Jayme and Joshua live with their mom and her new husband and their new baby. Jayme and Joshua's family is best termed a(n) ___ family
a. beanpole
b. reconstituted
c. extended
d. single-parent
b
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In 1959, Festinger and Carlsmith conducted a classic experiment in which they asked participants to tell a lie (about how interesting a very boring study was). The researchers paid participants either $1 or $20 to tell this lie. The same participants were then asked how interesting they really thought the study was. What did the researchers find?
a. There was no difference between those paid $1 and those paid $20; both said that the (very boring) study was indeed boring. b. There was no difference between those paid $1 and those paid $20; both said that the (very boring) study was in fact very interesting. c. Compared to those paid $1, those paid $20 rated the study as much more interesting. d. Compared to those paid $20, those paid $1 rated the study as much more interesting.
Which of the following is TRUE?
a. There is no research on Mexican American folk healing practices. b. Latinos are considered a homogeneous group, meaning that they are similar to one another regardless of where they live. c. Curanderos do not believe that germs and other natural factors can cause illness. d. Healers (curanderismos) do not make appointments, do not have forms or fees, and you pay whatever you believe the healer deserves.
Which of the following statements about sexual attitudes and behaviors among U.S. young adults is true?
A) Most young adults, whether single, married, or cohabiting, report some type of persistent sexual problems. B) Adults in committed relationships are less satisfied with their sex lives than those individuals with many sexual partners. C) Frequency of sexual activity is significantly higher in homosexual relationships than in heterosexual relationships. D) Single adults have more sexual partners than those in committed relationships, but this does not translate into more sex.
By the late 1970s, physicians were much more likely to inform patients about a life-threatening illness than were physicians in the early 1960s.
a. true b. false