According to Opperman et al. (2014) , both men and women experienced better orgasms when they

A) ignored each other's sexual preferences.
B) refrained from engaging in sexual fantasies while masturbating.
C) were comfortable with their partner.
D) engaged in casual sex relationships through booty calls.

An evolutionary psychologist would suggest that people are genetically predisposed to

A) fear dangerous animals.
B) love their own children.
C) seek healthy-looking mates.
D) do all of these things.

If a concept itself is vague, can it still have a logical definition?

A) No, because logical definitions don't allow for vagueness.
B) No, because it would be impossible to find the right genus for a vague concept.
C) Yes, but the definition would also be vague.
D) Yes, but the definition would end up being circular.
E) Yes, but the definition would end up being too broad or too narrow.

Erikson believed personality develops

A) mostly in early childhood.
B) by about age five.
C) during adolescence.
D) throughout the entire life span.

Your 3-year-old daughter, Amelie, has an imaginary friend named Brady. What can be concluded about Amelie?

A) She is lonely.
B) She is a later-born child.
C) She is not unusual, as up to 50% of preschoolers have imaginary friends.
D) She has trouble making friends.

People with any of the specific variations on the theme of biological sex are referred to as

A) gays or lesbians.
B) intersex individuals.
C) bisexuals.
D) transvestites.

The desire to engage in an activity for the sake of its enjoyment alone involves

A) extrinsic motivation.
B) grit.
C) intrinsic motivation.
D) self-disclosure.

Mental health services made available by a place of business are called:

A) managed care.
B) group therapy sessions.
C) telemental health services.
D) employee assistance programs.