! Anytime your mind is traveling elsewhere, or you let emotions get the best of you, __ Please choose an answer: you drive safer you speed you're at risk

Three questions surrounding development elicit continuing debate among researchers and theorists. These three questions include which one of the following? d. What is the shape of development? b. Does development take place gradually? c. Is development orderly? a. Do people develop at the same rate?

10. DPG relies exclusively on which of the following? The employment specialist's knowledge The results of assessments The individual being ready to work The belief that everyone can work

Which of the following factors.may impact a person's Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)? Age Gender Tolerance Ethnicity

RBT: "say ball" Child: "ball" This is an example of an echoic skill. A. True B. False

Question 1 of 5 You're working on a highly technical project and have hit a major roadblock. You need a supportive ally to help you move past it and retrace some of your steps. Who would be your best ally in this situation? an accountability buddy a brainstorming partner a deep dive buddy a role model

More screen time means __ less play time less family time less face to face time

What main idea in the first paragraph is developed throughout the passage? A. Some people are too lazy to eat healthy meals. B. Some people like to eat from vending machines. C. Some people tend to not plan for healthy eating. C D. Some people tend to eat poorly when they are in a rush.

What does "sedentary lifestyle'mean? 3.33 POINTS A ) High flexibility B . Regular movement and exercise C ) Minimal physical activity D Active most days

When issues of culture and diversity are a cross-cutting theme, they dominate in all topics in psychology. are studied separately from other topics in psychology. are integrated into relevant topics in psychology. are integrated into all topics in psychology.

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2. Ms. Grey recently stopped going to her weekly book club. Her family has also noted moodiness. Which level of cognitive impairment is Ms. Grey most likely in? Mild impairment End-stage impairment Severe impairment Moderate impairment

We spend more time listening to others than in any other type of communication. True False

The sequence-of-events model sees incidents as a chain of events that leads up to a failure. leads to a dead end. are mutually exclusive. are interconnected but not related.

6. What is the disadvantage of executing a turnaround by pulling into a driveway on the left side? Having to back out into traffic before proceeding forward Having to cross several lanes of traffic Having to pull forward into a driveway Having to back into a driveway

Who is demonstrating a virtuous, balanced character? Troy is often reckless when he drives, especially when he is running late. Thomas is honest with his friends but not brutally honest. Harold is always willing to deprecate his own worth if it makes others feel better. John will lie and say he agrees with people just to get on their good side.

__ means that everyone in the population has the same likelihood of being asked to participate in the study. guessing placebo effect random assignment fixed assignment

Which of the following is not an element of critical thinking? Following a rote pattern of decision making Maintaining doubt and suspending judgment Being aware of different perspectives Testing alternatives and letting experience guide Being aware of organizational and personal limitations

When someone is feeling good or bad, it is generally reflected in their eyes and/or body language. A True B False

Identify whether Piaget or Vygotsky (or both!) had the following ideas about cognifive development during middle childhood: $\square $ stressed the centrality of instruction. [Select] $\square $ discussed the concept of classification. $\square $ identified the concept of seriation. $\square $ believed that maturation and self-discovery contributed $\square $ believed that children are active learners. $\square $ thought new reasoning skills needed to be applied to $\square $ believed that sociocultural contexts contribute to $\square $ discover stressed the role of guided participation and scaffolding in the zone of proximal development for cognitive growth. $\square $ believed that children develop new concepts to enable children to use logic. $\square $ stressed that educators should consider children's thought processes, not just the outcomes.

What was the main conclusion drawn from the Stanford prison experiment? students cannot be trusted in roles of authority human behavior B. students social roles are powerful determinants of human behavior when operating in a group, some people will put forth less effort than if they were operating alone