An eating disorder characterized by recurrent food refusal, leading to dangerously low body weight is called _______.
A. binging.
B. bulimia nervosa.
C. binge-eating disorder.
D. anorexia nervosa.
Answer: D
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a. are more diverse and try to include other groups besides white heterosexuals. b. are more positive than before the 1980s. c. view gender differences on a continuum as opposed to a dichotomy. d. have the belief that traits associated with females represent the norm.
Scientists have partially repaired cut spinal cords in rats by establishing "cellular bridges" to close the gap. Strategies used include all of the following EXCEPT
a. coaxing severed nerve fibers to grow across the gap. b. grafting nerve fibers to fill the gap. c. injecting stem cells into the gap. d. lateralizing the severed nerve fibers so they fill the gap.
How might joy and contentment have an “undoing” potential for negative emotions?
A. They change our cognitions and thus the way we perceive the world. B. They increase our sense of hope. C. They enhance our subjective well-being. D. They act as antidotes to negative emotions.
Research suggest that contribute(s) to children's development of aggression-related behaviors
a. both physical punishment and genetic risk factors b. physical punishment but not genetic risk factors c. genetic risk factors but not physical punishment d. neither physical punishment nor genetic risk factors