A sample of college students was asked how long, in minutes, they spend getting ready for a date. Consider the following output: What can you conclude from this information?
a. Men and women do not differ in the amount of time it takes them to get ready for a date.
b. Men take longer than women to get ready for a date.
*c. Women take longer than men to get ready for a date.
d. This output does not provide enough information for interpretation.
Ans: C
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In the discussion of working memory, why did Teasdale and his colleagues (1995) conclude that daydreaming is processed by the central executive?
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a. deformities of the arms and legs. b. abnormalities of the reproductive organs of female offspring. c. mental retardation. d. depression.
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a. "educated motherhood" c. "woman as person" b. "virtuous womanhood" d. "wife-companion"