Research Has Shown That Being Socially Isolated Increases the Risk

question 41

Multiple Choice

Research has shown that being socially isolated increases the risk of illness by the same amount as smoking a pack of cigarettes a day.This finding supports the idea that the need for _____ is a fundamental adaptive motive.

• A) actualization
• B) belonging
• C) efficacy
• D) affiliation

Understand the concept of conciseness and clarity in written communication.

Recognize dynamic and evolving aspects in descriptions.

Illustrate the importance of precise word choice in conveying clear messages.

Enhance vocabulary selection for specific contexts.

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Definitions:

Miranda Rights

A set of warnings given by police in the United States to criminal suspects during arrest, informing them of their right to silence and legal representation.

Articulable Suspicion

A reasonable assumption based on specific facts that can justify further investigation or action by law enforcement.

Ponzi Scheme

A fraudulent investment scam promising high rates of return with little risk to investors, which generates returns for earlier investors with money taken from later investors.

Investment Swindle

A fraudulent scheme designed to deceive investors, leading to financial loss.