Psychological disorders characterized by failure to control impulses, temptations, or drives, resulting in harm to oneself or others, are __________ disorders.
A. personality
B. impulse-control
C. affective
D. adjustment
Answer: B
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Which of the following statements about social norms is FALSE?
a. Social norms are rules that define acceptable and expected behavior for members of various groups. b. Cultural differences, ethnicity, and gender are factors that influence social norms. c. Age, disability, and sexual orientation have not been shown to influence social norms. d. Social norms are too often based on the behavior of white, middle-class heterosexual, middle-class Western males, rather than being culturally sensitive.
Self-serving responses to moral dilemmas, emphasizing one's own needs or interests, is especially common among
a. preschoolers. b. grade-schoolers. c. teenagers. d. mature adults.
Systematic sampling is when participants are selecting using a random procedure that ensures that all participants have the same likelihood of being selected to a sample.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
One's achievement motivation does not appear to have much effect on either educational or vocational success
Indicate whether the statement is true or false