2. Life magazine noted in 1959 that baby boomer parents and their children differed in views about possessions.  The children viewed their demands as   A. necessities.  B. luxuries.   C. occasional indulgences.    D. all of these.

1. According to the introduction of “Affluence and Discontent in the 1950’s” with the waning problems of the 1930s and 1940s, the emerging society of the Fifties appeared   A. to be completely ignorant of a communist threat.  B. refused to accept the traditional views of segregation and continue living in affluence.  C. content with a bland lifestyle.  D. none of these.  

Participants learn from each other by observing the accomplishments of others with similar problems. This is known as what?

69. DNA replication results in two DNA molecules, _____.

Nutrition education intervention generalizations should be written according to the mnemonic “SMART.”

38. Transcription and translation of a gene composed of 30 nucleotides would form a protein containing no more than ___ amino acids.

Do you know the Muffin Man?  If so, where does he live?

There is a surplus of culturally and linguistically diverse health care providers in the United States.

Why is listening an important skill for a nutrition counselor when engaging in cross-cultural interviews?

Which of the following communication styles is characterized by being inappropriately direct and expressive, in addition to self-enhancing at the expense of another?