Test 4

A  one-eighth

B  two-thirds

C  three-quarters

D  one-third

A  passion

B  commitment

C  infatuation

D  intimacy

A  one-fourth

B  one-third

C  three-quarters

D  one-half

A  Personality traits

B  Extended family

C  Friends

D  Younger adults and children

A  75

B  60

C  67

D  50

A  conscientiousness

B  extroversion

C  neuroticism

D  openness

A  intrinsic rewards

B  pension

C  extrinsic rewards

D  pride

A  self-actualization.

B  safety.

C  generativity.

D  love and belonging.

A  caring for her grandchildren while their parents work.

B  gathering the family for holidays and disseminating information.

C  regularly visiting family members who live in care homes.

D  the financial stability of the family.

A  clique.

B  social convoy.

C  kinkeeper.

D  extrinsic rewards.

A  Muscles weaken, and the waistline widens.

B  Skin—especially on the face—has lines or wrinkles.

C  The spaces between the spinal disks widen.

D  Hair thins and some gray hairs start to show.

A  divergent

B  convergent

C  practical

D  adaptive

A  metabolism slows down by about a third.

B  every extra pound is a health hazard.

C  it is okay to be overweight, as long as one is not obese.

D  adults need to consume more calories.

A  15; 55.

B  35; 75.

C  25; 65.

D  45; 85.

A  Mandi, age 20

B  Marla, age 36

C  Jasmine, age 28

D  Shelly, age 44

A  is innately skilled.

B  is extraordinarily gifted in one area.

C  has earned advanced credentials in his or her special area.

D  specializes in activities that are personally meaningful.

A  presbycusis.

B  tinnitus.

C  glaucoma.

D  macular degeneration.

A  Ken’s automatic processing.

B  Stacey’s use of trade manuals.

C  Ken’s innate ability.

D  Stacey’s trial and error.

A  Prescription opioids

B  Benzodiazepines (for treating anxiety)

C  Chronic pain disorders

D  Increased alcoholism

A  prescription medications

B  heroine

C  marijuana

D  methamphetamine

A  Ross, age 55

B  Mark, age 15

C  James, age 23

D  Dean, age 39

A  hide his ethnic identity and attempt to blend in.

B  resist both assimilation and alienation.

C  assimilate with non-Hispanic students.

D  remain alienated from non-Hispanic students.

A  15

B  $35.00

C  25

D  45

A  new friends’ viewpoints.

B  childhood experiences.

C  economic upswings and downturns.

D  career choice.

A  All individuals between the ages of 18 and 30 are now considered to be in this stage.

B  It is a time between full body growth and full adult roles.

C  Many of today’s college students fall within the period of emerging adulthood.

D  Universal trends, including longer educational tracks and later first-time parenthood, have “created” this stage.

A  concrete operational

B  preoperational

C  formal operational

D  postformal

A  generation gap

B  linked lives

C  social convoy

D  family discord

A  generation gap

B  linked lives

C  family discord

D  social convoy

A  Sam, who just started college and is interested in sexual activity but not a committed relationship

B  Amber, who is eager to graduate in one month because she never really fit into the social scene

C  Jasper, who graduates in a few months and already feels sad about leaving the close circles of friends he formed in college

D  Claire, who is a senior in college, has made lots of new friends, and has made many connections through activities and classes

A  “Your grade on this exam will show the amount of effort you’ve put into the class.”

B  “This exam will show which gender has better grammatical skills.”

C  “This exam counts 30 percent toward your final grade.”

D  “This exam will show what you have learned in this chapter.”

A  compression of spinal discs resulting in loss of height

B  far-sightedness due to lack of lens elasticity

C  accumulation of fatty deposits in the torso

D  perisitent ringing in the ears

A  compression of spinal discs resulting in loss of height

B  far-sightedness due to lack of lens elasticity

C  accumulation of fatty deposits in the torso

D  perisitent ringing in the ears

A  accumulation of fatty deposits in the torso

B  compression of spinal discs resulting in loss of height

C  far-sightedness due to lack of lens elasticity

D  perisitent ringing in the ears

A  compression of spinal discs resulting in loss of height

B  far-sightedness due to lack of lens elasticity

C  perisitent ringing in the ears

D  accumulation of fatty deposits in the torso

A  Realistic

B  Social

C  Investigative

D  Conventional

A  Realistic

B  Social

C  Conventional

D  Investigative

A  Conventional

B  Investigative

C  Realistic

D  Social

A  Conventional

B  Realistic

C  Investigative

D  Social