Chapter 2 discussed images of women in religion and mythology. According to this discussion,
a. both Jews and Christians believe that God created women and men to be equally valued.
b. women are most often portrayed as different from men, but in a positive way.
c. non-Christian religions typically present relatively positive images of women.
d. the number of female clergy in Protestant denominations is increasing.
D
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Popular wisdom is often contradictory, as with the following two sayings: 1) "opposites attract" and 2) "birds of a feather flock together.". Research on the relationship between similarity and liking suggests that a. statement #1 is more accurate? people tend to be more attracted to those who are dissimilar from themselves. b. statement #2 is more accurate? people tend to be more attracted
to those who are similar to themselves. c. both are right for different people? heterosexual men tend to be attracted to similar others whereas gay mentend to be attracted to dissimilar others. d. both are right in different conditions? people are attracted to similar others when they are interested in longterm relationships, but they prefer dissimilar others for less serious relationships without commitment.
Agonists are drugs that:
a. block the action of neurotransmitters b. increase the number of excitatory synapses in the brain c. increase the number of inhibitory synapses in the brain d. mimic the action of neurotransmitters
People use the strategy of "staging performances" in order to
A) appear likable. B) appear competent. C) appear powerful. D) convey status.
Intelligence tests are based on the assumption that a detailed sample of a person's current intellectual functioning can predict
a) brain dysfunction. b) innate aspects of IQ. c) cognitive effectiveness. d) academic potential.