Based on socioemotional selectivity theory, all of these adults should prefer to spend special time with their significant others EXCEPT:
A) an older person.
B) a young person.
C) a person with a serious illness.
D) someone going off to war.
Ans: B) a young person.
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Which of the following is NOT an argument against the precategorical nature of iconic memory?
A. When Turvey (1973) presented a letter and a brightness mask to different eyes it had no effect, but if they were presented to the same eye there was an effect. When he used a pattern mask, he got effects in both cases. B. Merkle (1980) cued subjects to recall either the digits or the letters in a partial report procedure and found an advantage similar in size to cuing with physical location. C. Errors in the partial report task tend to be auditory confusions not visual.
Alan is a very masculine young man who excels in typical male-oriented activities. Still, he is sexually attracted to other men. For Alan, being attracted to other men is his
a) gender identity. b) sexual attraction. c) sexual orientation. d) homosexuality.