Which of the following families is least likely to have children who are gender typed?
A. Both parents assist with doing the laundry.
B. Both parents assist with doing the laundry and fixing the garbage disposal.
C. The mother performs laundry duties and the father fixes the garbage disposal.
D. The mother fixes the garbage disposal and the father performs laundry duties.
Answer: B
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A. obsessive-compulsive disorder B. tic disorder C. autism spectrum disorder D. Tourette's syndrome
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A. a close relationship exists between confidence and accuracy B. eyewitnesses become more accurate if they are expected to be accurate C. eyewitnesses stick stubbornly to stories even when it is proven that the stories must be false D. little relationship exists between confidence and accuracy
Which of the following statements is true about identity development?
A) Most young people remain in one identity status throughout their lifespan. B) Identity development follows many paths. C) Identity development is complete by age 14 or 15. D) High school students make more progress toward formulating an identity than college students.
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What will be an ideal response?