Sally lives in a middle class neighborhood. It really isn't anything special, but most of Sally's friends live in smaller homes in lower class neighborhoods, so Sally thinks of herself as well-off. When Sally compares her home to the homes of her friends, she is making a(n) ____

Ideally, the measures in a selection battery should:

A) be highly correlated with one another. B) have low correlations with one another. C) have identical correlations. D) demonstrate a low multiple R.

Studies on the masculine generic show that

a. people usually understand that the term he can refer to both males and females. b. men believe that he refers to both males and females, whereas women believe that he refers only to males. c. most undergraduates understand that a phrase such as prehistoric man really refers to both men and women. d. in general, people understand that the term he refers to males, rather than to both males and females.