Which behavior is characteristic of gender-identity disorder of childhood?
a) being mistaken for the opposite sex
b) sexual play with members of same sex
c) difficulty identifying others as male or female
d) expressing a vehement desire to be of the opposite sex
Question 2
Most exhibitionists
a) do not seek physical contact with their victims.
b) seek to persuade the woman to have physical contact without using force.
c) seek to force physical contact with their victims, but stop short of rape.
d) go on to commit rape.
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B. F. Skinner documented how operant conditioning changes behavior.
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