In a three-generational study of college students, their mothers, and their grandmothers, Morgan (1998) found that a majority ________.

A) agreed to have given up their tomboy ways only after joining college
B) agreed to have given up their tomboy ways due to the physical changes of puberty
C) reported that they still liked active, adventurous play
D) reported that they were quiet during childhood due to social pressure to be more feminine

A newlywed couple was having trouble resolving their marital disputes.The husband felt like he was trying to solve all the problems because his wife would not take him seriously during their discussions and would do something else like cleaning dishes.So,they decided that they would have a "meeting" to discuss issues whenever they arose.The meeting would be at a time where they would shut out all distractions and discuss the situation until they find a solution.What is the paramount goal in this situation?

A) Topic
B) Relationship
C) Identity
D) Process
E) All of the answers are correct.

Researchers interested in cross-cultural issues have criticized attachment theory for its failure to

A) assess infants from other countries.
B) adequately deal with the issue of multiple attachments infants may have in collectivist cultures.
C) emphasize the importance of the relationship between an infant and its biological mother.
D) attempt to link insecure attachments with later social behaviors.

You find yourself in a small sailboat on a big lake as a storm approaches. According to the James-Lange theory, what is the correct order of events?

A) First you feel frightened, and then your autonomic nervous system is aroused.
B) Your autonomic nervous system becomes aroused at the same time that you feel frightened.
C) First your autonomic nervous system is aroused, and then you feel frightened.
D) First you become frightened, and then the activity in your autonomic nervous system is suppressed.

Cellular immunity is based on the action of granulocytes and monocytes.

Desiring to purchase a book and finding that it is out of stock is an example of a(n) ________.

A) external frustration
B) internal conflict
C) external conflict
D) internal frustration

Which of the following is classified as an eating disorder?

A) compulsive overeating
B) binge eating and purging
C) compulsive overdieting
D) All of the answers are correct.

In _____________, people forget their entire lives.

A) illness anxiety disorder
B) generalized dissociative amnesia
C) psychomotor retardation
D) generalized anxiety disorders

A is farther away from an observer than is B. What will happen if the observer moves his head from right to left?

A) A will seem to move more quickly than B in a direction opposite to that of the observer.
B) B will seem to move more quickly than A in a direction opposite to that of the observer.
C) A will seem to move more quickly than B in the same direction as that of the observer.
D) B will seem to move more quickly than A in the same direction as that of the observer.

In Bandura's modeled aggression study, children's aggressive behavior toward the _____ was measured.

A) other children
B) adult bystander
C) Bobo doll
D) experimenter