We might complain about feeling hot and then drink something cool or loosen our clothing with the desired intent of cooling ourselves but we cannot properly say that these behaviors are:

To obtain reliable testimony from preschoolers

a. interviewers should pursue only one explanation for what happened. b. children should be encouraged to first describe the event in their own words. c. children should be questioned repeatedly on a single issue. d. adults should suggest possible events to cue the child's memory.

Mr. Jones has suffered a severe stroke that has left him unable to walk, speak, or dress and feed himself. He needs nursing care for several hours a day, but his wife has died and his adult son lives 1,000 miles away

Which of the following options would most likely be the type of living arrangement that would best serve Mr. Jones's needs? a. an adult daycare facility b. an assisted living facility c. a nursing home d. an Elderhostel