What did Frank Sulloway argue about birth order in Born to Rebel?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: Frank Sulloway argued in Born to Rebel that older siblings are more likely to perpetuate the beliefs of their parents and the society, and younger siblings are more likely to challenge them.
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a. 6.16 b. 1.66 c. 16.6 d. 61.6
Inventor Auffmann eventually believed that the true Happiness Machine was
a. his own mind. b. a satisfying life mission and work. c. being part of normal living with loved ones. d. impossible to attain.
In Steele's 1997 study on race and academic performance, he administered a difficult academic test to black and white students. Some students were told it was a lab test, others were told it was a test of academic ability
Which of the following best describes the outcome of this study? a. Individuals in both conditions performed poorly regardless of their race. b. White students performed better than black students regardless of which testing condition they were assigned. c. Black students performed better than white students regardless of which testing condition they were assigned. d. When told the test was a lab test, there were no racial differences in performance; when told it was a test of academic ability, there were racial differences in performance.
Amenorrhea -- a symptom often accompanying anorexia -- is the term for loss of
a. appetite. b. body hair. c. menstruation. d. bone density.