As Heather approaches the end of midlife, she has realized that she is comfortable with herself. She is more independent, assertive, and committed to her personal values than she was at 30. Heather probably believes that midlife is
A) a time of upheaval and crisis.
B) "the prime of life."
C) more stressful than early adulthood.
D) a stepping-stone to old age.
B
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A. negativistic, defiant, disobedient, and hostile behavior toward authority figures B. the violation of rules and a disregard for the rights of others C. excessive anxiety about separation from major attachment figures D. sustained attention and/or impulsiveness and excessive or exaggerated motor activity.
Which of the following is TRUE of preschool programs for economically disadvantaged children?
a. The early effects are often very minimal. b. Many studies show that the positive effects are only shortterm. c. These children have been compared to children of similar backgrounds that did not complete such programs. d. They fail to help children avoid delinquent behaviors such as drug and alcohol abuse in adolescence.
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A. everyday reasoning tasks are solved for their own sake B. laboratory reasoning tasks are often solved as a means of achieving other goals C. laboratory reasoning tasks typically have specified procedures D. everyday reasoning tasks typically have one correct answer