"Double-bind performance syndrome" refers to:
A. Social science experiments developed at Harvard in the 1970s
B. The mixed messages people of color get about their performance in schools and agencies that can undermine confidence
C. The expectation that a person of color and women will underperform on tests in the sciences and math
D. Inflated grades in education
Answer: B
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a. support the ecological systems approach b. promote practitioner expertise c. address sociopolitical climate factors d. advance client self-determination
Which of the following statements about date rape is true?
a. It is justified when a girl leads on her date and he cannot stop. b. It is always the responsibility of both partners. c. It appears to be related to specific attitudes and accepted behaviors among today's adolescents. d. It has become less of a problem now that most people are aware of it happening.
After conducting an experiment on group dynamics, Dr. Smith performed an ethical debriefing. What is Dr
Smith doing? A) Telling the subjects what the experiment is really all about, because he had lied to them earlier. B) Telling the subjects a story to deceive them, so they won't know the true hypothesis being tested. C) Administering a follow-up survey to check for latent effects of the experiment. D) Encouraging subjects to provide names and phone numbers of their friends and family, so Dr. Smith can recruit more subjects.
The transcribed collection of Jewish oral tradition handed down from generation to generation is called the
a. Talmud. b. Tanakh. c. Torah. d. all of the above