Based on what you know now, what gene might you speculate could be related to an abnormally small brain at birth?

a. ASPM gene
b. PACAP gene
c. AMSAC gene
d. PACAP precursor gene


A

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a. Males, following their provider role, consistently help more than females. b. Females, following their caretaker role, consistently help more than males. c. Males help by using a problem-solving strategy; females help by using the "let's talk about it" strategy. d. Gender differences in altruism depend on many factors, such as danger and expertise.

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When we select a sample so that all elements in the population have an equal chance of being selected, we are using

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a. When androgens are released, they stimulate the release of an anti-Müllerian hormone that stops development of female sex organs. b. When androgens are released, they stimulate the Müllerian system so that female sex organs will develop normally. c. If androgens are released during the Müllerian system, the baby will be "intersexed," and will have the genitalia of both a male and a female. d. If androgens are released during the Müllerian system, this inhibits the development of the Wolffian system, and thus helps normal male genitals develop.

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Evidence for the role of top-down processing in perception is shown by which of the following examples?

A. When someone can easily select a target that has a feature distinct from distracters B. When someone cannot read an illegible word in a written sentence C. When someone easily identifies an object even though that object is unexpected in that context (e.g., identifying a telephone inside a refrigerator) D. When someone accurately identifies a word in a song on a radio broadcast despite static interfering with reception

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