Sampson and Laub's research on the impact of World War II (WWII) on men's lives generally showed that __________.
A) WWII served as a turning point for all American soldiers
B) IQ was the biggest factor in finding work after the war
C) WWII had an impact on soldiers only if they served overseas
D) most of the positive effects of war on the lives of soldiers came through their experience overseas, through in-service training, and through access to programs like the GI Bill.
Question 2
Which theory best explains the neighbors' emotional reaction of shock and surprise to the behavior of the accused shooter?
A group of neighbors gathered to discuss the strange behavior of another neighbor who had been arrested for a violent crime outside of the neighborhood: the shooting of another driver in a traffic jam. Many were shocked and dismayed to hear of her behavior because she came across as a dedicated family person. She was involved in the neighborhood association and was a member of the local school district's parent-teacher association (PTA). All agreed that she came across as very quiet and reserved, not like a violent criminal, and they cited several examples of her positive behavior.
A) identity theory
B) affect control theory
C) dramaturgy
D) the situated self
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