In later research, Hans Eysenck developed a third dimension of personality that he labeled ____

How did the pressure in the left lung change when the valve was opened?

A) The pressure in the pleural cavity equalized with the atmospheric pressure. B) It went from a positive number to a negative number and the pressure in the pleural cavity equalized with the atmospheric pressure. C) It went from a positive number to a negative number. D) It went from a negative number to zero and the pressure in the pleural cavity equalized with the atmospheric pressure. E) It went from a negative number to zero.

A study of Canadian and Chinese adolescents finds that, unlike the Chinese teens, the Canadians say that falsely denying you did a good deed is a bad thing. This suggests that attitudes about lying are

A) universal. B) rigid. C) flexible within cultures. D) culture-specific.