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Faster heartbeats and heavier breathing, which accompany exercise, are _____.


A) homeostatic responses
B) metabolic indicators
C) organ reserves
D) allostatic loads

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Social norms exert a particularly strong influence on college students.

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Attitudes about the purpose of sexual behavior fall into three categories. Identify and briefly describe each of them.

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About one-fourth of all people in the Un...

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Conclusions based on U.S. college students may apply only to those who are WEIRD, which refers to _____.


A) the idea that they are chronic risk takers with little responsibility
B) "Western, Educated, Industrialized, and Rich Democracies"
C) "Witty, Educated, Intelligent, Risk-Taking, and Daring"
D) their deviation from the social norms of their parents' generations

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Chase exercises six days a week to have a fit, muscular, and attractive body. Chase is most likely which age?


A) 12
B) 16
C) 20
D) 40

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During emerging adulthood, males gain more arm muscle and females gain more _____.

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Which of the following statements is NOT true about emerging adulthood?


A) It is a time between full body growth and full adult roles.
B) Many of today's college students fall within the period of emerging adulthood.
C) Universal trends, including longer educational tracks and later first-time parenthood, have "created" this stage.
D) All individuals between the ages of 18 and 30 are now considered to be in this stage.

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Forms of recreation that include apparent risk of injury or death and that are attractive and thrilling as a result are referred to as "_____ sports."


A) thrilling
B) extreme
C) injury-inducing
D) mundane

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Three body functions protect emerging adults: _____.


A) lymph tissue, strong muscles, and a developing brain
B) organ reserve, homeostasis, and allostasis
C) metabolism, neurotransmitter production, and lymph tissue
D) the circulatory system, the metabolic system, and the neurological system

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The best way to prevent STIs is lifelong _____.

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Developmentalists cluster adults into chronological age groups for all the following reasons EXCEPT _____.


A) age matters to adults as they live their lives
B) developmental variations are nonexistent
C) maturation and experience accumulate
D) cohort matters

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A method of reducing risky behavior that uses emerging adults' desire to follow social norms by making them aware, through the use of surveys, of the prevalence of various behaviors within their peer group is referred to as the "_____."


A) diathesis-stress model
B) social norms approach
C) truth model
D) overestimation-underestimation approach

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Age and _____ vulnerability shape the symptoms of anxiety disorders.

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Define social norms, and explain the social norms approach to influencing college students' behavior. How do emerging adults respond to the results from social norm surveys?

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Social norms are the customs for typical...

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Ren is experiencing hikikomori. For the past six months, he has stayed in his room almost all the time because of his anxiety regarding the social and academic pressures of college. Ren MOST likely lives in _____.


A) the United States
B) Brazil
C) Japan
D) Sweden

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To what degree are STIs represented among emerging adults? What are the best ways to prevent or limit the spread of STIs?

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Half of all new cases of STIs worldwide ...

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Although Leah has a closet full of clothes and shoes, she is shopping for a new outfit to wear on Saturday night. Leah wants to look good, and she thinks a new outfit will help her accomplish this goal. Statistically, Leah is most likely to be which age?


A) 15
B) 23
C) 31
D) 40

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Statistically, which of these 21-year-olds is the most likely to engage in extreme drinking?


A) Henry, who did not go to college and works full-time
B) Stanley, who is a college junior
C) Hillary, who graduated from college 10 years ago
D) Jessica, who did not go to college and works part-time

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College students may avoid getting a flu shot because it does not guarantee that they won't get the flu.

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Before they reach age 30, about _____ percent of U.S. residents suffer from a mood disorder, such as mania, bipolar disorder, or major depression.


A) 8
B) 25
C) 50
D) 90

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