Repetitive Motion,overflexion,and Overextension of the Wrist Can Significantly Increase the Risk

question 2

Multiple Choice

Repetitive motion,overflexion,and overextension of the wrist can significantly increase the risk for:

• A)cumulative trauma disorders.
• B)breaking the bone.
• C)arthritis.
• D)both a and b

Compare and contrast theories explaining the phenomenon of rising IQ scores across generations (the Flynn effect).

Evaluate the impact of heterosis (outbreeding) as a possible explanation for the Flynn effect.

Understand the definitions and applications of psychological tests and measurements.

Recognize the importance and methods of archival research in psychology.

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Definitions:

Achievement Behavior

Actions oriented towards accomplishing specific goals or meeting standards of excellence.

Cultural Difference

The varying beliefs, behaviors, languages, practices, and expressions considered unique to members of a specific ethnicity, society, or nation.

External Standards

Criteria or benchmarks that originate outside of an individual or process, used for comparison or evaluation purposes.

Internal Standards

The personal criteria or benchmarks one uses for behavior, which are developed based on one’s values and beliefs.