While conducting experiments to study the effect of humor on stressed students, it was found that exposing students to humorous videotapes raised the level of__________ in their saliva
A) corticosteroids
B) adrenocorticotrophic hormone
C) immunoglobulin A
D) cortisol
E) Select
C
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Karl has been told that his family produces low levels of the enzyme aldehyde dehydrogenase (ALDH). Consequently, we would expect Karl to react to consuming his first alcohol a. with negative symptoms, including flushing and rapid heartbeat
b. completely normally, as ALDH affects a person's response to nicotine, not alcohol. c. by becoming an alcoholic unusually quickly. d. by experiencing hallucinations.
Which of the following is NOT one of the central ideas of the positive youth development perspective?
A) The more positive social relationships the child has, the better the outcome. B) The community is an essential aspect of supporting positive development. C) Some children grow up in such toxic environments that recovery is unlikely. D) Children are important contributors to their own development.
The more negative a caregiver–recipient relationship, __________
A) the smaller the risk of financial abuse B) the greater the risk of elder abuse of all kinds C) the less vulnerable the older adult is to abuse D) the smaller the risk of physical neglect
From the perspective of ____________, to understand a person one need not consider the social conditions that were in place during the person’s development and that the person is uninfluenced by them.
a. metaphysics b. metaphysical dialectics c. individualism d. asocial constructionism