In surveys of older Americans, researchers should expect that slightly less than half would report that their health and well-being were good-to-excellent
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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Holly's birthday is two days before the cutoff date for kindergarten enrollment. Her parents are considering delaying her school entry by one year. They should know that research reveals that
A) there are long-term academic benefits from delaying school entry. B) school readiness cannot be cultivated through classroom experiences. C) there are long-term social benefits from delaying school entry. D) younger first graders outperform same-age children a year behind them.
Which of the following statements about falls in late adulthood is true?
A) Declines in vision, hearing, and mobility increase the risk of falling. B) Because of weakened bones, serious injury results about 40 percent of the time. C) The risk of serious injury due to falling far outweighs the health benefits of activity. D) Nearly all older adults who have fallen admit that they purposefully avoid activities because they are afraid of falling again.
Approximately what percentage of children will score within the average range of IQ testing?
A) 20% B) 37% C) 67% D) 85%
__________ is/are a female primary sex characteristic.
A. Breasts B. Pubic hair C. The vagina D. The prostate gland