Ben has been offered a new job out of state.He is very excited about the new opportunity.As he plans his move he realizes that he does not have enough money to pay a deposit and the first month's rent for a new apartment.He also does not have enough money to rent a truck to move his belongings.He begins to feel panic and frustration.Which of the following is the stressor?

A) being offered a new job
B) having to move out of state
C) feeling frustration and panic
D) not having enough money for a successful move

A person with _____ is repeatedly and intensely sexually aroused by the act of being humiliated, beaten, or made to suffer.

A) sexual masochism disorder
B) masturbatory satiation
C) frotteuristic disorder
D) pedophilic disorder

Stage theories assume all of the following EXCEPT ______.

A) children are qualitatively different from adults
B) children go through stages in a fixed order
C) children learn strategies that help them progress from one stage to the next
D) stages of development are universal

Paternal experiences of pregnancy and birth called _____ are expected in some cultures,a normal variation in many,and considered pathological in others.

A) shenkui
B) Saora disorder
C) biological paradox
D) couvade
Answer Key

Which of the following brain-imaging techniques is considered the most effective?

A) Computerized tomography (CT)
B) Single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT)
C) Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
D) Positron-emission tomography (PET)

Which of the following statements is true of retirement?

A) The adjustment of older retirees tends to be affected by their pre-retirement work identities.
B) The key to successful retirement is doing as little as possible.
C) An individual's adjustment to retirement begins with retirement.
D) Men in same-gender couples are less likely than women in same-gender couples to do retirement planning.