infant's hand. Later, the
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A statement that describes low birth weight infants is that they ______.
A. are likely to get sensitive care from parents B. are at risk for insecure attachment C. seek out stimulation from the environment D. tend to sleep less than their full-term counterparts