Is there such a thing as a "bias for beauty"?
A) No. It's a myth.
B) Yes, and both men and women show the bias to an equal degree.
C) Yes, and men have a stronger bias than women for physical attractiveness.
D) Yes, and women have a stronger bias than men for physical attractiveness.
C
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Which aspect of anatomy differs, on average, between heterosexual and homosexual men?
a. Detailed structure of the blood vessels entering the brain b. Size of part of the hypothalamus c. Distance between the eyes and the mouth d. Ratio of arm length to leg length
According to the research on children's stereotypes,
a. younger children know just as much as older children about our culture's traditional gender stereotypes, but the younger children have more flexible stereotypes. b. older children know more than younger children about our culture's gender stereotypes, but the older children have more flexible stereotypes. c. the current research shows that children are much less aware of gender stereotypes than the children who grew up in the 1960s. d. younger children have more flexible gender stereotypes than older children.CHAPTER 4Adolescence
Five-year-old Bethany enters to the room and promptly sits on the school psychologist's lap without acknowledging her. This is an example of Bethany's ability to differentiate what is social and nonsocial and is known as _____
a. social cognition b. theory of mind c. affective social competence d. theory of others
Belle was unsure of how to cope with her car breaking down. She decided she would have a mechanic determine how much it would cost to have it repaired. Belle is using constructive coping through
a. exerting control over a harmful habitual behavior. b. confronting a problem directly. c. determining her coping resources. d. managing her disruptive emotional reaction.