Research concerning a behavior known as loss of voice indicates that
a. females are more likely than males to suppress their true thoughts when they are in the company of same-sex peers.
b. girls who strongly identify with stereotypical female gender roles were no more likely than androgynous females to suppress true thoughts in the presence of male teachers and classmates.
c. the reported incidence of loss of voice, for boys and girls, did not increase between grades.
d. encouragement from teachers did not affect the likelihood that boys or girls would suppress their true thoughts in the classroom.
Question 2
The city in which Kimberly lives recently announced that it will host a marathon. Although she has never been more than a recreational runner, Kimberly begins to read articles about training for marathons and talks to people who have participated in marathons about their experiences. This behavior suggests that Kimberly's interest in marathons will likely
a. fade after the date of the marathon.
b. persist for a lengthy period of time.
c. become intrinsic.
d. lead to other exercise-related interests.
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