What did Spencer Cahill's research on "bathroom behavior" clearly show?
A) that people act very differently in bathrooms than in other areas of life
B) that there are no real norms about behavior in bathrooms
C) that people use bathrooms to demonstrate their "front stage" behavior
D) that bathrooms are examples of "center stage" areas
Answer: A
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A) When the memory task is difficult, the elderly brain shuts down. B) When the memory task is easy, the elderly brain needs to "work harder." C) Frontal lobe activation patterns differ on easy and difficult memory tests. D) Individual neurons look different on memory tests.
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