Which of the following statements regarding sexually transmitted diseases is NOT accurate?

A) Monogamous partners can develop some STDs.
B) Some STDs are spread by touch from one body site to another.
C) Some STDs are spread by saliva.
D) The rate of HIV is increasing more rapidly among whites than blacks.

Freud argued that the goal of a healthy life is to:

A) connect spiritually with another person.
B) follow moral codes set by society.
C) avoid conflict and promote social harmony.
D) love and to work.

As she was listening to her psychology professor discuss ways to improve memory, Ebony thought of different ways she could apply the suggestions to herself. Later that day she was trying to recall the different techniques, but she could only recall the first couple. This reflects ___________.

A) the self-reference effect
B) contextual cues
C) clustering
D) the serial-position effect

Features of the Big Five traits are common to people from

A) industrialized countries only.
B) individualist cultures only.
C) democratic cultures only.
D) all human groups.

As part of a smoking-cessation program, Paul receives an injection of a nausea-inducing drug and then is asked to smoke a cigarette.Even though he knows he is receiving the drug, it is hoped that Paul will associate the nausea symptoms with smoking and will thus smoke less.This example best demonstrates the procedures typically used in

A) aversive conditioning.
B) client-centered therapy.
C) rational emotive therapy.
D) systematic desensitization.

Maria works in construction,a traditionally male occupation.Like most women in such industries,her salary is _______ than that of her male colleagues.Felicia is a professor at Podunk U,who submitted an application to fund her research.Like most female research grant applicants,she received _______ "quality of researcher" ratings from those who reviewed her application than did the average male applicant.

A) higher;higher
B) lower;lower
C) higher;lower
D) lower;higher