Exam 3

A  age and gender

B  socialist and capitalist societies

C  race and ethnicity

D  values and norms

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  Korea ranked the second highest of 106 points

B  China ranked the highest of 106 points

C  Hong Kong ranked the highest of 106 points

D  Japan ranked the highest of 106 points

A  how to achieve personal goals

B  how to meet family, community, and society’s expectations and pass the knowledge to the next generation

C  desires greatly influenced by greed

D  skills greatly influenced by inheritance

A  modern

B  primitive

C  isolated

D  socialist

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  abundant intellectual stimulation

B  a child’s mother

C  a caring person to whom the emotional attachments are formed

D  a peer group

A  more negative memory skills

B  better geographical memory skills

C  worse geographical memory skills

D  equal memory skills

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  hate and love feelings

B  social roles of individuals

C  sensation and perception

D  human selfishness and society’s conflicts

A  thinking and reasoning of animals

B  touch and smell of humans

C  smell and touch of animals

D  decision making and problem solving of humans

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  emotional constructions of humans only

B  interaction strategies among both humans and animals

C  results of simple life experiences of both humans and animals

D  family inherited factor

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  the teacher conducted a social survey

B  the teacher conducted a social experiment study

C  the teacher conducted a field study

D  all of the above

A  “C”

B  “D”

C  “B”

D  “A”

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  the two whites who killed the black boy were announced “guilty” by the southern court

B  the two whites who killed the black boy were announced “not guilty” by the southern court

C  the two whites were arrested after their murder of the boy

D  none of the above

A  the respondents’ religion education

B  the respondents’ obedience level

C  male and female male and female of respondents

D  the electrical shocks toward the respondents

A  belong to cognitive component of personality

B  belong to behavior component of personality

C  belong to emotional component of personality

D  none of the above

A  all minorities worked as cheap labors in the U.S.

B  disadvantaged minorities likely to have weak socialization process, emotional and behavioral problems, and higher drop out rates.

C  all minorities are discriminated against by the middle class in the U.S.

D  minority members do not like one another

A  the content of personality is largely learned

B  a person never tries to socialize in a society

C  a person does not need to be approved by others

D  a person should never try to control anxiety-modification of events

A  white children have very low math scores

B  modern people are more likely to use circling time consciousness

C  primitive tribe people are more likely to use the liner time tribe people are more likely to use the linear time

D  modern people are more likely to have the linear time consciousness

A  economically determined

B  sociologically determined

C  politically determined

D  evolutionarily determined

A  surprise and anticipation should be opposite emotions

B  anger and fear = joy

C  love and care = hate

D  suprise and happy = embarrassment

A  sports activity analysis

B  students’ school activity analysis

C  drawing and sentence completion analyses

D  students’ home activity analysis

A  social survey in class

B  a gender difference in math and science

C  a face to face in-depth interview in class

D  social experiment in class

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  Emotion

B  Immune system

C  Cognition

D  Behavior

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  there are no need at all for approval by others

B  there are no differences at all among world population on this issue

C  people attempt to discover ways of achieving that do not readily attainable.

D  there are no need to feel upset at all

A  the hunter is likely to kill the gazelle in the foreground as perceived by Americans

B  the hunter will kill both animals at once for sure

C  the hunter is likely to kill the elephant in the background

D  the hunter won’t kill any animal for sure

A  often believe the two lines are equal

B  often believe the bottom line is longer than top line the top line is truly longer

C  often believe the top line is longer than bottom line

D  often believe the top line is shorter than bottom line the bottom line is indeed longer

A  the fulfillment model

B  the conflict model

C  the interactionist theory

D  the consistency model