A) engaged in higher levels of physical activity
B) showed unhealthy weight control
C) ate more fruits and vegetables
D) ate less fast food
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A) The decline in food prices in his region.
B) The absence of physical activity in his daily routine.
C) The lower availability of energy-saving devices.
D) The decline in his mental health problems.
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A) Most individuals have a bisexual orientation.
B) Sexual orientation is an either/or proposition where individuals are either heterosexual or homosexual.
C) Sexual orientation is a continuum from exclusive male-female relations to exclusive same-sex relations.
D) Individuals of different sexual orientation have different physiological responses during sexual arousal.
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A) environment's role in alcoholism.
B) role of genes in alcoholism.
C) fact that alcoholism is largely inherited.
D) fact that cultural variations do not impact alcoholism.
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A) The cognitive ability of adolescents and young adults are quantitatively identical.
B) Adolescents are capable of concrete operational thinking,and only in adulthood do individuals enter the formal operational stage.
C) Adults think more idealistically than adolescents do.
D) Adults especially increase their knowledge in a specific area.
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A) proven that formal operational thinking is qualitatively more advanced than postformal thinking.
B) found no evidence of postformal thought in young adults.
C) yet to document that postformal thought is a qualitatively more advanced stage than formal operational thought.
D) found that concrete operational thought is more advanced than postformal thought.
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A) depressant
B) stimulant
C) narcotic
D) sedative
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A) Leptin
B) Barbiturate
C) Nicotine
D) Amphetamine
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A) Realistic thinking
B) Abstract thinking
C) Logical thinking
D) Idealistic thinking
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A) Increased religiosity
B) Support from their children
C) Showing positive aspects of autonomy
D) Peer pressure
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A) cancer.
B) Down syndrome.
C) anemia.
D) hypertension.
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A) In developing countries marriage is hardly a significant marker for entry into adulthood.
B) Economic dependence is one of the key markers of adult status,but achieving it has been considered a long process.
C) Marriage is the most widely recognized marker of entry into adulthood among industrialized countries such as America.
D) The criteria for adulthood remain the same across different types of economies.
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A) Prevalence of obesity among adults in any country is independent of the purchasing power among them.
B) Obesity is far more prevalent in Europe than in America.
C) Obesity is several times more prevalent among women with low incomes than among women with high incomes.
D) Obesity rates are unaffected by the sociocultural factors prevailing in the country.
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A) physical maturity
B) spiritual maturity
C) developing emotional control
D) community service
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A) Abuse
B) Dependence
C) Attachment
D) Addiction
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A) holding out against treatment
B) still trying to beat their addiction
C) resigned to alcoholism
D) hopeless about recovery
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A) 10
B) 42
C) 33
D) 50
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