Men and women sometimes respond to surveys in such a way as to give the impression that they conform to society's stereotypes, even when their true behaviors are different from what they report. Such behavior is called
a. nondifferentiation.
b. impression management.
c. optimizing.
d. acquiescence.
B
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Why does physical appearance play a significant role in how women see themselves?
A. Workplace advancement depends on physical vitality. B. Evolutionary forces lead older women to seek the company of younger men. C. Women serve as the primary role model for their family members. D. Societal pressures apply a double standard to women and men.
Casey is eight years old. He has finally learned to dress himself in the mornings and is learning to play softball with his older brother. However, he does not seem to be able to learn how to read or perform simple mathematic operations. Casey is best described as having
a. profound disability b. severe disability c. moderate disability d. mild disability e. non-functional disability
Clinical significance differs from statistical significance in that it describes
a. if a change actually occurred. b. if the change would likely occur again. c. the impact of the change. d. other changes as a result of therapy.
Josh is 15 months old. His parents are happy in their marriage and financially stable. Most likely, Josh's attachment type will be
insecure-avoidant. secure. insecure-resistant/avoidant. disorganized.