The textbook's discussion of attitudes toward rape pointed out that
a. family members are much more supportive of rape victims than other people are.
b. most people today recognize that a woman should not be blamed for a rape just because she was wearing a short skirt.
c. people with traditional gender roles are especially likely to blame a rape victim for the assault.d men and women are equally likely to blame rape victims for the assault.
C
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a. more stable moods than adults. b. more intense moods than adults. c. less intense moods than adults. d. similar emotional experiences to adults.
When asked what she thinks of mercy killing in which a doctor gave a terminally ill individual a lethal injection, Indira says, "While some may see this as illegal, helping end someone's suffering is always justified.". This statement indicates that on this issue, Indira is at the _____ stage of moral development
a. authority and social order-maintaining morality b. morality of contract, individual rights, and democratically accepted law c. good boy or nice girl d. instrumental hedonism
How are cultural considerations handled in the DSM-5 section on depression?
a. It has separate diagnostic criteria to be used in each of the industrialized nations. b. It indicates that individuals from certain cultures are more likely to report somatic ailments than psychological ailments. c. It notes that in many cultures the preferred treatment of exorcism is "spiritual cleansing.". d. It emphasizes that cultural and developmental variations are irrelevant to diagnosis and treatment.
By what factors do the head, torso, arms and legs lengthen between birth and maturity?
A. head: 2x; torso: 3x, arms: 4x; legs: 5x B. head: 3x; torso: 2x, arms: 5x; legs: 4x C. head: 4x; torso: 3x, arms: 2x; legs: 5x D. head: 2x; torso: 4x, arms: 3x; legs: 5x