According to Melissa Hines and her colleagues (2015), which of the following is true of human female embryos and fetuses who have been exposed prenatally to higher-than-typical concentrations of male sex hormones?
A) They show a decreased likelihood of developing a lesbian sexual orientation.
B) They are more likely to demonstrate possible changes in gender identity.
C) They have heightened tendencies to display submissive behavior.
D) They show decreased male-stereotyped play during childhood.
B
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Which of the following discipline strategies is recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics?
A. Anna uses her hand to spank her child privately so as not to embarrass him and tells him why he is being spanked. B. Jeffrey frequently ignores the misbehavior his daughter engages in but praises her often when she does something appropriate. C. Karen is a mother who uses time outs a lot, and she makes sure she focuses on the misbehavior and not the child. D. Andrew allows his child to come up with his own punishment when he misbehaves to teach him how to control his behavior in the future.
Mark was eating a wonderful dinner one evening when Jeannine came into the restaurant and sat down next to him while he was finishing this dinner. Later, Mark found that he was attracted to Jeannine
This situation illustrates the operation of a(n) ________ effect on attraction. A) mediated variable's B) an unintentional C) associated D) direct E) correlational
Why did research participants in Sperling's experiment recall so few letters stored in sensory memory?
A. They stopped paying attention after a few stimuli. B. Proactive interference reduced the effectiveness of recall. C. The stress of participating in this research became excessive. D. The remaining stimuli quickly faded from sensory memory.
Koro, susto, amok, and hikikomori are
a. terms for imaginary disorders in foreign countries. b. described in the DSM-5 as disorders confined to specific cultures. c. rare in North America culture and are thus excluded from the DSM-5. d. folk names for afflictions seen in other cultures.