Proponents of the nurture side of the “nature vs. nurture” debate argue that __________ is more important than biology in determining behaviors
a. environment
b. genetics
c. emotion
d. age
Answer: A
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A pathology that disrupts the usual functions of the body:
A) disease B) illness C) sickness D) dark humor
Kurzman's conclusions are all of the following EXCEPT:
A. Showing a report to subjects and getting their feedback makes it less likely that theories will be introduced into the work. B. Preparing a report that subjects are going to read leads to a lot of second-guessing and generally weakens the quality of the work. C. Researchers should share a draft of their final paper with the subjects, but not their field notes. D. Researchers have an obligation to share their report because of the "informed consent" principle of research ethics. E. Researchers should write with basic tact and avoid jokes and insulting descriptions.
The case of Genie, a girl who was isolated for most of her childhood, illustrates that
A. human beings need social contact for normal development. B. the development of social skills is largely under genetic control. C. human development is possible without socialization. D. society does not play an important role in human development.
Stan moved from Russia to the United States because of a greater availability of jobs in computer science, his field of interest. The availability of computer science jobs in the United States is a __________
A) demographic B) push factor C) life expectancy D) pull factor