What do we know about gender stereotypes and self-report studies?
A. People are typically more honest on self-report studies, so they are very reliable.
B. People usually self-report that they do not fit the stereotype.
C. The stereotype would encourage people to self-report that they fit the stereotype.
D. Stereotypes do not influence self-reports in studies.
C. The stereotype would encourage people to self-report that they fit the stereotype.
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A. a small subgroup that determined on shipboard that pastors would hold ultimate authority in the colony. B. a small, efficient floral garden intended to show that God's creation in Eden was a model for society. C. an agreement to organize a colony, as provided in their original charter. D. a basis for government devised without a legal basis in English law.
The Church's primary instrument of conversion was the monastic movement.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The economic status of Southeast Asian women was adversely affected by
a. European Christian-based laws demeaning women b. Imported textiles supplanting local hand-woven cloth c. The widespread conscription of Asian men into European armies d. The need for larger families e. All of these choices
By the late 1890s, a significantly smaller portion of Southern blacks was allowed to vote than in the late 1860s.
a. true b. false