What is the causal relationship between food additives, sugar consumption, and ADHD?
A. Both have been shown to be major causes of ADHD.
B. Only food additives have been shown to be a major cause of ADHD.
C. Only sugar consumption has been shown to be a major cause of ADHD.
D. Neither are major causes of ADHD.
Answer: D
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a. stays the same c. changes b. stagnates d. regresses
In ____ reasoning, adolescents recognize the hazards in making generalizations from extremely small samples
a. scientific b. heuristic c. logical d. formal operations
Generally, the balance of rewards and costs within a relationship is judged in comparison with
a. the amount of self-disclosure that is currently occurring within the relationship. b. our evaluation of the personality traits of other person in the relationship. c. our beliefs about what a “perfect” relationship should be. d. what we have come to expect from past experiences.
According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, the most basic need that people strive to satisfy is ______.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).