What happens to the eardrum and other structures of the inner ear during middle adulthood? They become ____
a. less flexible and more sensitive to sound
b. less flexible and less sensitive to sound
c. more flexible and less sensitive to sound
d. basically unchanged during this time
Answer: B
You might also like to view...
For Jung, the period crucial to personality development is midlife
a. True b. False
In middle adolescence, people
a. become aware of contradictions between their self-perceptions across social contexts. b. integrate self-observed traits into a consistent portrait of the self. c. remain unaware of contractions between their self-perceptions across social contexts. d. are unable to make comparisons between single abstractions.
When constructing a distribution of the number of people who obtained each score on a test, you should use:
a. a frequency polygon. b. a bar graph. c. a line graph. d. either a frequency polygon or a bar graph.
Which of the following factors play a role in the inhibition of eating?
a) low blood glucose levels b) cholecystokinin c) stomach contractions d) the appetizing smell of food