Heroin works in the brain by binding to opiate receptors, allowing an increase of dopamine in the synapse.

Before their spring vacation, Jennifer takes her college-age daughter Cleo shopping at a new, hip boutique downtown. Cleo holds up a short skirt and colorful top and says, "Mom, you'd look great in this!" Jennifer laughs and says, "Oh no! I couldn't be seen wearing anything from this store. But it would be cute on you!" Which of the following is the cause of Jennifer's response to the outfit?

a. perceived age b. biological age c. sociocultural age d. chronological age

The other day Ann was complaining about the insanity plea; she was concerned that mental health professionals were making decisions that could lead individuals to serve no time for their crimes. What could you tell Ann that would correct some

some of her misinformation? a) Whether a person is found "not guilty by reason of insanity" is a decision made by a judge or a jury, not mental health professionals. b) Only mental health professionals whose diagnostic skills are considered above average are allowed to render opinions in cases involving the insanity plea. c) The testimony of mental health professionals is not allowed in insanity plea cases because it is based on opinion and therefore not subject to proper cross examination. d) Most courts refuse to admit the testimony of mental health professionals because the methods they use to gather information do not meet the court's standard for admissibility.