Which of the following increases a person's risk for contracting HIV via the method of administration?
A. Methamphetamine
B. MDMA
C. LSD
D. Benzodiazepine
Answer: A
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a. more likely to engage in impulsive sexual actions, roaming, and aimless exploration. b. less likely to engage in impulsive sexual actions, roaming, and aimless exploration. c. likely to engage in impulsive sexual actions, roaming, and aimless exploration at about the same rate. d. more likely to develop impaired perception.
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A) norepinephrine; acetylcholine B) endorphins; serotonin C) GABA; serotonin D) norepinephrine; serotonin
Which of the following is NOT a frequent kind of error in eyewitness identification?
A. Implying that the criminal is definitely one of the stimulus persons B. Creating no real demand to make a choice C. Encouraging a looser recognition threshold in the eyewitness D. Leaking the detective's hunch
______________ refers to the number of years a person actually lives
a) Longevity b) Quality of Life forecast c) Life expectancy d) U.S. Government Behavioral Index