Which of the following defines sexual identity?
A. the labels we attach to our sexual practices
B. the attitudes we have concerning different sexual practices
C. how we understand ourselves in terms of our sexuality
D. the way others in society understand our attractions
Answer: C
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According to Thomas Kuhn (1962) __________ science follows social customs: Older, more established scientists train younger ones, who extend the reach of the paradigm, but seldom dare to challenge the paradigm itself
A) Groundbreaking B) Static C) Dynamic D) Normal
Briefly discuss how surrounding countries of nations at war and conflict are impacted.
What will be an ideal response?
Charlotte is an African American woman. She went into her local bank and talked with a loan officer about a home loan. Charlotte had a good credit rating and was, she felt, a responsible person. She was turned down for the loan that she needed, but was offered one for a much smaller amount that would not be enough to purchase a decent home in the city in which she lived. She would have to save much more money to have enough for a down payment. She was frustrated and talked with many of her black friends regarding their experience with lending institutions in their cities. She found that quite a few had a similar experience. She began researching and found that this situation was happening to African Americans all across the country. What was Charlotte realizing?
A. She was being subjected to institutional discrimination. B. She was being subjected to individual discrimination. C. She was being subjected to gender discrimination. D. She was a part of an affirmative action plan.
Imagine a researcher argues that sugar stimulates violent behavior in children after conducting an experiment in which children’s behavior was monitored and they were later surveyed about their sugar intake for the day. Which of the following would
undermine the researcher’s claim of causality? A) The children ate sugar after their play was monitored but not before. B) The children who did not eat sugar behaved peacefully. C) The children ate sugar before their play was monitored but not after. D) The children who played most violently consumed the most sugar.