What percentage of elderly people finish their lives in nursing homes?
a) 3 percent
b) 5 percent
c) 7 percent
d) 10 percent
Answer: b
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Adair is only in a good mood in the afternoons if he has the chance to work out over his lunch hour. In this example, Adair's behavior has:
a. low consistency b. low distinctiveness c. high distinctiveness d. high consensus
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A) Jerry; rhyme judgements almost always result in better encoding than do semantic judgements B) Jerry; the encoding context matched the retrieval context C) Jimmy; semantic judgements almost always result in better encoding than do rhyme judgements D) Jimmy; the retrieval context was sufficiently dissimilar from the encoding context
One difference between rods and cones is that ________
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