People who make choices by default tend to:
a. predict long-term outcomes.
b. operate in an emotionally charged environment.
c. misinterpret intuitive messages.
d. let things take their course.
D
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What will be an ideal response?
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A. are unique to each person. B. occur at a specific age for each person. C. generally occur around the same age for most people. D. often give a generation its unique identity.
Which of the following statements most likely represents a feminist approach to divorce?
a. Divorce is often harmful to children so should be avoided if possible. b. Divorce is usually not harmful to children, so unhappily married couples should be free to divorce. c. Men and women have distinctive challenges after divorce because society offers men and women different opportunities and constraints. d. The cross-sectional divorce rate underestimates the true extent of divorce.
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A. knowledge of Laotian cuisine B. the reciprocal trust inherent in social networks C. knowledge of great American authors D. a close network of extended relatives