Research on how women and men cope with the breakup of a love relationship indicates that
a. men are more likely to take alcohol and drugs following a breakup.
b. women and men are equally likely to blame their partner for a breakup.
c. women are more likely to blame themselves for the breakup.
d. men are more likely to distract themselves from thinking about the breakup.
D
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Harper is 35 years old and has just enrolled in his first university course. On the first day of class, he looks over the individuals in the room and sits next to another male student who appears to be in his early thirties. In this case, Harper has likely classified the other student
a. using a self-serving bias. b. as a member of his ingroup. c. as the teaching assistant for the class. d. as someone who has more university experience than Harper.
Freud's theory was based on the belief that neuroses were caused by
a. repressed memories, motives, and conflicts. b. learned maladaptive behaviors. c. negative self-regard. d. destructive interpersonal relationships.
The view that pain messages may not get through to the brain when the "switchboard" (that transmits pain messages) becomes "flooded" is termed
a. gate theory. c. frequency theory. b. opponents process theory. d. acupuncture.
Girl-girl sexual contact between heterosexual women on college campuses typically occurs in front of friends in public places where the men and women have been drinking alcohol
Indicate whether the statement is true or false