Which of these present the lowest potential for abuse?
a) Benzodiazepine
b) Methaqualone
c) Secobarbital
d) Pentobarbital
A
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a. ?retroactive b. ?proactive c. ?repression d. ?cue-dependent
Self-report of problem solving is the most accurate when:
a. face-to-face interviews are used. b. preceded by questions on intelligence and general ability. c. survey participants have just solved the problem. d. accompanied by visual stimuli like figures and diagrams.
If individuals are asked to rate the effectiveness of condoms in preventing the transmission of HIV (the virus that causes AIDS), they would be most likely to rate a condom as effective if they were told ________
a. that the condom has a 95 percent success rate in protecting against the HIV. b. that only 5 condom users out of every 100 are not protected against the HIV. c. that the condom has a 5 percent failure rate in protecting against the HIV. d. It does not matter, because all of the other options describe the same statistical effectiveness.
Leisl has been a cigarette smoker for 8 years, and currently smokes between 1 and 2 packs of cigarettes per day
She has not yet developed any significant lung diseases, such as cancer or emphysema, but she has decided to quit smoking. After she succeeds, her body will start healing itself. Within several years, which of the following will be the most important benefit of her decision to give up cigarettes? A) Her risk of premature death will drop to match that of a person who has never smoked. B) Her risk of lung cancer will be cut in half. C) Her risk of developing nicotine-induced dementia will be completely eliminated. D) Her risk of developing emphysema will drop by approximately 40%.