Monica had a serious case of the flu, with lots of vomiting and diarrhea. When she called the Health Center for advice, a nurse told her to
A. drink as much plain water as possible.
B. drink sports drinks containing sodium instead of plain water.
C. avoid drinking anything until the vomiting and diarrhea stopped completely.
D. drink coffee or tea without cream or sugar.
Answer: B
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a. the edges, such as the chin. b. the eyes. c. the mouth. d. the entire face.
Paivio conducted a study on mental imagery for the faces of clocks. His study demonstrated that
a. individual differences are small, with respect to response latency on clock-imagery tasks. b. high-imagery people have faster reaction times than low-imagery people. c. the larger the difference between the two angles that were being compared, the slower the decision speed. d. experimenter expectancy can explain the results of this research.
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a. ?common fate b. ?texture c. ?continuity d. ?closure
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What will be an ideal response?