All Asians are good at Math. My friend is Asian, so he must be also very good at math

Erika intensely dislikes a coworker and consistently focuses on his negative qualities. When the coworker is late for work but brings in donuts, Erika assumes that the coworker brought donuts because he knew he would be late and is trying to deflect attention away from his lateness. It does not occur to her that he is late because he stopped for donuts. When The coworker offered to help Erika, she thought he had an ulterior motive and said no. When her coworker brought his son on Bring Your Children’s Day, she thought he was irresponsible even though others had brought their children, too.   Erika’s conclusions illustrate the: 

Linda supports pro-choice. She seeks out news stories and opinion pieces that reaffirm the need for pro-choice for women. When she hears stories about abortion and birthright in the media, she interprets them in a way that supports her existing beliefs. Justin, on the other hand, is adamantly pro-life and opposed to pro-choice. He seeks out news sources aligned with his position, and when he encounters news stories about abortions, he interprets them in a manner that supports his current perspective.

People who put a lot of effort into a marriage may be more likely to stay in it, even if it’s not objectively fulfilling, because they’ve invested so much, based on cognitive dissonance; this is  known as

Famous TV celebrity Dr. Oz claimed that selenium supplements could prevent cancer, red onion, and sea bass could drastically reduce ovarian cancer risk, and HCG, a hormone produced by the placenta during pregnancy, is recommended for weight loss. A lot of people believed and followed his claim because of

The GDP of Sri Lanka is 11.8 trillions in their local currency (Rupee) .The exchange rate is 293 Rupees per U.S. dollar.Calculate the per capita GDP of the Sri Lanka in U.S. dollars.remember (trillions are 12 zeros, millions are 6 zeros).

The nurse is caring for a client with the following clinical data.  Based on the clinical data, which prescription(s) would the nurse expect from the primary healthcare provider?  Select all that apply.

The nurse recognizes that a 91 year-old patient may have decreased cardiac reserve.  Which of the following best describes cardiac reserve?

A nurse is preparing a patient for cardiac catheterization and percutaneous coronary intervention. In addition to vital signs, pulse oximetry, and heart and lung sounds, which other priority assessment would the nurse include?

The emergency department nurse assesses a 3-day-old newborn brought in by the mother. The mother states, “My baby is always so sweaty and hot and doesn’t want to eat! I think something is wrong.” The nurse cannot palpate a femoral pulse but notes +3 brachial pulses. Which congenital heart defect does the nurse suspect?