Sandra's mother is concerned about Sandra's lack of interest in marrying and having children. She told Sandra, "When I was your age, I had already found a good husband and settled down." Sandra and her mother
A. have different coping styles.
B. have different commitment levels.
C. are in different developmental stages.
D. have different social clocks.
Answer: D
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Which of these is NOT among the various criticisms of Kohlberg's theory of moral reasoning?
a. Its principles are focused on individualists. b. Moral reasoning by gays/lesbians is ignored. c. The theory is gender-biased in favor of men/boys. d. Moral affect and behavior are ignored.
How does Keating explain the maltreatment effect?
A. People are uncertain of appropriate social norms. B. Emotionally vulnerable people are more likely to seek out groups. C. People are fearful of punishment. D. People become attached to and dependent on other group members.
To commit the nominal fallacy is to
a. make a statistical error. b. mistake a belief for a principle. c. describe restless children as hyperactive. d. generalize to the wrong population.