Janelle was eating dinner at a restaurant and her some people discussing the positive impact of drinking matcha tea in preventing many illnesses. She is initially not persuaded by this information because she is not confident that those people were well-informed. However, several weeks later Janelle can no longer remember the source of this information but does remember the idea that matcha tea consumption may be linked to lower rates of serious illness. Since Janelle forgot the source of the information, she may be vulnerable to the:

Serena has said many times that she does not pay attention race or ethnicity. Instead she has the idea that group identities should be ignored, and that people should be judged solely on their individual merits. Her thinking BEST describes which social psychological concept?

Professor Matthews is writing a chapter for a new social psychology text book on this theory which proposes that group status is an important part of self-definition and self-esteem.

News anchors like ABC’s David Muir and NBC’s Lester Holt are both high in appearance of expertise and trustworthiness, which increases their __________________

When Celeste was unable to obtain her regular supply of heroin, she began to develop pain and an intense craving for the drug. Celeste was experiencing symptoms of

The element chlorine has an atomic number of 17. How many electrons are in the OUTER orbital of a chlorine atom?

A basement membrane is always found between epithelial tissue and ________________ tissue.

In the human body, leukocytes function by:

In the taxonomic hierarchy, the Family category is placed between the _________________ and the _______________.

In living cells, chromatin is composed of