The understanding that a woman who cuts her hair short remains a woman and does not automatically turn into a man is referred to as _____
A) gender constancy
B) gender stereotyping
C) object permanence
D) ethnocentrism
A
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Which statement accurately describes the rates of mental illness in men and women?
A. Mental illness is more common in women. B. Mental illness is more common in men. C. Overall rates of mental illness are similar in men and women. D. There are large gender differences in mental illness rates in children, but not adults.
Seven-year-old Ben is riding his bike to the park to meet some friends. He stops at a stop sign and signals his intention to turn left into the park. Ben's memory of the laws of the road is an example of __________ memory, whereas his ability to ride the bike shows __________ memory.
A. episodic; semantic B. semantic; episodic C. episodic; procedural D. semantic; procedural
What belief serves as the basis for the Salovey and Mayer four-branch model of emotional intelligence?
A. Skills needed to reason about emotions are hierarchical. B. Skills needed to reason about emotions are dynamic. C. Skills needed to reason about emotions are innate. D. Skills needed to reason about emotions are learned.
The terms "jocks," "normals," "druggies," and "toughs" are examples of peer groups referred to as ________
Fill in the blank with the appropriate word.