Thinking that goes off in many directions to arrive at an answer in cases in which no one answer is necessarily correct is termed

Research on gender identity demonstrates that

A) androgynous children score low on both "masculine" and "feminine" characteristics. B) "masculine" and androgynous children have a higher self-esteem than those with a "feminine" identity. C) children with a "feminine" gender identity are better adjusted than "masculine" or androgynous children. D) androgynous children often have difficulty with routines and are overly aggressive with peers.

Imaging studies suggest that pleasure that accompanies an orgasm in males and females may result from activation of the

A) medial preoptic area. B) ventral tegmental area. C) spinal cord. D) lateral putamen. E) ventromedial hypothalamus.