Which of these statements is not consistent with a sociobiological view of gender
differences in sexual behavior?
(a) Most men say a partner's sexual affair would be worse than an emotional
affair.
(b) Most women say a partner's emotional affair would be worse than a
sexual affair.
(c) In Tinbergen's research, male stickleback fish decided to attack anything
that was red because they learned it would help them mate with a female.
(d) Polygyny is much more common than polyandry in cultures around the
world.
C
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a. ?biological b. ?humanistic c. ?cognitive d. ?psychodynamic
One major difference between striated and smooth muscles is that a. smooth muscles move the voluntary system and striated muscles move automatic systems
b. striated muscles are responsible for fast twitch and smooth muscles are responsible for slow twitch. c. striated muscles move mostly voluntary systems while smooth muscles move involuntary, automatic systems. d. smooth muscles are made up of myofibrils and striated muscle is made up of only sarcomeres.
Chloe conducted a 2 x 2 factorial study in which her independent variables were gender and frustration. Her dependent variable was verbal aggression. She found that frustration significantly increased verbal aggression in both women and men (to an equal degree). She also found that, on average, women engaged in significantly more verbal aggression than men did (regardless of frustration level)
Chloe seems to have observed: A) a gender x frustration interaction B) a main effect of gender and a main effect of frustration C) a main effect of frustration and a gender x frustration interaction D) a gender interaction and a frustration interaction
In the previous question, P stands for
(a) precognition (b) probability (c) payoff (d) periodic (e) primary