How differently a person behaves in one situation compared to other situations is called:
A. specificity
B. distinctiveness
C. consensus
D. uniqueness
Answer: B
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a. caused by recessive gene pairings. b. infectious diseases that can cause intellectual disability. c. the most common forms of death for people with severe and profound intellectual disability. d. the result of per-natal and perinatal complications.
A girl who tries to remain very thin to perform in ballet may be delayed in starting puberty. Why? a. Decreased intake of carbohydrates leads to decreased stimulation of the pituitary gland. b. Decreased intake of proteins leads to decreased production of estrogens
c. Increased average heart rate leads to inadequate sleep. d. Low levels of body fat lead to low levels of the hormone leptin.
Lexie is accurately described as a "doula.". This means that Lexie
a. was exposed to German measles when she was a fetus. b. assists women while they are giving birth. c. has used artificial insemination to become pregnant. d. can read but is mute (cannot talk).
According to Goldstein, activities are culturally defined as masculine, feminine, or neutral. How does this study apply to the difference in verbal ability between boys and girls?
A. Culturally masculine tasks are encouraged for girls. B. Culturally feminine tasks are encouraged for boys. C. Culturally neutral tasks are encouraged for females. D. Culturally feminine tasks are encouraged for females.