Ting-Toomey, Oetzel, and Yee-Jung (2001) suggest that individual scores on separate individualist and collectivist scales can be combined to create four _________ or descriptions of how we perceive the self.*
a. ideas
b. identities
c. self-esteem
d. self-construals
d
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Which of the following statements regarding conditioned taste aversions is true?
A) Repeated pairings between the CS and UCS are needed in order to establish a conditioned taste aversion. B) Conditioned taste aversions can be induced in human beings, but not in lower animals. C) The delay between the CS and UCS in a conditioned tasted aversion can be as long as 6 or even 8 hours. D) Conditioned taste aversions tend to be remarkably general, where an entire type of food will be found distasteful even after only one specific food causes an illness.
Consider the following survey item: "If you found yourself on an airplane with engine problems, would you ________?" Most social psychologists would not include such an item on their survey because most respondents would
a. be offended at such a personal question. b. never have experienced that situation, yielding too small a sample. c. find it difficult to accurately imagine what they would actually do. d. avoid flying in the future, instead opting for trains.
What is the central proposition of existentialism?
A. That individuals create their own meaning, roles, prescriptions, and values but do not necessarily fit well into these meanings. B. That human beings are unfamiliar with using free will to their own advantage and therefore make mistakes. C. That individuals need self-awareness to identify their free will and thus use it for achieving their potential. D. That individuals are ignorant of free will and when they do have no guidance on how to use it to reach their potential.
What unit of hereditary information is composed of short segments of DNA?
What will be an ideal response?