Michael is currently caring for his mother, who is a widow and whose health has been declining in recent years. He is also still providing support for his grown daughters, both of whom have been having financial difficulties as of late. Michael is part of the _______________ generation

Roger, Sabiha, Emily, and George are working on a group paper for a class. How would one go about reducing the likelihood of Emily engaging social loafing?

A) Convince Emily that her contribution is unique. B) Have Sabiha confront Emily about her performance. C) Limit Emily's input into group decision-making processes. D) Ask Emily to demonstrate her competence to complete the task. E) Convince Emily to quit worrying about the eventual quality of the paper.

Alicia suspects that her estranged husband is sexually abusing their daughter Kimberly during custodial visits. She tells her friend Heather that she became suspicious when she noticed Kimberly touching her sexual parts in bed on three separate occasions in the past week. Upon hearing this, Heather remarks, "Isn't it common for four-year-old girls to touch themselves in that way out of general

curiosity?" Heather's comment concerns which of the following? a. The base rate of the behavior b. The iatrogenic effect of the behavior c. The incidence of the behavior d. The penetrance of the behavior