Most experts today would advise a women who believes she is about to be raped to
a. resist with all means possible (verbal and physical) and try to escape
b. try to talk her way out of it, but not to react physically, as this often results in greater physical harm
c. avoid verbal assertiveness, as this may anger the rapist
d. not resist, as there is little chance of escape, and resistance will likely result in greater physical injury
a
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A. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) B. Behavior therapy C. Applied behavior analysis (ABA) D. Psychoanalytic therapy
Milo flinches after seeing lightning because in previous instances the lightning was followed by thunder, which scared him. In this scenario, flinching to the lightning can be interpreted as being a(n) __________.
A. unconditioned stimulus B. unconditioned response C. conditioned stimulus D. conditioned response
The most dramatic gains in height and weight occur during:
A) prenatal development. B) adolescence. C) infancy. D) the first few hours of birth.
Carmen has fuzzy vision because her eyeball is too long. Carmen has the condition called
a. hyperopia. b. myopia. c. astigmatism. d. presbyopia.