More than young adults, middle-age people
A) accept their good, but not bad, qualities.
B) accept their bad, but not good, qualities.
C) feel positively about themselves.
D) feel negatively about themselves.
C
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The research on body weight and dieting shows that
a. about one-third of US adults can be considered overweight. b. people who are overweight and who also do not exercise are at risk for some specific health problems. c. several new diet plans are effective in producing long-term weight loss, even when people do not exercise. d. overweight people should aim to lose at least 25 pounds, or else the diet will not be effective.
The right time to discuss salary is
a. before the interview. b. at the beginning of the interview. c. after a firm offer of employment has been extended. d. when you start the job.
You and your family are leaving on a week-long vacation. As you leave your hometown behind, you begin to feel excited as you anticipate the adventures to come and start remembering other exciting vacations that you have taken over the years with your family. This suggests that your memory is
a. state-dependent. b. eidetic. c. proactive. d. regressive.
An individual with a "split brain":
a. will most likely die. b. will probably become schizophrenic c. will probably develop a split personality. d. none of the above