Marika was confronted by the jealous girlfriend of a guy that
Marika had dated. She backed down from the confrontation and fled the scene. Later, she asked several others what they would have done in that type of a situation, and they agreed that they would have done the same thing. Marika felt better. This is an example of
A) fundamental attribution theory. B) social comparison theory.
C) collective delusions. D) mass hysteria.
B
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Because of globalization, more young people around the world now have one part of their identity rooted in their local culture while another part stems from an awareness of their relation to the global culture. What do scholars call this type of identity?
a. multicultural identity b. bicultural identity c. hybrid identity d. blended identity
In males of some mammalian species, but not humans, an erection results from a bone that protrudes into the penis
a. True b. False