__________ people typically do not live as long as the average life expectancy.
A. Aggressive
B. Easygoing
C. Cheerful
D. Active
Answer: A
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A. sum of squares B. squared deviation C. descriptives D. frequency distribution
Which of the following is NOT a problem with the evidence regarding prenatal hormones shaping gender differences?
a. The data are correlational because we cannot ethically assign neonates to experimental groups thereby preventing causal conclusions. b. The evidence is stronger for males than females. c. Behavior is always subject to social factors after birth. d. The conclusions are based on small samples of people who have abnormal conditions.
If we use the weight of an infant to predict the subsequent performance of the infant in college, the weight measure is probably:
a. reliable and valid b. reliable but not valid c. not reliable but valid d. not reliable and not valid
If you heard that a person was barking and jumping around on "all fours," you might think the person abnormal until you found out the person was on stage practicing the part of a "talking dog" in the upcoming student play. This story illustrates the importance of
a. situational context. b. cultural relativity. c. social nonconformity. d. subjective discomfort.