After learning that her husband had been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, Sandra Day O'Connor
a. immediately retired from the Supreme Court of the United States
b. later said, "It's such a miserable disease. . . . He wants me there all the time."
c. kept her husband home until he died
d. disapproved of his forming a new personal attachment with a female resident in the institution where he eventually came to live
e. none of these
B
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Sarah is a freshman in college and found that she started gaining weight after spending a lot of her time with her roommate Gayle, who is overweight. Sarah's weight gain is best explained by
a. a lack of motivation that occurs when first starting to college. b. a lower metabolism that occurs in late adolescence. c. the adoption of her roommate's eating habits. d. the minor depression or "college blues" that set in upon leaving home.
The idea that attitude change is driven by efforts to reduce the tension that emerges when one's attitudes and behaviors are inconsistent is called ________ theory.
A. justified attribution B. social identity C. cognitive dissonance D. social facilitation
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A. sexual confusion B. gender utopia C. gender dysphoria D. gender reassignment