Money and Ehrhardt (1972) said, "Nature's rule is, it would appear, that to masculinize, something must be added." The "something" is

Another critique of Kohlberg's theory is that moral reasoning is based on

a. real-life situations. b. religious precepts. c. hypothetical situations. d. adolescent levels of reasoning

In terms of the informational view, classical conditioning occurs when we

a. expect that a certain response will be reinforced at certain times. b. learn that a response was right and therefore worth repeating. c. experience contingent responses. d. expect the US will follow the CS.