Genetically male children who underwent sex-reassignment surgery and were raised as girls later

A) all described themselves as female.
B) all described themselves as male.
C) all had an unclear sexual identity.
D) described themselves either as female or male,or had an unclear sexual identity.

Relying on the first few pieces of information to form a first impression is called the:

A) primacy effect.
B) recency effect.
C) transference.
D) halo effect.

Which of the following is NOT true of communication in established relationships?

A) Partners develop a shared sexual script.
B) Women overtly initiate sexual encounters as frequently as men.
C) Women continue to signal their willingness with nonverbal cues.
D) Sexual communication becomes increasingly overt and direct.

UNICEF has concerns about feeding newborns and infants in

A) the United States.
B) impoverished countries.
C) Canada.
D) None of these.

Shawntae scored a C- on her chemistry exam and so is feeling depressed.Her friend,Tijuana,suggests that she stop moping and join her for a walk around campus.Tijuana walks with a very straight back,moves her arms briskly,and has a smile on her face.Soon Shawntae mimics Tijuana and her mood becomes elevated.Shawntae's change in mood can be explained by

A) the behavior feedback effect.
B) the positive feedback effect.
C) the facial feedback effect.
D) egocentrism.

In the context of psychological research methods, which of the following refers to a carefully regulated procedure in which the researcher manipulates one or more variables that are believed to influence some other variable?

A) experiments
B) correlational studies
C) case studies
D) surveys