When teachers or parents avoid children's questions about sex or appear embarrassed or evasive, they reinforce children's ideas that ____
a. sex is secret, mysterious, and bad
b. bearing children out of wedlock is likely to have harmful consequences for the child, the child's parents, and society
c. abstinence from sexual activity is wrong
d. sexual activity is likely to have beneficial psychological and physical effects
A
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Which is the most socially acceptable form of sexual behavior in most cultures?
A
B) homosexuality
C) heterosexuality
D) All of these
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Margaret, who is 90 years old, is a person who is living creatively and fully using her potentials. Maslow would call Margaret a(n)
a. self-actualizer. b. incongruent person. c. savant. d. person with cardinal traits.
Ryan, age 16, is talking to his mother. He claims to remember a visit to England when he was only 18 months old. Ryan’s mother, skeptical, suggests that he really only remembers hearing about the trip, because his parents talked about it so much over the years. Ryan’s mother is suggesting that Ryan has made a
a. source monitoring error b. conjugate reinforcement error c. utilization deficiency error d. sensory memory failure