Within the context of Maslow’s hierarchy, people who visit friends on the weekend are focused on a(n) _____.

Which 4-month-old girl’s temperament is the MOST likely to change over time?

By 3 months of age, babies look closely at the eyes and mouth when studying faces. This change in focus is due to _____.

Alexander is a U.S. student studying abroad in Italy. When he is introduced to his host family, the host parents kiss him on both cheeks. When Alexander’s host brother introduces himself and kisses Alexander on both cheeks, Alexander is surprised, but also leans in to kiss his host brother’s cheeks as well. Alexander is demonstrating:

An example of the “difference-equals-deficit” is _____.

Dr. Kong does a study in which he finds that smoking is correlated to an increased risk of high blood pressure. He publishes his results. Then Dr. Meco does the same study using different participants in another city. Dr. Meco’s work is an example of _____.

“I escaped slavery and became one of America’s best speakers and writers about my experiences in slavery. My autobiography, published in 1845, was widely read and reprinted.” This statement describes the real-life experience of abolitionist leader:

Which of the following statements about the effects of cigarette smoke on a fetus is true?

True/False with explanation question (4 points): First write if the statement highlighted below is TRUE or FALSE. Then in a brief sentence explain why it is true or why it is false, or, alternatively, give an example of how it is true or how it is false. You need to both label the statement true or false and provide an explanation to get full credit. The triple bottom line emphasizes that profits should be the only thing that drives company decisions, innovations, and behavior. 

Prior to the Civil War, why did the South remain agriculturally-based instead of diversifying its economy?