Of the 100,000 people in the U.S. who die from alcohol-related causes each year, the most
frequent are from motor vehicle accidents and alcohol-related______.
a. arson c. diseases
b. homicides d. suicides
C
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Which characteristic is an example of temperament in babies?
A. How well-attached the baby is to its mother B. The baby's appetite C. The quality of the baby's mood D. The presence of both parents in the household
The idea of positive regard refers to:
a. our need to feel good about our accomplishments b. our subjective belief that we can succeed in doing something c. influencing other people's lives in healthy and positive ways d. the love, acceptance and respect that we need from those people who are important to us
Sarah is very sympathetic towards others, but has few friends because she is so afraid of rejection. She tends to stay at home, unless her family assures her that no one will criticize her. Sarah exhibits __________ personality disorder
a. antisocial c. avoidant b. schizoid d. none of these
The courtroom is often dramatized in popular culture as an epic battle between the prosecution and the defense. As an attorney, you know that this isn't true. Clients come and go, but your relationship with your colleagues includes prosecutors and judges. Nevertheless, you have to present to your clients the sense that you have their best interests in mind. Describe to a potential, but skeptical client the ethical problems, which arise from these interactions, and how bureaucratic justice does not necessarily mean the practice of criminal law is a confidence game.
What will be an ideal response?