Karen is a white, upper-middle class lawyer. She is more likely to have contact with others who are also from the middle and upper-middle class. This phenomenon is known as _____.
A. xenocentrism
B. the matching phenomenon
C. the mere-exposure effect
D. homophily
Answer: D
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A. He did not maintain the anonymity of the participants. B. He skewed data to make it fit his hypothesis. C. He did not obtain the informed consent of the participants. D. He paid participants to engage in sexual acts.
Which of the following is true with regard to nonconforming behavior in children?
A. Parents were at ease with the fact that their child's actions may become permanent expressions of gender variance in adulthood. B. Children were once encouraged to exhibit gender variant behaviors. C. What was once believed to be gender nonconforming behavior has not changed today. D. Children who exhibited gender variant behaviors were supported by parents and grandparents teachers, family, friends, and others. E. Boys who engage in gender nonconforming behaviors still provoke strong reactions.
Human error is the most important variable when evaluating effectiveness.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
In the context of determination of estrogen sensitivity, if testosterone is present during fetal development, the cells that have
A. estrogen receptors in the hypothalamus become insensitive to estrogen present in the blood stream. B. androgen receptors in the hypothalamus become highly sensitive to both estrogen and testosterone. C. androgen receptors in the hypothalamus become highly insensitive to the levels of testosterone in the blood stream. D. estrogen receptors in the hypothalamus become sensitive to the levels of testosterone in the blood stream.