The point at which an adolescent minority individual becomes aware of how she is perceived by the majority culture is part of which stage of Phinney's theory of ethnic identity?
A) Ethnic identity search
B) Unexamined ethnic identity
C) Ethnic identity clarification
D) Ethnic identity achievement
B
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a. Rita will recover completely b. Rita will regain some of her cognitive functioning c. Rita's rate of decline will be slowed d. as her AD progresses, Rita will be less aware of, and thus less troubled by, her cognitive decline
Strong attitudes are more likely to ______.
a. follow behavior b. be stable over time c. be ambivalent d. all of these
Calico cats with two sex chromosomes a. can be male or female
b. are almost always male, because the calico condition is sex-linked. c. are always female, because the calico condition results from x-inactivation. d. are the result of spontaneous mutations that do not affect the sex chromosomes.
What is the sex ratio of the diagnosis of obsessive-compulsive disorder?
a) The disorder is more common in girls and in men. b) There is no sex difference in overall rate across all ages. c) There is no sex difference in adolescence, but it is more common among men. d) The disorder is more common in girls, but there is no sex difference in adulthood.