If we analyzed the argument as a series of syllogisms, how many implicit propositions would be involved?

A) one
B) two
C) three
D) four
E) five

The main difference between social 'loafing' and 'free-riding' is that:

A) although loafers reduce effort on a co-active task, they still contribute to the group product; whereas free riders exploit the group product while contributing nothing.
B) although free riders reduce effort on a co-active task, they still contribute to the group product; whereas loafers exploit the group product while contributing nothing.
C) although loafers increase effort on a co-active task, they do not contribute to the group product; whereas free riders assist the group product and contribute a great deal.
D) free riders increase effort on a task with no expectation of receiving a reward, whereas loafers do not assist with the task and expect all the benefits.

Which of the following is NOT good advice for promoting constructive conflict resolution?

A) Make communication honest and open.
B) Limit complaints to the present situation.
C) Assume responsibility for your own feelings and preferences.
D) Use general statements about the other person's personality.

What is the order of the basic memory processes in which information enters our memory system and is used later

A)  encoding, storage, retrieval 
B)  acquisition, encoding, retrieval 
C)  encoding, retrieval, storage 
D)  storage, retrieval, acquisition

It is difficult to avoid overeating as people age because ______.

A) they spend more time socializing around meals and eating higher caloric foods
B) caloric needs increase and metabolic rate gradually increases as fat cells increase in number and size
C) they get busier and have less time for and interest in healthy meals
D) caloric needs drop and metabolic rate gradually falls as muscle cells decline in number and size

The final acceptance stage of dying as described by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross is characterized by denial, depression, and anger.