Gender permanence is ____.?
a. ?the knowledge that our gender will not change
b. ?typically first understood around the age of 10
c. ?also referred to as gender identity
d. ?the belief that gender roles will not change
ANSWER:
a
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a. Surround someone with people who are giving obviously wrong answers. b. Ask someone to evaluate several pieces of contradictory information. c. Pay someone a small bribe to say something he/she didn't believe. d. Ask someone to do one thing, and then ask him/her to do the opposite.
Which of the following statements is true of the hierarchical model of motivation?
a) It rejects the notion of universality of personality. b) It states that humans possess evolved motive dispositions, which are serviced by a universal set of personality dispositions that help individuals achieve their affective goals by managing personal and environmental resources. c) It states that people from all cultures share basic psychological needs for autonomy, competence, and relatedness. d) It concerns the maintenance and stability of social hierarchies, and suggests that cultural ideologies, values, attitudes, and worldviews provide the justification for intergroup behaviors such as discrimination and prejudice.
Abraham Maslow was associated with which of the following schools of psychology?
a. behaviorism b. functionalism c. structuralism d. none of these choices
Darnell was a monkey who was extremely aggressive and often flew into uncontrollable rages. Brain researchers lesioned portions of Darnell's forebrain, and he became extremely passive and docile. Based on what is known about the functions of structures within the forebrain, you should conclude that these researchers most likely lesioned portions of Darnell's:
a. occipital lobe b. amygdala c. hippocampus d. substantia nigra