The system of rules that governs how we assign meaning to the morphemes we use is called __________

Longitudinal studies of adolescent alcohol use and their expectancy patterns have found that

a. those with positive expectations go on to consume greater amounts of alcohol. b. those with negative expectations go on to consume greater amounts of alcohol. c. those with positive expectations go on to consume lesser amounts of alcohol. d. those who consume greater amounts of alcohol go on to have more positive expectations.

Which of the following statements about how the United States ranks on key measures of children's health and well-being is true?

A) The United States ranks in the top 10 on most key measures of children's health and well-being. B) The United States ranks higher than Spain and Germany on the childhood poverty indicator. C) The United States ranks higher than Canada in public expenditure on children's health care. D) The United States does not rank well on any key measure of children's health and well-being.