Regarding the child-rearing practices of different cultures, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Baumrind's conclusions regarding parenting styles are most valid for European-American families.
b. Cultural differences are especially apparent with respect to the meaning attached to a child's behavior.
c. Many of the things we do in North America, such as forcing young children to sleep alone, would be considered odd or wrong in other cultures.
d. European-American families are group oriented and emphasize loyalty and interdependence among family members.
D
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a. ?interact with one another as they perform similar or different tasks b. ?depend on one another to accomplish a common goal c. ?manage themselves and do not have routine daily supervision d. ?determine how to best accomplish their goals before working together to achieve them
A pigeon learns to peck at a red disk. It will not peck at an identical disk of any other color. This illustrates the concept of ________
a. discrimination b. extinction c. avoidance training d. desensitization
A "fluffer" is
A) a prostitute who is notorious for being willing to satisfy her/his clients. B) a prostitute willing to engage in paraphilic behaviors. C) a prostitute in the porn industry who keeps male actors aroused. D) a prostitute who is obese.
Which statement is true of the role of the amygdala in recognition of emotion?
A. Conscious awareness is required for the facial expression of emotion. B. Amygdala damage impairs the ability to use facial expressions for emotion recognition. C. The amygdala receives input from the visual cortex via the thalamus. D. Amygdala damage impairs the ability to use tone of voice cues for emotion recognition.