A) Americans were more likely to greet the research confederate who greeted them.
B) Japanese were more likely to greet the research confederate who greeted them.
C) Both Japanese and Americans did not smile back when the confederates smiled at them.
D) Both Japanese and Americans failed to respond to the confederates.
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A) youth
B) beauty
C) kindness and love
D) resources and protection
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A) violent male criminals.
B) male lawyers.
C) gay men.
D) married men.
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A) genetic diversity.
B) the division of labor.
C) evolution.
D) genetic similarity.
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A) the young
B) the elderly
C) men
D) women
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A) testosterone levels influence animal aggression but not human aggression.
B) gender difference in aggression appears early in life and wanes as testosterone levels decline during adulthood.
C) gender differences in aggression are clearly unrelated to hormonal differences.
D) administering testosterone reduces aggression in most animals.
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A) self-zone.
B) personal space.
C) private zone.
D) own distance.
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A) the young
B) the elderly
C) men
D) women
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A) evolutionary
B) cultural
C) normative
D) diversity
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A) Women are slightly more likely to commit indirect aggressive acts.
B) In surveys, women admit to more aggression than do men.
C) In laboratory experiments, women exhibit more physical aggression.
D) Within less assaultive forms of aggression, women are less aggressive than men.
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A) hindsight biases.
B) unethical treatment of human participants.
C) the use of unrepresentative samples.
D) functional fixedness.
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A) 10
B) 50
C) 82
D) 95
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A) Americans were more likely to look at someone who looked at them.
B) Japanese were more likely to greet the research confederate who greeted them.
C) Both Japanese and Americans did not smile back when the confederates smiled at them.
D) Both Japanese and Americans failed to respond to the confederates.
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A) Social and personal explanations are both invalid.
B) Power resides in persons, not in situations.
C) Social situations and individuals interact.
D) Individuals have no influence on social situations.
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A) norms.
B) roles.
C) cultural support.
D) reproductive fitness.
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A) Natural selection
B) The social role theory
C) Social facilitation
D) The Nurture Assumption
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A) underestimate the role of genetic factors.
B) fail to account for the reality of cultural diversity.
C) deny the role of hormonal factors.
D) rely too heavily on the experimental method in testing hypotheses.
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A) aggressiveness
B) dominance
C) sexuality
D) ageism
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A) women; men
B) men; women
C) lesbian women; gay men
D) older men; younger men
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A) It is based on hindsight.
B) There is not enough empirical evidence to support its claims.
C) It goes against biological research.
D) The theories reinforce male-female stereotypes.
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