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100

Consider the following factors: doing well in school, having parents who discipline, and being liked by one’s peers. How many contribute to an adolescent’s level of self-esteem?

Three

100

Research indicates emotional intelligence:

increases with age.

100

Individuals who terminate employment at one point in time but return to work in the same organization at a future time are called ____ employees.

Boomerang

100

The key characteristic of an explicit memory is that it is:

deliberate

100

In general, subjective well-being:

increases in older age.

200

Teenagers are less likely to engage in sexual activity when parents:

monitor their activities

200

The defining belief among individuals experiencing “battered woman’s syndrome” is that:

they are powerless to get away from the abuse.

200

To qualify as “leisure,” an activity must:

be discretionary

200

The rate of severe depression

declines between young adulthood and old age.

200

The permanent stoppage of all brainstem reflexes is one of the criteria for

whole-brain death.

300

According to Holland’s ____ theory, the key factor in determining whether a job will be fulfilling is how the important features of the job fit your personal characteristics.

personality-type

300

What is the MOST common form of family in Western societies?

Nuclear family

300

Coping is defined as any:

attempt to deal with stress.

300

Despite the fact that Feodor’s hands shake and he has a difficult time walking, positioning, and moving his body to get in and out of chairs, he remains mentally sharp. Feodor appears to have:

Parkinson’s disease.

300

By definition, euthanasia is the practice of ending life for reasons of:

mercy

400

Kalya considers herself more than an adolescent but not yet fully an adult. This would qualify her as being in the state known as ____ adulthood.

Emerging

400

Which statement BEST describes familism?

Family needs are more important than individual needs.

400

Though Elsa does not score particularly high on traditional intelligence tests, she is very good at understanding income tax forms, can deal well with all different kinds of people, and is a good troubleshooter around the home and office. Elsa exhibits:

practical intelligence.

400

Experimenters are attempting to assess the upper limits of Ralph’s physical, sensory-perceptual, cognitive, motor, and personal skills. When they are done, they will have determined Ralph’s:

competence

400

Hospice care takes a ____ approach, which is focused on providing relief from pain and other symptoms of disease at any point during the disease process.

palliative care

500

Someone who knows the answers to all the questions on a quiz show would be exhibiting:

crystallized intelligence.

500

Another term for mentor is:

developmental coach.

500

What is the major role of a “kinkeeper?”

Keeping family members in touch with one another

500

Jeff is 73 years old. Lately, he’s been thinking about the things he’s done in his life—his relationships, his accomplishments, and other experiences he’s had. Which term BEST describes what Jeff is doing?

Life review

500

Before she died, Lee completed a document specifying her wishes to be taken off life support should she be in a position where she could not speak for herself and her recovery was all but impossible. Because the form did not give authority to anyone else to speak for her, Lee’s document was MOST likely a(n):

living will.