Rising glucose levels stimulate the production of ________ in the body.
A. cortisol
B. thyroxin
C. melatonin
D. insulin
Answer: D
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When chess experts tried to remember the positions of pieces on a chessboard, what happened? a. They remembered well only if the pieces were arranged in a logical way
b. They remembered well regardless of how the pieces were arranged. c. They remembered especially well if the pieces were arranged in a novel, unexpected way. d. They remembered well enough for a moment, but forgot within a few seconds.
Jenna is 14 months old and uses only "bottle," "no," "up," "bye-bye," "mama," and "dada" when she talks. However, when the family is on their way to visit Jenna's grandmother, and her father tells Jenna to get her blue bunny from the bedroom and bring it with her, Jenna quickly runs to get the bunny. This episode demonstrates that
a. toddlers' receptive vocabularies are larger than their productive vocabularies. b. toddlers' productive vocabularies are larger than their receptive vocabularies. c. infants have difficulty pronouncing phonemes they have never heard. d. Jenna is able to overextend her current vocabulary.
If a person had an epileptic seizure in a public place, she would be more likely to be helped if ________
a. one person was in the area. b. four to five people were in the area. c. a dozen people were in the area. d. the place was crowded with many people.
In one experiment, ______ percent of subjects who were alone responded to a taped "emergency" in the next room, and ______ percent of subjects responded who were in a room with a stranger who did nothing in response to the emergency
a. 7; 7 b. 7; 70 c. 70; 7 d. 70; 70