Major life events are strongly linked to a person's immediate health and psychological well-being, while daily hassles, or microstressors, tend to predict changes in health one to two years after these annoyances begin

In dynamic assessment,

A) a more expert peer works together with a child, each focusing on the same aspect of the problem. B) an adult directs a child to carry out an aspect of a problem, and the child works independently. C) an adult introduces purposeful teaching into a testing situation to find out what a child can attain with social support. D) children are made consciously aware of ethnic stereotypes in the test questions.

According to Turk and Pentland (1995), machine face recognition:

A) is not perfect B) all of the above C) works by looking for 'matches' D) reduces the labor involved to search a crowd for an individual E) is used to track terrorists