In comparison to Levinson's view of the midlife crisis, most modern theorists view this crisis as:
a. less likely to occur than Levinson thought
b. more likely to occur than Levinson thought
c. more likely to occur in men, but less likely to occur in women than Levinson thought
d. less likely to occur in men, but more likely to occur in women than Levinson thought
a
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Failure to control the bladder once the "normal" age for bladder control has been achieved is called
a. encopresis. b. urinesis. c. enuresis. d. ontothesis.
Parkinson's disease may be caused by ______.
A. environmental toxins B. faulty metabolism of fats C. an unrecognized parasitic infection D. demyelination disorders
What was the focus of Freud’s studies and theories?
a. The unconscious mind b. Personality traits c. Individual temperaments d. Self-efficacy
Does an evolutionary perspective of human behavior mean that we are less likely to be able to change our own behavior because remote causes have resulted in natural selection leaving the current environment little influence?
A. No; the role of mutations causes behavior to be less than hard-wired. B. No; the role of proximate causes is also a recognized influence on behavior. C. Yes; if a behavior is adaptive, then continuation of the genes supercedes the current environment. D. Yes; biology is a far greater influence, as it is a more stable factor