In I'm OK, You're Not, the article which examines the role of prejudice, an independent variable was
(a) participant's personality ratings of a job candidate
(b) the differences in colleges attended by the participants
(c) the age of Greg, the gay man in the scenario presented
(d) the instructions given to participants about the IQ test
D
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c. Because people have given up trying to "live clean" and avoid exposure to environmental teratogens. d. Because people are so often unaware of environmental teratogens in their surroundings.
In the year following the ____, the Equal Opportunity Employment Commission received 706 complaints of workplace discrimination against Arab Americans, 383 more than in the year before the event
a. 2011 bombing of government buildings b. September 11, 2001 attacks c. election of President Barack Obama d. 2012 shooting in a Colorado movie theatre
While Ginger has always thought of herself as the best dancer in the world, she has just begun to notice that some of the other kids in her class are better than her. This realization indicates that Ginger has begun to engage in
a. behavioral inhibition. b. social comparison. c. disengagement. d. joint attention.
Norman is a hotel owner with a calm, laid-back style of living who occasionally "splits" into a different personality. This other personality is a cranky, violent old woman. Norman is exhibiting ____
a. ?dissociative identity disorder b. ?bipolar disorder c. ?schizophrenia d. ?cyclothymic disorder