Most people in the developed world __________
A) have many opportunities to witness the physical aspects of death
B) die at home, where family members and loved ones attend their last moments
C) do not want to know how we die because they do not anticipate their own end
D) die in hospitals, where doctors and nurses attend their last moments
Answer: D
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William James used the term "stream of consciousness" to indicate ____.?
a. ?that the analysis of consciousness into mental elements is difficult but possible b. ?that the use of introspection to study consciousness is possible c. ?that consciousness is not as important as the unconscious in controlling behavior since consciousness is always changing d. ?that the changing nature of consciousness prevents its analysis into mental elements e. ?that unconscious thoughts can be accessed through free association
A three-year-old says, "Mommy goed away.". This sentence is an example of
a. failure to understand grammar. c. overextension. b. overregularization. d. faulty language development.
Changes in the nervous system during late adulthood
a. increase reaction time. b. decrease reaction time. c. have no effect on reaction time. d. have a small, unnoticeable effect on reaction time.
A team of researchers likes to investigate common perceptions of understanding behavior. Their current project involves research designed to determine whether men actually do differ from women when it comes to listening. What are they likely to find?
a) Contrary to general belief, men and women do not differ in listening skills. b) Men actually process the information but they elect to refrain from responding. c) Brain scans reveal that men tend to use their left hemisphere when listening; women tend to use both hemispheres. d) Brain scans indicate that men process information in multiple areas, which has a detrimental effect on information flow.