When Edward Titchener brought Wundt's psychology to the United States, his method for examining conscious mental life involved the use of the experimental technique known as

Stereotype threat is best defined as

a. the tendency for a person to have reduced performance (e.g., on a test) after they are informed or reminded of a negative stereotype about their group. b. the tendency for people to feel threatened by an outgroup member because of negative stereotypes. c. the tendency (threat) to form a coherent negative stereotype based on a single bad experience with an outgroup member. d. the threat to a person (i.e., potential social or physical harm) from being treated poorly based on negative stereotypes about their group.

With increased _____, Eric has come to see his parents as people who make as many mistakes as anyone else and to depend on them less for a sense of security

A) gender intensification B) behavioral autonomy C) family conflict D) emotional autonomy