When a drug interferes with a person’s functioning or disrupts the person’s relationships
with others, this is known as:
a) Use
b) Tolerance
c) Withdrawal
d) Other (or unknown) substance-induced disorder
a)
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The infant looking paradigm has enabled researchers to make claims about infant cognition that was not previously possible. This paradigm is:
a. free of theoretical assumptions. b. an example of methodology influencing theory. c. a nature-versus-nurture argument. d. the result of a framework theory.
When you have a set of scores that have been collected at two points in time for one group of people, it indicates that:
a. we are using a survey research method b. we are using an experimental design c. we are using the one-group pretest–posttest design d. we are using a case study
Active aging is what?
A. When people become older but continue to grow and participate in family, community, and society. B. Becoming older but avoiding disease and disability. C. When people live in their own unit but gather with other residents for meals and recreation. D. When people stay in one setting but move to more appropriate living units depending on the level of health care.
Researchers question the reliability and validity of a child's testimony in court based on all of the following
concerns EXCEPT
a. desire for revenge. b. reliability of memory. c. understanding of the obligation to tell the truth. d. vulnerability to suggestion.