Research by Bailey and Pillard suggests that the heritability of sexual orientation is about __________

There are three different strategies for achieving an optimal fit between an applicant and a job opening. They include all of the following except:

a. Fill each job with the most qualified person. b. Fill each job with candidates that get along with current employees. c. Place candidates according to their best talents. d. Place workers so that all jobs are filled with adequate talent.

When a study was conducted assessing the likelihood of subjects to administer electric shocks to other human beings, it was observed that:

a. men were more likely to respond with aggression against the experimenter when they were instructed to administer shocks that they did not want to give. b. women were more likely to do what they were told by the experimenter because they did not have a good understanding of the machinery that they were asked to manipulate. c. women were more likely than men to administer what they believed to be more painful shocks. d. men were more likely than women to administer what they believed to be more painful shocks.