The four most widely sold benzodiazepines are all longer-acting drugs sold primarily as
A. anxiolytics.
B. analgesics.
C. hypnotics.
D. antidepressants.
A
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A. increasing; 15 B. declining; 13 C. declining; 17 D. increasing; 19
Which of the following illustrates the nature/nurture theme?
a. A child's early experiences direct the synaptic pruning that occurs in the first years of life. b. The timing of puberty depends on both your genetics and what sort of nutrition you have had. c. Babies remain the same length for days, and then grow several centimeters all in one day. d. Motor development in infants is related to the infant's cognitive and social goals.
What does the health locus of control scale measure?
A) The extent to which you feel you can control factors that influence your health. B) The area of your body that you feel is most healthy. C) How income is related to health outcomes. D) Your genetic proclivity for obesity.
If a hamster in its home territory attacks an intruder, what will the hamster do if a second intruder arrives shortly after the first intruder leaves?
A. Withdraw from the second intruder. B. Play with the second intruder. C. Attack the second intruder quickly and vigorously. D. Attack the second intruder but less vigorously than the first.