After she graduated from college, Michelle lived on her own for three years, but found the responsibilities of adulthood too much to handle. Consequently, she moved back home to live with her parents. Michelle is an example of what is known as __________ during the period of emerging adulthood.

Sasha says, "I better put my homework in my backpack so that I don't forget to take it in the morning." This demonstrates the successful application of Sasha's

A) short-term memory. B) cognitive inhibition. C) metacognitive knowledge. D) cognitive self-regulation.

An increased risk of developing schizophrenia is associated with

a. the mother experiencing obstetric complications. b. being born during the late summer months. c. a child born to a mother who experienced alcohol withdrawal. d. having an elderly father. e. being born in the fall months.