Identifying specific DNA sequences associated with the traits of anger and anxiety best illustrates a potential benefit of |
molecular behavior genetics |
Our adaptive flexibility in responding to different environments contributes to fitness, which refers to |
our ability to survive and reproduce |
During conversation between Lola, Martha and Gus, which is most likely to occur? |
Gus interrupts Lola |
Behaviors expected of those who occupy a particular social position define a |
role |
Evolutionary psychologists would be most likely to predict that |
children are more likely to be values by biological fathers than stepfathers |
The home environment most clearly has a greater influence on children’s _________ than on their _______ |
religious beliefs; personality traits |
Prenatal testosterone secretions exert one of the earliest influences on |
brain organization |
Compared with identical twins, fraternal twins are _________ similar in neuroticism and ___________ similar in risk of divorcing |
less; less |
Cultural diversity best illustrates our |
adaptive capacities |
Men and women are most likely to differ in thei |
aggressiveness |
Professor Smith emphasizes that gender similarities and differences are products of a continuous interplay among genetically predisposed traits, culturally shaped roles, and personally constructed expectations and assumptions. The professor’s emphasis best illustrates |
a biopsychosocial approach |
She insists on wearing feminine looking outfits because she wants to be treated like a woman. This illuestrates impact of |
gender typing |
Social learning theorists emphasize that |
observation and imitation play a crucial role in the development of gender identity |
The reproductive advantage enjoyed by organisms best suited to a particular environments is known as |
natural selection |
People are most likely to notice the impact of environmental influences on behavior when confronted by |
cultural diversity |
Environmental influences on personality traits are most clearly highlighted by comparing |
identical twins raised together with identical raised apart |
Compared with Asian and African parents, Westernized parents are more likely to teach kids the value of |
personal independence |
Selective attention is best ilustrated by |
cocktail party effect |
Kids raised in same family not necessarily have same personality. This implies that we should be cautious about attributing personality to |
parental influence |
Gender differences in verbal fluency are consistent with evidence that part of the |
frontal lobe is thicker in women than men |
IN everyday behavior, men are LESS likely than women to |
smile at others |
A segment of DNA capable of synthesizing a specific protein is called a |
gene |
An infant’s temperament refers to its |
emotional excitability |
Pat is normally restless and fidgety, Shell is quiet and easygoing. They differ in |
temperament |
Aggression is defines as |
physical or verbal behavior intended to hurt someone |
Sex reassignment surgery today would most likely be recommended for individuals who are |
transgender |
People living in a culture that promotes collectivisim are most likely than thos individualist to report experiencing |
family loyalty |
Those who defend evolutionary psychology against criticism are most likely to suggest that evolutionary principles |
generate testable predictions |
Women are more likely than men to |
tend and befriend |
Compared with men women are ______ likely to desire more frequent sex and _______ likely to perceive simple friendliness as sexual come on |
less; less |
Impact o our cultural backgrounds on the development of our personal values best illustrates influence of |
the environment |
The heritability of a specific trait will be greatest among |
genetically dissimilar individuals raised in same evironment |
When he turns she changes his red wine with white. His failure to notice shows |
change blindness |
Heritability refers to the extent to which |
trait differences among individuals are attributable to genetic variations |
He is healthier than brother because he developed bettwe prenatal barrier. This illustrates impact of _________ on development |
prenatal environment |
Which specialists are most likely to prescribe drug for treatment? |
psychiatrist |
Brain activity indicative of conscious awareness is most likely to involve synchronized activity across various regions in the |
cerebral cortex |
Cognitive neuroscience studies relationship between |
thought processes and brain functions |
The genome is the complete |
set of genetic material in an organisms chromosomes |
It has been suggested that sensitivity to peer influence is genetically predisposed because it facilitates mating, This illustrates |
an evolutionary perspective |
Kids organize their worlds into male and female. This illustrates use of |
gender shcemas |
Chromosomes are contained within |
all cells |
The preservation of innovation best illustrates the survival value of |
culture |
n a study of Welsh pedestrians, women rated a man as ________ if he was pictured at the wheel of an expensive rather than an inexpensive car. Men rated a woman as ________ if she was pictured at the wheel of an expensive rather than an inexpensive car. |
more attractive; no more attractive |
A behavior geneticist would be most interested in studying hereditary influences on |
personality traits |
Behaviorism encouraged psychologists to ignore the study of |
consciousness |
The belief that boys are more independent than girl is a |
gender schema |
Lacking exposure to language before adolescence, a person will never master any language due to the _________ of unemployed neural connections |
pruning |
Gender identity refers to |
sense of being male or female |
Compared with females, males use conversation to |
communicate solutions |
When he lived outside for a year he was surprised at how much respect he received from people because he was older. His surprise suggests that he had NOT lived ina culture characterized by |
collectivism |
An evolutionary psychologist would suggest that people are genetically predisposed to |
do all these things |
Infant rats deprived of mother’s normal licking had more _______ that block access to the "on" switch for developing brain’s stress hormone receptors |
epigenetic molecules |
The resting potential of a neuron refers to |
the electrical polariztion of the inside and outside neural membrane |
Religious and ethnic diversity are likely to be appreciated in a culture characterized by |
individualism |
An African butterfly green in the summer and brown in fall illustrates that genes are |
self-regulating |
Evolutionary psychologists are more likely to emphasize that human adaptiveness to different environments contribute to human |
reproductive success |
Individualism is to collectivism as _______ is to _________ |
independence; interdependence |
The personalities of adopted children |
are not very similar to those of their adoptive parents |
People have always responded positively to her good looks so she has developed a socially confident and outgoing personality. This illustrates |
interaction of nature and nurture |
Since 1960, American have experienced a |
increase in incidence of depression and work hours |
A child’s temperament is likely to be |
stable over time |
Men in their ________ are most likely to be sexually attracted to women several years older than several years younger |
teens |
Cross cultural research on human development indicates that |
person to person differences within cultural groups are larger than differences between groups |
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