When We Are Describing a Person, Using an Adjective Can

question 29

Multiple Choice

When we are describing a person, using an adjective can suggest an attribute of that person (e.g., Ben is Asian) . However, using a noun to describe an individual implies a social group and membership of that group (e.g., Ben is an Asian) . The latter is likely to:

• A) decrease the salience of group membership.
• B) invoke stereotypic inferences.
• C) decrease social markers.
• D) implies a singular attribute.

Recognize the importance of early experiences and biological responses, including reflexes and learning capacities, in development.

Understand the adverse effects of teratogens on prenatal development and the importance of prenatal care.

Understand the definitions and differences between physical activity, exercise, fitness, and training.

Recognize the benefits of exercise and physical activity, particularly in reducing cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk and improving cardiovascular health.

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Definitions:

Superior Claim

A legal assertion that some interests or rights (such as those in property) are ranked higher than others, giving them priority in being honored or executed.

Harvester

An individual or machine that gathers crops or other natural resources from fields or natural habitats.

Storage Yard

A designated outdoor area used for the keeping of goods, materials, vehicles, or equipment.

Common Carriers

Businesses that provide transportation services to the public under the regulation of government agencies, typically involving the conveyance of goods or people.