Shared expectations about the functions of individuals in the group are called:
a) Status Hierarchies
b) Roles
c) Belief systems
d) Group think
A
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What will be an ideal response?
A woman who binge drinks weekly is pregnant. She wants to stop drinking and wants to enter treatment. She is already five months pregnant. What do you tell her?
A. You congratulate her on her decision and tell her she will reduce the risk of her child having FAS or FASD. B. You congratulate her on her decision and tactfully explain that her binge drinking during pregnancy has already put her child at risk for FAS or FASD. C. You frankly tell her that her binge drinking during pregnancy has already put her child at risk for FAS and FASD, although stopping now might help. D. You congratulation her on her decision and tell her that her binge drinking was not as dangerous as moderate drinking regarding risk for FAS/FASD.
Identify a feature of the withdrawal stage of alcohol/drug recovery.
A. Optimism and overconfidence B. Clarity C. High levels of energy D. Euphoric recall E. Anxiety and fatigue
In experimental research, the experimental group:
a. is the same as the control group. b. is exposed to the experimental stimulus. c. is created to control for extraneous variables. d. experiences only the dependent variables.