Rebecca takes a drug that makes her feel good and experience vivid sensations and time distortions. It also slows her reaction time and impairs her peripheral vision. Rebecca most likely has taken ____
a. ?nicotine
b. ?cocaine
c. ?marijuana
d. ?PCP
ANSWER:
c
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a. when you want to emphasize how various concepts are related to each other. b. when the categories are very fluid and not very clearly defined. c. when all of the items are low-frequency nouns. d. when a category has a relatively small number of members.
When Morrison et al., compared the cognitive performance of children who had just made the age cutoff for entering first grade with children who had just missed the cutoff and spent the year in kindergarten, they found
a. no difference in cognitive skills for these two groups. b. higher performance on language, but not math, for the first-grade group. c. higher performance on math, but not language, for the first-grade group. d. higher performance in both math and language for the first-grade group.
An adult who is frequently late to work is being assessed by a behavioral assessor. The assessor is performing a functional analysis of the tardiness. This analysis is LEAST likely to include
a. an examination of the days of the week that lateness is most common. b. an exploration of underlying feelings toward work that may cause the lateness. c. a review of the consequences of the tardiness. d. questions about the events of the evenings preceding tardy arrivals.
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A. dose and duration sensitive. B. decreasing worldwide. C. destructive only to the lungs and respiratory system. D. less likely to affect African Americans.