A good deal of research has examined whether men and women differ in terms of the strength of their emotional reactions. What has this research found?
a. In beeper studies, women report slightly stronger emotional reactions than men, but on physiological measures, there are essentially no gender differences.
b. In beeper studies there are almost no gender differences, but on physiological measures, women show slightly stronger emotional reactions.
c. In beeper studies and on physiological measures, women show slightly stronger emotional reactions than men.
d. There are essentially no gender differences either in beeper studies or on physiological measures.
D
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Binet and Simon designed a test of intellectual abilities in order to:
a. provide a quantitative estimate of inherited intellectual potential. b. distinguish between academic and practical intelligence. c. identify children likely to have difficulty learning in school. d. assess general capacity for goal directed adaptive behavior.
Research on the impact of divorce on children suggests that
a. children whose parents divorce fare more poorly than children from intact homes in school achievement and adjustment. b. girls are more likely than boys to have harmful effects. c. divorce is most harmful when it occurs during children's preschool years. d. children who are temperamentally emotional are impacted less by divorce.