A person with alcohol problems who has learned to depend on alcohol and is unable to control his/her drinking is a(n)
a) addict.
b) enabler.
c) dependent.
d) alcoholic.
d
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According to surveys conducted in the United States, what percent of people 65 years old and older rate their health as good, very good, or excellent?
A. one-half B. two-thirds C. three-quarters D. one-fourth
The primary difference between the two-factor theory and the older theories of emotion is that the two-factor theory emphasizes:
A) physiological changes. B) cognitive interpretations. C) overt behaviours. D) classical conditioning.
In I'm OK, You're Not, the article which examines the role of prejudice, what was the main dependent
variable of interest in this second study? (a) whether the target male was rated as qualified for the job (b) whether the target female was rated as qualified for the job (c) whether the target male was rated along gay stereotype-relevant characteristics (d) whether or not the target female was rated along Jewish stereotype- relevant characteristics