If you believe in the social-role hypothesis, then you would be most likely to argue that the most effective way to change the stereotype of men as dominant would be to
a. reduce the average amount of testosterone in the male body.
b. tell men that it is okay to display their "feminine side.".
c. ban the use of the terms masculine and feminine.
d. put women in charge of every major business.
d
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Dr. Chen has conducted a study about whether men and women differ in their honesty when taking an examination. According to your textbook's discussion of the terms sex and gender,
a. the title should be "Sex Comparisons in Honesty.". b. the title should be "Gender Comparisons in Honesty.". c. if Dr. Chen finds differences between men and women, call it "Sex Comparisons in Honesty.". Otherwise, call it "Gender Comparisons in Honesty.". d. because the terms sex and gender are interchangeable, either title is acceptable.
The three parts of Selye's general adaptation syndrome are:
A. perception, response, and recovery B. perception, interpretation, and flight C. alarm, resistance, and exhaustion D. adaptation, modification, and adoption
A change in attitudes in response to information provided by another person is called ____
a. ?cognitive dissonance b. ?attribution c. ?stereotyping d. ?persuasion
The distribution of ______ is the distribution of means from all possible samples of a specific size from the population.
A. sample means B. sample sizes C. population means D. population samples