When she was eighteen, Katrina was kidnapped and held hostage for a night and a day by a man whom she met at an after hours party
He tied her up and repeatedly threatened to rape her, but by keeping her wits about her she was able to talk him out of it and eventually escaped. Since that time, the thought of sex causes her anxiety and sometimes even anger. Katrina has __________
a) vaginismus.
b) dyspareunia.
c) sexual aversion disorder.
d) hypoactive sexual desire disorder.
c
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According to the discussion of gender comparisons in verbal ability, a meta-analysis reported an effect size of 0.11 . From this information, you can conclude that
a. 11% of the studies reported a significant gender difference. b. the effect size is so low that the researchers' expectations must have influenced the results. c. most studies reported significant gender differences, although the size of the gender difference was small. d. in general, males and females do not differ in their verbal ability.
When a neighbor asks if he can borrow your chemistry textbook and you do him this favor, dissonance theory would predict that you will like him more due to the Ben Franklin effect, which works because you
a. only do favors for people you initially like. b. share an interest in and love for chemistry. c. have to internally justify doing this favor. d. find external justification for doing a favor.
Which of the following is associated with increased risk of contracting HIV?
A) Having fewer partners B) Being circumcised C) Having prior STIs D) Having certain genetic factors
When children make an object stand for or represent something else, they are using
A. deferred imitation. B. recognition memory. C. pretend play. D. recall memory.