Alisha learned from their science teacher that their height resulted from about 700 genes, each contributing a tiny amount of genetic information. This means that their height is due to:

“The capacity of a dynamic system to adapt successfully to disturbances that threaten system function, viability, or development,” is known as _____.

Juan and Juliana moved to the United States from Mexico two years ago and just had their first baby. Although Juan and Juliana’s SES is lower than that of their native-born peers, their baby was born at a healthy weight. This phenomenon is called the _____ paradox.

Annie is sexually active and has contracted an STI. However, she does not recognize symptoms as problematic, has not told her sexual partner, and has no intention of seeking medical care. She is MOST likely _____ years old.

Presidents are more empowered by the Constitution in domestic than in foreign policy.

Who is MOST likely to be the healthiest and happiest at age 70?

A woman in Honduras worked in a field treated with pesticides during pregnancy. Their son was subsequently born with no arms or legs. Their pesticide exposure likely occurred during a(n) _____ period of prenatal development.

According to international rates of co-sleeping, which baby is MOST likely to sleep in their parents’ bed?

Ratification of the U.S. Constitution required approval of how many of the 13 original states?

Kaia was a sophomore thriving in college when her father was laid off from his job. Even with financial aid, the family could no longer afford to send Kaia to college. So, Kaia left school to get a full-time job at a restaurant near the family home. This situation illustrates the _____ of families.