An "environmental factor" explanation for the racial differences in IQ scores would focus on:
a. hormonal differences c. poverty's impact
b. genetic differences d. biological factors
C
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a. preconventional; conventional b. preconventional; postconventional c. postconventional; conventional d. postconventional; preconventional
Janet holds her bodyin the same position for hours and hours, then suddenlyruns in circles,
and then freezes again. This is called A) paranoia B) dissociation C) catatonia D) disorganized behavior
Consider the following three circumstances: (1) Raul is walking toward a business office, and when he gets there he opens the door for a woman and allows her to walk through ahead of himself
(2) Raul is walking toward a business office, and when he gets there he opens the door for a man and a woman who are also approaching, and allows both of them to walk through ahead of himself. (3) Raul is walking toward a business office, and when he gets there he opens the door for a woman and allows her to walk through ahead of himself, but then he walks through without holding the door for the man with whom the woman was having a conversation. In which of the above circumstances has Raul demonstrated the greatest example of benevolent sexism? a. Circumstance #1 and Circumstance #3 b. Circumstance #1 c. Circumstance #2 d. Circumstance #3
What can be predicted from the behavior of most delinquent adolescents?
A) Adolescent delinquents reduce delinquent activities when they start college. B) Delinquent behavior becomes more pronounced as they get older. C) Delinquent behavior does not continue. D) Delinquent behavior stays for life.