At 0.15% BAC,which of the following is a typical effect?

A) loss of bladder control
B) loss of balance
C) unconsciousness
D) relaxation

The sit-and-reach test primarily assesses the flexibility of the ________.

In the United States, women experience _______ life expectancy and _______ health care than men do.​

A) ​shorter; better
B) ​longer; poorer
C) ​longer; better
D) ​shorter; poorer

​Reliability means

A) ​accuracy.
B) ​structure.
C) ​validity.
D) ​consistency.

According to Ellen Langer and Judith Rodin's research about personal control and older people, the degree of control necessary to produce health benefits​

A) ​may be created by decisions about relatively minor matters.
B) ​should include control over decisions about where to live.
C) ​should include having their choice of a personal physician.
D) ​is so extensive that it is not feasible due to safety concerns.

In the field of behavior change,TTM refers to the ________ model.

Barbiturates are synthetic drugs that​

A) ​are classified as steroids.
B) ​have little or no tolerance, dependence, or withdrawal properties.
C) ​are taken recreationally as "stay awake" pills.
D) ​produce both tolerance and dependence.

Collagen is a key component of tendons,ligaments,and connective tissue within muscle.

One hydration recommendation for exercise is to drink about 20 fluid ounces about 2-3 hours before exercise.

The proper placement of a pedometer is belted on the outermost part of your hip.