Children who do well at labeling males and females tend also to
a. know about gender-role stereotypes.
b. be skeptical about gender-typed information.
c. have parents who promote the androgynous gender role.
d. suffer from congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH).
A
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Eric does not really know how to answer the essay question about cognitive dissonance on his social psychology exam. He decides to write as many facts as he knows about the topic of attitudes in his exam book, hoping that the professor will not read the exams too closely and will be impressed enough by the length of his essay to give him a good score. Eric is hoping to take advantage of
a. the sleeper effect. b. the peripheral route to persuasion. c. the central route to persuasion. d. dissonance-related insufficient justification.
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a. a certain number of correct responses are made. b. any number of correct responses is made. c. varying spans of time. d. a set amount of time passes.
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