Amy is a participant in Terman's longitudinal study of gifted children. According to the information in your textbook, Amy will most likely not____compared to others her age.?
a. ?attain remarkably high levels of distinction
b. ?live a more successful life
c. ?live a more physically and mentally healthy life
d. ?have more of the same basic cognitive abilities
ANSWER:
a
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a. ?It has inhibiting effects on behavior. b. ?It suppresses the left hemisphere. c. ?It has disinhibiting effects on behavior. d. ?It activates the frontal lobes.
The hypnagogic state of consciousness occurs:
A) as we begin to fall asleep. B) while we are dreaming. C) in the deepest stages of sleep. D) as we are waking up.
Johnny hated going to the doctor because he always received vaccinations. When he entered the doctor's office, he would become anxious and his stomach would hurt. When Johnny reached the age of 8, he was finished with his immunizations. After many trips to the doctor's office with no injections, what should happen to Johnny's anxiety and stomach ache?
A) They should get worse with every visit. B) They should stay the same. C) They should gradually become less severe and eventually disappear. D) They should start occurring before he even enters the doctor's office.
Jose is enthusiastic about a new political candidate but feels that he has no time to campaign in support of this candidate. In this example, Jose's behavior has been influenced by
A) subjective norms. B) perceived behavioral control. C) attitude strength. D) persuasive messages.