Studies of internet use and its impact on social relations suggest that
a. those who use the internet frequently are much more lonely than those who don't
b. the internet, like the telephone, is a means of social communication, not a substitute for it
c. people who use the internet tend to use it for many hours at a time
d. people find it more difficult to form friendships on-line than in person
Question 2
Which statement about research on how obese people are perceived is FALSE?
a. Obese women are evaluated more harshly than average-weight women, but
there is no difference in the evaluations of obese and average-weight men.
b. Overweight women have been found to receive less financial support from their
parents than average-weight women.
c. Obese people are often seen as being responsible for their overweight.
d. Negative evaluations of obese people are primarily directed at obese children,
rather than adults.
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