Generally, our ____________ corresponds to our chromosomal and phenotypic sex, but this is not always the case.
a. sexual orientation
b. sexual behavior
c. gender identity
d. psychosexuality
c. gender identity
Generally, our gender identity corresponds to our chromosomal and phenotypic sex, but this is not always the case.
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Schachter (1959) examined the preferences of participants who were expecting to receive a series of painful electric shocks. He found that these participants preferred to wait in a room
a. by themselves. b. with participants who were not expecting shocks. c. with participants who were also expecting shocks. d. with participants who had already received shocks.
A core feature of all abnormal behavior is that it is
a. culturally absolute. b. learned. c. maladaptive. d. dependent on age.
Which of the following best illustrates extinction?
a. A person with a fear of doctors' offices overcomes this fear by repeatedly visiting a doctor's office for pleasant interactions with personnel and other, non-anxious, patients. b. A person with a fear of dentists visits a psychoanalyst who helps to uncover the unconscious symbolism of dental procedures. c. A person who is not anxious about acquiring HIV watches an educational video on the topic and develops mild anxiety about acquiring HIV. d. A person never experiences anxiety about contracting sexually transmitted diseases because he/she has never developed such a disease despite frequent high-risk behaviors.
The study of how specific genes interact with the environment to influence behavior is called
A) behavioral genomics. B) anthropometrics. C) psychometrics. D) transgenics.