Psychologists Harry and Margaret Harlow observed that infant rhesus monkeys, having been deprived of social contact with other monkeys during their first six months of life, never learned how to relate to other monkeys or to become well-adjusted adult monkeys
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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How did the start of World War II affect marriage?
a. It prompted a dramatic increase in the number of marriages. b. It prompted a dramatic decrease in the number of marriages. c. It prompted no changes in the number of marriages. d. It prompted only minimal changes in marriages that were not statistically significant.
Critics of the bioethics movement argue that
A. Hospital Ethics Committees take decision making out of the patient’s hands. B. Professional Ethics Committees have too much power, which ties the hands of researchers. C. Community Advisory Boards should have more power than the other ethics boards. D. the committees mostly protect the legal interests of researchers and clinicians, rather than patients. E. too much focus on ethical concerns can take resources from medical innovation.
How do folkways differ from mores?
A) Folkways are much more serious than mores. B) Mores are written down and folkways are ritualized. C) Folkways are relatively informal and weak, while mores are based on strong values. D) Folkways are mores that have been turned into law.
Direct-supervision jails are also known as first-generation jails.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)