In social-psychological terminology, what happens as part of the “psychology of war”?
a. in-group feelings are strengthened and hostility to an out-group grows
b. reference groups increase in number and membership groups decline
c. people tend to over-determine outcomes while feeling increasingly anomic
d. social discord is interpreted as loyalty, and diversity of opinion is valued
a. in-group feelings are strengthened and hostility to an out-group grows
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
One of the patterns in the IBD discourse by respondents was to refer to lower half of the body as
a. "private parts" b. "genitals c. "down there" d. "lower parts"
Why did Carrington choose to interview partners in separate, back-to-back interviews instead of in joint interviews?
a. Carrington had too many questions to ask in one interview so divided the questions between partners and asked each partner half of the questions during their interview. b. Back-to-back interviews allowed Carrington to manipulate aspects of the protocol so that respondents would turn on each other. c. Joint interviews are difficult to schedule and Carrington revealed that he struggled to find times that would work for both partners. d. Back-to-back interviews tend to reveal discrepancies in answers to the most routine questions about domesticity, thus revealing reality more than joint interviews.
Which is least important in split-class theories?
A. divisions between social classes B. divisions within social classes C. divisions in the upper class D. divisions in the lower class