Adolescents and young adults are particularly in danger from HIV/AIDS because of
A) unprotected sex.
B) intravenous drug use.
C) ignorance about risks and protective measures.
D) All of the above.
Answer: D
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. A particular state implemented a comprehensive smoking cessation program with the money it received in a settlement with large tobacco companies. With respect to such chronic conditions as lung cancer and emphysema, the program is an example of ______ prevention.
A. primary B. secondary C. tertiary D. social
In addition to cognitive restructuring, cognitive therapy employs
a. thought stopping. b. overt-behavioral interventions. c. active persuasion. d. psychopharmacology.
A study found that poorer women in California are more likely to die if they live in better-off neighborhoods than if they live in poorer neighborhoods. According to the authors of your textbook, this difference in life expectancy is due to the a. women in the better-off neighborhoods working longer hours at more stressful jobs. b. extra stress that the women living in the better-off
neighborhoods feel from being constantly reminded that they are relatively poor. c. women in the poorer neighborhoods having better social support than the women in thebetter-off neighborhoods. d. better health care options available to the women in the poorer neighborhoods as compared to the health care options available to those in the better-off neighborhoods.
Lola loves to gamble at the casino boats. She tells you that even though the odds of winning big are low, she is certain that she can win back at least the same amount of money she pays into the slot machines. By determining the odds of winning on the machines, you use a simple equation to show Lola that her __________ is actually negative, and therefore, she should not play the machines if she wants to come out ahead.
A. proposition B. loss aversion C. expected value D. utility