A neonate enters the world with unlearned, organized, and involuntary responses that occur automatically in the presence of stimuli; these responses are called
a) crying.
b) elimination.
c) reflexes.
d) breathing.
c
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Ellen wants to become a commercial airline pilot, but she suffers from a sleep disorder. Describe the symptoms of the following types of sleep disorders that Ellen may have: insomnia, sleep apnea, and narcolepsy. Explain how each sleep disorder would affect her ability to be a pilot and why it would or would not prevent her from becoming one.
What will be an ideal response?
In what ways do the social networks of younger and older adults differ?
a. Middle-aged adults have more close friends than younger adults do. b. Old people feel more need to receive social stimulation. c. Younger adults have broader social networks than middle-aged adults. d. Older adults interact more frequently with acquaintances.
Early onset of generalized anxiety disorder is ; late onset of generalized anxiety disorder is
a. not associated with a specific life event; associated with a specific life event b. associated with a specific life event; not associated with a specific life event c. the most reliably diagnosed anxiety-related disorder; the least reliably diagnosed anxiety-related disorder d. the least reliably diagnosed anxiety-related disorder; the most reliably diagnosed anxiety-related disorder
Larry does not get a job he wanted. Larry is an external. Which of the following reactions would you expect from Larry?
A. "I'll just have to try harder next time." B. "I guess I did a poor job of selling myself during the interview." C. "It's usually a matter of who you know that determines whether or not you get a job." D. "I must not have had the right kind of background for this job."