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dmcintosh

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Adolescent girls who wish to become attractive to their male peers
 
  a. adopt or even exaggerate their tomboy behaviors.
  b. accept the traditional female gender role.
  c. seek acceptance by becoming psychologically androgynous.
  d. imitate the gender-role behaviors of their boyfriends.

Question 2

In a study, Lipsitt and Kaye demonstrated classical conditioning in two- to three-day-old infants. The researchers paired
 
  a. a bell to the presentation of food to produce salivation.
  b. the scent of the mother with the presentation of milk.
  c. a bitter scent whenever the infants cried in order to reduce crying.
  d. a neutral tone with the presentation of a nipple that previously elicited sucking.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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