Your teenaged son, Devon, describes a new male classmate, Leon, as "pretty weird." Devon tells you that Leon "looks more like a girl than a boy" because he's not growing facial hair like other boys
He also says that Leon seems to have difficulties reading, and that a lot of kids don't like
him. Of the following, which is most likely to be true?
A) Leon is an XX male. B) Leon is actually an XY female.
C) Leon has Klinefelter syndrome. D) Leon is an XXY male.
C
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______________ is a broad field of study that includes how individuals perceive and think about other people, as well as how the presence of other people can influence individuals' behaviors
A) Social psychology B) Sociology C) Anthropology D) Social philosophy
When he was a child, Ferdinand lost control of his bladder at the library. He was very embarrassed. Now that he's grown, he never goes to the library. We might say that:
a. his interest in the library was punished. b. the library became a cue for avoidance. c. the library became a negative reinforcer. d. he was negatively reinforced at the library.
_____ is a proposed criteria set in the current DSM that involves cutting, burning, or otherwise intentionally hurting one’s own body without the intent to kill oneself.
A) Internet gaming disorder B) Attenuated psychosis syndrome C) Persistent complex bereavement D) Nonsuicidal self-injury
If the experimental and control groups are treated differently from one another, other
than with respect to the independent variable, the experimental results may be impossible to explain. This sort of differential treatment, usually unintentional, is called (a) correlational treatment (b) the dependent variable (c) confounding (d) regression