Sue is soft-hearted, trusting, generous, acquiescent, lenient, and good-natured. She is high on which of the following "big five" personality traits?
A) neuroticism
B) extroversion
C) openness to experience
D) agreeableness
D
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a. group identity versus alienation b. fidelity versus despair c. intimacy versus isolation d. industry versus inferiority, adolescents become psychologically connected to the
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a. scapegoating. b. stereotype threat. c. dogmatism. d. cognitive dissonance.
About how many neurons are in the typical human brain?
a. 10 million b. 100 million c. 10 billion d. 100 billion
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a) discontinuous change b) continuous change c) a critical period d) natural change