As discussed in the textbook, the idea of an inner "true" self (a self that may not be explicitly apparent or reflected in outward behavior) may have its origins in ____
a. World War II
b. Buddhism
c. existentialism
d. class prejudices
D
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A father's sperm does not determine the sex of the child.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
What percentage of 1-year-olds fall into the ambivalent classification?
a) 10-15% b) 15-20% c) 5-10% d) 5-15%
Rice, Thapar, and colleagues (2007, 2009) attempted to uncouple the effects of genetics and the effects of smoking while pregnant on birth weight and elevated antisocial behavior. They found that
A. birth weight was unrelated to smoking. B. antisocial behaviors elevated the risk for smoking. C. antisocial behavior could be linked to genes but not to smoking. D. genetic factors appear to cause smoking.
Which of the following statements is true of group influences affecting jurors?
A. When evidence is not highly incriminating, deliberating jurors become more lenient. B. Due to the nature of jury deliberation, group polarization is highly unlikely. C. A minority that favors a guilty verdict stands a better chance of prevailing than one that favors acquittal. D. Individuals tend to recall trial information better than the overall jury does.