Allport identified the ________ as the single trait dominating the behavior of an individual.

A. central trait
B. secondary trait
C. dependent trait
D. cardinal trait


Answer: D

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Various court rulings (Ex Parte Crouse included) assumed that the Philadelphia, and presumably other houses of refuge, had a beneficial effect on its residents

The reason such corporal and physical abuses were allowed to continue without court or judicial intervention was: a. Houses of refuge were not regulated by laws. b. Houses of refuge were considered schools and not prisons. c. The courts agreed that physical abuse were supposed to be good for the child. d. No one ever pointed out such abuses to the courts. e. These abuses were NOT allowed. Strict court involvement and regulation resulted innumerous arrest for child abuse.

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Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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Jeff Johnson is the newest judge to take the bench in the fifth district of Virginia. He spent 25 years as a prosecutor before being elected to the court. He is known for his lenient views on drugs and his extreme conservative views on crimes of violence. Rebecca is a 37-year-old black woman standing in front of Judge Johnson in absolute disbelief that she has not received a life sentence for killing her husband while he slept. She was in an abusive marriage. Instead, she received a five-year sentence. How can extralegal factors best explain Judge Johnson's decision?

A. Judge Johnson is also black and therefore has more sympathy. B. Older offenders get sentenced to lesser punishments than the young. C. Minorities are sentenced to more prison time than whites. D. Women are more likely to be treated leniently.

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