"Knowing about knowing" is called:
a. hypothetical deduction.
b. metacognition.
c. strategy construction.
d. encoding.
b. metacognition.
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How do parents typically respond to an early-maturing girl?
a. They become more restrictive and vigilant. b. They treat them as adults because they look grown up. c. It depends upon the sex of the parent. d. It depends upon the ethnicity of the parents.
Werner and Smith's longitudinal study of Hawaiian children indicated that the two most important protective factors that help at-risk children overcome their disadvantage are
a. a supportive postnatal environment and continued stress. b. continued stress and a two-parent household. c. a two-parent household and high levels of personal resources. d. high levels of personal resources and a supportive postnatal environment.
In a stratified sample, each member of a population has an equal chance of being selected to participate
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Jessie is giving a class presentation on suicide. Which of the following is a point you are likely to hear her make?
A) As depression lifts, the risk of suicide may increase rather than decrease. B) One must be careful when talking with a depressed person about suicide because you might make her more likely to take her own life. C) People who talk about committing suicide are just looking for attention. D) There is seldom any warning given by those who commit suicide.