_____________ describes mate selection as a process of narrowing down the vast number of potential partners via a series of filters
A. Parent image theory
B. Complementary needs theory
C. Developmental process theories
D. Ideal mate theory
C
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The Arab Israeli conflicts of the 1960s marked the beginning of a stronger pan Arab identity among Arab Americans
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
In the modern United States, people frequently marry, divorce, and then marry someone else. This pattern is called
a. polygamy. b. serial polygamy. c. monogamy. d. serial monogamy.
Thomas Pettigrew’s summary of research on attribution theory found that
A. individuals are accurate in their perception of the motives of other people’s acts, regardless of their in-group or out-group membership. B. attribution error is much less common than people think. C. individuals commonly distort the motives and acts of people whom they see as out-group members. D. when provided with information about out-groups that disproves negative perceptions of them, people quickly alter their perceptions.