Three-year-old Amanda is asked whether she can be a boy if she wants to. She answers, "Yes." Amanda is in which stage of gender-constancy development?

Do most people want their partners to see them "as they really are," or do most people prefer that their partners hold a highly positive, idealized view of what they are like?

a. Most people prefer that their partners see them "as they really are." b. Most people prefer that their partners hold an overly positive, idealized view. c. People with high self-esteem prefer that their partners see them "as they really are," while people with low self-esteem prefer that their partners hold an overly positive, idealized view. d. Research on this issue has provided conflicting answers.

What were the findings of a study of more than 2,000 university employees regarding job satisfaction in middle adulthood?

A. Blue collar women reported the highest job satisfaction. B. White collar women reported the highest job satisfaction. C. Blue collar men reported the highest job satisfaction. D. White collar men reported the highest job satisfaction.

Research on gender differences in communication

a. supports the stereotype that women are more talkative than men. b. found that when women have more power in work or relationships they are less likely to interrupt a man. c. men are more affected by status than women. d. indicates that men interrupt women more than women interrupt men.

The neurotransmitter associated with restless legs syndrome is

A. norepinephrine. B. dopamine. C. melatonin. D. serotonin.