It has been reported that 55% of people in the United States use prescription eyewear. You select at random 25 unrelated US people and ask each if he or she used prescription eyewear.  Find the expected number of US people that will use prescription eyewear.

In a study it was found that 46% of people enjoy their jobs, 15% of people enjoy their personal lives, and 8% of people enjoy their jobs and enjoy their personal lives. Given the events: Job = “selected person enjoys the job” Life= “selected person enjoys the personal life” Classify these two events as:

Which statement about treatment for autism is TRUE?

Which statement about treatment for autism is TRUE?

William was doing a class report on asthma and learned that several factors may contribute to its development, including all of the following EXCEPT

Achievement tests are to aptitude tests as___ is to ___.

Austin’s parents neglected him, and the court determined that he needed to be removed from their care while his parents dealt with the issues that led to his neglect. He was placed with his aunt, who provided___.

Ricky’s aggressive behavior could be due to genetic inheritance, exposure to violent media, or living in a violent neighborhood. This reflects the developmental principle of _____.  

Early intervention programs are expensive, ranging from $6,000 to $18,000 annually per child. Why are these programs considered a “wise investment”?

Which of the following is a protective factor in pregnancy