Herb hopes his 4-year-old daughter will become a scientist like him, but she refuses to play with the toy microscope he bought her and insists that she will be a princess when she grows up
What conclusions can Herb draw about his daughter's future
career?
What will be an ideal response?
Not many. His daughter's rigid gender-typed behavior is typical when children are acquiring gender schemas, but it does not necessarily predict much of anything about her adult interests or occupation.
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A) distributive B) deindividuation C) social polarization D) social reciprocity E) social facilitation
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a) Defensive and affective restructuring b) Defensive and cognitive restructuring c) Defensive, cognitive and behavioural restructuring d) Defensive, affective and cognitive restructuring
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a. 500 b. 700 c. 1200 d. 1500
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A. normality and normal people. B. women rather than about men. C. neuroses and neurotic people. D. psychoses and psychotic people. E. self-actualizing people.