Social media's effect on an adolescent's self-image depends on which of the following factors?

A. the adolescent's relationship with his or her parents
B. how many or few friends the adolescent already has
C. how much time the adolescent spends using social media
D. how many different social media platforms the adolescent uses


Answer: B

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ofmisbehavior, especially among boys. d. child performance on achievement tests, intelligence tests, and grades varied considerably depending uponwhether mothers worked outside the home or were full-time homemakers.

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In a study by Baron et al. (1996) in which groups of three participants were asked to act as eyewitnesses, the greatest level of conformity occurred when participants were motivated to be ____ and the task was quite ____

a. accurate? easy b. accurate? difficult c. accepted by their partners? easy d. accepted by their partners? difficult

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Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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An African-American candidate and a European-American candidate apply for a job. However, both are only moderately qualified for the position. The European-American making the hiring decision will most likely hire the European-American candidate because the person hiring will give this candidate the "benefit of the doubt" regarding his abilities. This illustrates

a. group prejudice. b. personal prejudice. c. that even people who do not believe they are prejudiced can unconsciously discriminate against minorities. d. the conscious creation of extreme stereotyping known as the "enemy image.".

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