After class, Anita and Bev make plans to study for their psychology exam together but cannot decide on a time or location. In addition, Anita realizes that she left her phone in her apartment. Anita and Bev decide to tell one another their e-mails before running off to their next class, but neither stops to write the information down. They will likely retain this information in sensory

According to Erikson, what is the primary task of the teenage years?

a. Sexual maturation b. Gaining metacognitive abilities c. Developing an identity d. Becoming generative

Jack the Ripper was a serial killer who, in 1888, murdered at least five women in London's slums. Medical examiners at the time were split on the issue of whether Jack the Ripper was right- or left-handed. In the population, about 90% of people were right-handed. Nevertheless, one of the doctors was adamant in his opinion that the wounds suggested a left-handed perpetrator. Based on all the data,

what can MOST logically be concluded? A) The odds that Jack the Ripper was left-handed are slightly higher than chance. B) The odds that Jack the Ripper was right-handed are slightly higher than chance. C) The odds that Jack the Ripper was right-handed are much higher than chance. D) There is about a 50% probability that Jack the Ripper was left-handed.