According to the social learning theory, the two processes which are useful in explaining the development of gender identity or one's sense of maleness or femaleness are
A. idealism and realism.
B. positivism and negativism.
C. imitation and identification.
D. existentialism and determinism.
Answer: C
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a) 35-year-old partners b) 25-year-old partners c) 65-year-old partners d) 55-year-old partners
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a) There is little evidence that pheromones are involved in romantic attraction. b) Pheromones cause sexual attraction but not passionate love. c) Most of our feelings of romantic attraction are produced by the action of apocrine glands. d) There is strong evidence that pheromones are involved in sexual attraction.
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A. a swinger B. a virgin C. partnered D. single
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A. The refractory period B. Circadian rhythm C. The climacteric D. Puberty