Most adolescents who experience their parents' divorce
A) also experience living in a stepfamily.
B) are likely to live in a single-parent home until they grow up.
C) have fewer problems if the custodial parent remarries.
D) get more attention if the custodial parent remarries.
Answer: A
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Which of the following students most accurately represents women's role in history?
a. Indira: "In prehistoric times, men provided the majority of the diet through hunting; however, women sometimes gathered vegetables and grains to supplement the diet.". b. Corazón: "History books have traditionally focused on women's work in the home, even though women were also participating in government and the arts.". c. Theresa: "Many people don't know that women played important roles in the early church. For example, women often presided over monasteries before the 9th century A.D.". d. Artemesia: "With relatively few exceptions, women didn't express themselves artistically until the late 19th and early 20th centuries.".
Which of the following statements is most accurate regarding the human tendencies for prejudice and stereotyping?
a. These tendencies are relatively new in human history (i.e., they did not exist in ancient cultures). b. These tendencies have only recently been seen as morally wrong (i.e., in modern Western culture). c. These tendencies are relatively new in human history AND they have only recently been seen as morally wrong. d. These tendencies are ancient and they have always been seen as morally wrong (i.e., the earliest written records view them as deplorable).
Which of the following statements is considered a weakness of psychosocial theory?
a. It focuses on childhood rather than adulthood. b. It hypothesizes a specific direction for healthy growth at each life stage. c. The process of moving from one stage to another needs more development. d. The psychosocial crisis is not the same from one stage to the next.
Who typically communicates about sexuality between parents and children?
a. Mothers to daughters and fathers to sons b. Mothers to both sons and daughters c. Fathers to both sons and daughters d. Mothers and fathers equally to sons and daughters