Which of the following women is the most likely to thrive in a nontraditional career?
A) Raelynne, whose three aunts have successfully dealt with family–career role conflict
B) Renae, who has infrequent interaction with other female professionals in her field
C) Rhiannon, whose husband wants her to stay at home to tend to their young children
D) Rita, who works exclusively with male managers
A
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a. observing other law students or lawyers, to see whether she can identify with them, or see herself in their shoes b. reflecting upon personal experiences she has had that might be relevant to law school (e.g., the time she spent on the debate team in high school), and thinking about how much she got out of those experiences c. talking to friends, family, and fellow students to solicit their input and advice d. going online or to the library and looking at hard core demographic statistics, to see whether she fits the "right" demographic profile
In addition to the underdeveloped executive branch of the brain and the rush of hormones, teen drivers are at additional risk because:
A. of their lack of understanding of other well-established risks, such as using a cell phone while driving B. their cars tend to be poorly maintained C. of busy schedules D. their cars tend to be old and lack modern safety features
Which best illustrates gender segregation?
a. The fact that boys are better at spatial abilities than girls. b. Seeing one group consisting of all girls playing at one end of a gym and an all-boy group playing at the other end. c. The fact that girls are more emotional than boys. d. Seeing a sign that says both boys and girls can try out for the dance team.
According to the research on word boundaries in speech,
a. phonemic restoration helps us detect word boundaries. b. listeners are typically accurate in detecting word boundaries, even when there is no actual gap. c. most people are clearly aware that speakers tend to run their words together d. the boundary between spoken words is even more clear-cut than the boundary between printed words.