Who would have the most difficult time losing weight?
a. a formerly overweight male athlete
b. a person with a low fat-to-muscle ratio
c. an average-weight male with an obese mother
d. a formerly obese woman who has gained back her lost weight
D
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a. led to the development of an organic model of mental illness b. is the first documented attempt to help a special needs child c. led to some of the first empirically supported behavioral techniques for eliminating children's fears d. raised serious questions about the harmful impact of institutionalization of children's development
During what circumstances might alcohol be eliminated in half-lives?
a. When alcohol is consumed on a light stomach. b. When alcohol is consumed on a full stomach. c. Ligh consumption of alcohol. d. Heavy consumption of alcohol.
Samantha, who is 5 years old, is watching TV and sees a boy lie tohis mother but suffer no consequence. According to social learning theory, she is likely to conclude that
A. lying is morally wrong. B. lying is acceptable. C. lying is a violation of one's social contract. D. lying is okay for boys but not for girls.
Dr. Johansen randomly assigned subjects to three different groups during her last experiment
She then proceeded to give all the participants in the experiment a new study technique designed to enhance their learning for the upcoming test. What critical error did she make during her experiment? A) She failed to identify the independent variable. B) She failed to identify the dependent variable. C) She failed to include an experimental group. D) She failed to include a control group.