A) motor vehicle accidents.
B) firearms.
C) homicides.
D) sports-related injuries.
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A) 29
B) 50
C) 80
D) 12
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A) 70
B) 15
C) 49
D) 80
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A) eating disorder that involves a binge-and-purge sequence on a regular basis.
B) anxiety disorder whose chief symptom is unrealistic fear of food.
C) drug-induced reaction that produces tremors and vomiting.
D) eating disorder that involves the relentless pursuit of thinness through starvation.
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A) 15
B) 25
C) 50
D) 75
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A) have family dinners most nights of the week.
B) discourage his son from making more friends at school.
C) engage in lesser parental monitoring and control.
D) cease to emphasize educational success.
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A) to be more satisfied with her body at the end of adolescence.
B) to graduate from high school.
C) to engage in early sexual experiences.
D) to have a higher self-esteem.
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A) They are highly perfectionistic.
B) They are severely underweight.
C) They have a positive body image.
D) They have a fear of weight loss.
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A) the prefrontal cortex-involved in reasoning and self-control-has developed fully by early adolescence.
B) the corpus callosum,where fibers connect the brain's left and right hemispheres,thickens in adolescence.
C) by the end of adolescence,individuals have fewer,less selective,less effective neuronal connections than they did as children.
D) the amygdala-the seat of emotions such as anger-matures earlier than the prefrontal cortex in adolescents.
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A) more likely to get pregnant.
B) less likely to get pregnant.
C) equally likely to get pregnant.
D) unlikely; oral sex is not common among adolescents.
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A) Better weight control
B) Better connectivity among brain regions
C) Reduced substance use and abuse
D) Higher blood pressure
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A) are less effective at reducing the risk of adolescent pregnancy than sex education programs.
B) prevent adolescent pregnancies better than sex-education programs emphasizing contraceptive knowledge.
C) are more effective at reducing the risk of sexually transmitted infections than sex education programs.
D) provide useful knowledge about safe sex to sexually active adolescents.
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A) is experiencing normal changes during puberty.
B) will be put on hormone therapy to correct the significant imbalances in hormonal levels.
C) has abnormal levels of male sex hormones.
D) has abnormal levels of female sex hormones.
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A) The first ejaculation
B) Voice changes
C) Increased penis and testicle size
D) Growth of facial hair
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A) 60 to 80
B) 39 to 48
C) 11 to 17
D) 20 to 25
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A) increased until 13 years of age but then declined through 18 years of age.
B) in childhood and early adolescence would persist through to adulthood.
C) increased until 13 years of age and then remained stable throughout adulthood.
D) decreased until 13 years of age and then stabilized to last through 18 years of age.
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