The belief that males and females are not only fundamentally different, but also that sex is a central organizing principle for the social life of a society is called gender
A) acquisition.
B) polarization.
C) identification.
D) reinforcement.
B
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Two ways in which poverty differs for African American families from other families of color are:
a. chances of being poor are greater and there is a lack of motivation to get out of poverty. b. chances of being poor are greater and opportunities for upward mobility are more limited. c. there is a lack of motivation to get out of poverty and opportunities for upward mobility are more limited. d. none of the above
Children born to adolescent mothers are different from children born to mothers in their early
twenties in two key areas: a) less cognitively stimulating/less nurturing home environment and lower scores on cognitive achievement tests b) less cognitively stimulating/less nurturing home environment, but equivalent scores on cognitive achievement tests c) more cognitively stimulating/less nurturing home environment and higher scores on cognitive achievement tests d) more cognitively stimulating/less nurturing home environment but lower scores on cognitive achievement tests
Day care for children has become an important issue, and by 2002 what percentage of mothers with children under age six worked outside the home?
a. 19.6% b. 64.1% c. 32% d. 89.3%
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Using the data from Cohen listed in your text, for a one-group pretest–posttest design, an effect size of 0 would mean that there was no gain from the pretest scores to posttest scores.