A study of more than 600 college students found that the ones who were most successful in quitting smoking were¬¬¬¬ __________
a) those who perceived that their lives were not very stressful.
b) those who consistently used nicotine patches and nicotine gum.
c) those who had high levels of desire to quit.
d) those who quit dating until they stopped smoking.
a
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What role, if any, does religion play in cultures?
A. Almost all cultures have religious beliefs. B. Most of the people in the world are not religious. C. Religion only plays a small role in most cultures. D. Religion does not help people find meaning in their lives.
The key question in determining whether or not Kwan should be concerned about her memory is,
a. "Does the memory problem interfere in Kwan's life?" b. "Has Kwan ever forgotten to perform a household chore?" c. "How many times has Kwan forgotten something?" d. "Does anyone think Kwan might have a memory problem?"
Which of the following strategies can be used for reducing misidentifications in police lineups?
A. Give eyewitnesses a "blank" lineup that contains no suspects and screen out those who make false identifications. B. Use a sequential lineup where eyewitnesses can compare each person with their memory of the culprit and make an absolute decision. C. Minimize false identifications with instructions that acknowledge that the offender may not be in the lineup. D. All of the answers are correct.
Which of the following sequences correctly depicts the general pathway of a sound entering the outer ear?
A. Pinnae-Auditory canal-Tympanic membrane B. Hammer-Stirrup-Anvil C. Auditory canal-Pinnae-Tympanic membrane D. Anvil-Hammer-Stirrup