What was a major factor for the increase in human populations?
a. A large stable base of calories.
b. The hunter-gatherer societies.
c. Reduction of common diseases.
d. Access to better medical care.
A
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A) less likely to recover fully, and more likely to be hospitalized. B) less likely to recover fully, and less likely to be hospitalized. C) more likely to recover fully, and more likely to be hospitalized. D) more likely to recover fully, and less likely to be hospitalized.
Which of the following statements is true about personality assessment?
A. Assessment of personality is useful only if we assume people can report about themselves accurately and honestly. B. The methods a psychologist uses to assess personality depend partly on which approach to personality he or she adopts. C. Psychoanalytic psychologists often use self-report inventories to assess personality. D. Psychologists no longer use vague stimuli like inkblots to measure personality.