__________ tests measure verbal ability, problem-solving skills, and numerical and quantitative skills
a. Aptitude
b. Intelligence
c. Achievement
d. All of the above.
d.
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Which of the following is not an argument made against the death penalty?
a. A lack of reliable evidence that it decreases murder rates b. Murder rates are lower in states that do not allow the death penalty. c. Costs are high. d. DNA evidence is exonerating more and more people on death row.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Infant nonverbal behavior may predict internal representational patterns of attachment. 2. In a secure attachment, infants would not be distressed when separated with their mother. 3. Children with anxious-ambivalent attachment styles grow up to be adults that rely on emotion-focused coping strategies when faced with stress in relationships. 4. Infants that exhibit avoidant attachment do not exhibit distress when the mother leaves or when the mother returns. 5. Attachment styles dictate how a person regulates emotion.
What can you reliably predict about normal age-related changes in cognitive functioning in middle adulthood?
a. Most people will have difficulty remembering events in their past life. b. Most people will have difficulty paying attention to work tasks. c. Most people need to take a little more time when solving complex problems. d. Most people become more impulsive when it comes to decision-making.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. German medical research after 1933 and prior to the Nuremberg Tribunal was secretive and hidden from the population. 2. “Better baby contests” were a normal activity for proud parents from all ethnic backgrounds at state fairs from 1900 onward. 3. The goals of the American Eugenics Society were directed to the tasks of improving health and cleanliness of American children. 4. The Supreme Court of the United States declared state laws forcing some individuals to be castrated or otherwise sterilized to be unconstitutional in 1927.