By the end of the Middle Ages, ____ students made up the majority of the students taking advanced classes at the universities
a. theology
c. linguistics
b. medical
d. law
D
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The main impact of paternal consumption of alcohol (i.e., father's drinking) on a child involves the fact that fathers who drink tend to have
a. no viable sperm. b. a greater potential to pass along the recessive gene related to Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. c. poor parenting skills. d. genetic defects they pass on to their children.
In Larson and colleagues’ study, teens who reported a negative mood when they were beeped were most likely to feel better
a. if their mother or father was sensitive and responsive. b. simply if their mother or father was at home, regardless of responsiveness. c. if their mother or father told them to toughen up. d. if they could get away from their parents by spending time in their rooms alone.
According to Bloom and Lahey (1978), the 3 main components of language are __________,
__________, and __________. Fill in the blanks with correct word
__________ increases the risk for cataracts
A) Working at a computer B) Color blindness C) Heredity D) Impaired vision in childhood