When can infants usually sit up by themselves (without assistance)?
a. by about 3 months
b. not until 9-10 months
c. as soon as they are old enough to lift their heads and torsos off the ground
d. usually around 7 months
D
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After learning about a new social psychology concept, Lorraina takes a moment to analyze and apply the concept to a different situation. She tries to keep an open mind and apply the concept using the scientific method. How is Lorraina attempting to applying social psychology to her own life and experiences?
A. by using self-report scales B. by employing falsification C. by using critical thinking D. by eliminating her own bias
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An individual who is motivated to be moral in order to obey society's rules is in which of Kohlberg's stages of moral reasoning?
A) Social contract orientation B) Good girl-good boy morality C) Universal principled reasoning D) Law and order orientation