Freud believed that during the period of latency
A. boys become mother-fixated and are hostile toward their fathers.
B. children's sexual urges go "underground" and are not expressed.
C. children become obsessed with and flaunt their own sexuality.
D. girls become father-fixated and are hostile toward their mothers.
Answer: B
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a) focus on the measurement of a specific ability, while intelligence tests focus on the measurement of a more global construct. b) are criterion-referenced, while intelligence tests are norm-referenced. c) are used primarily in education situations, while intelligence tests are used primarily in employment situations. d) focus primarily on individual differences, while intelligence tests focus primarily on identifying strengths within one individual.
In the 1930s and 1940s, massive migrations due to the Great Depression and then war impacted heavily on gender roles. Which of the following is one of the most prominent changes typically associated with this age?
A. Men increasingly joined Christian purity movements in droves, seeking the solidarity of other men. B. Men were increasingly encouraged to be sexually aggressive, and express their innate "sex drives". C. Women were restricted from expressing sexual pleasure, and were even considered abnormal if they enjoyed sex. D. Women held jobs previously considered being exclusive to men, such as that of factory workers. E. Women were more in favor of homosexual relations than heterosexual liaisons.
For the majority of Americans, the media is the primary source of early lessons about sexuality.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following relationship characteristics is most likely to be associated with a greater likelihood of infidelity?
A. a relationship in which the partners communicate well with each other B. a relationship in which both partners have satisfying careers C. a relationship in which both partners express sexual satisfaction D. a relationship in which one partner abuses alcohol