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Distractions during the excitement phase (such as a roommate walking into the room) may cause ____.
 
  a. detumescence c. contractions
  b. tumescence d. expulsion

Question 2

A psychologist is asked to determine if Project New Chance, a program to help welfare recipients obtain and keep employment, has achieved its goals. How would we best label this psychologist's role?
 
  A. basic scientist
  B. pure scientist
  C. policy evaluator
  D. advocate



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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