The Centers for Disease Control (2002) report that children believe
A) it is not "cool" to wear a helmet.
B) helmets are hot and uncomfortable.
C) they will not be injured while riding a bike.
D) all of the above
D) all of the above. Children complain that it is not "cool" to wear helmets, that their friends don't wear them, that helmets are too hot and uncomfortable, and that they don't believe they will be injured on their bicycles.
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What will be an ideal response?
Testing Spearman's g theory of intelligence involves administering a set of tests of
independent intellectual abilities to the same group of people and then a. comparing the total scores for all the tests. b. determining which tests were easiest. c. determining which tests were most difficult. d. correlating the outcomes of the tests. e. identifying who did best and who did worst on each test.