Khalid is an African American who was born in New York but is currently living in Alabama. When asked about his political and religious beliefs, he describes himself as more similar to those who are located in northeastern states than those who are located in the southern part of the United States. At times, his friends amuse themselves at Khalid's expense by mocking his Brooklyn accent. The above statements describe Khalid's __________.
A. nationality
B. race
C. ethnicity
D. mainstream cultural group
Answer: C
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a. It is a different disorder when it occurs in boys from when it occurs in girls b. It manifests in the same way in boys and girls, but is much more common in boys c. It manifests somewhat differently in boys and girls d. It only occurs in boys, as most girls' ADHD symptoms are not clinically significant
So-called critical experiments
a. test two theories that make different predictions. b. test a theory that makes two different predictions. c. involve an inductive approach. d. involve a number of independent and dependent variables.
Cate hears a funny ticking sound when she presses the gas pedal in her car. She hasn't noticed it before and she turns off the radio and leans forward in order to hear it better. Cate's shift in attention illustrates the behavior that psychologists refer to as:
a. an orienting response b. habituation c. desensitization d. conditioned inhibition
Human beings have ______ chromosomes in normal developmental cases
a) 13 b) 23 c) 32 d) 46