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SAVANNAHHOOPER23

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Empirical work on pressure and task performance in non-professionals reveals which of the following trends?
 
  A) Choking under pressure is just an excuse used by incompetent people.
  B) Choking under pressure is a phenomenon unique to amateur performers.
  C) Non-professionals are less likely to choke under pressure than are professional athletes.
  D) Choking under pressure is a fairly common experience.

Question 2

Gender differences are in the eye of the beholder is a statement of the explanation for these differences put forth by
 
  A) social role theorists.
  B) social constructionists.
  C) social learning theorists.
  D) visual gender determinists.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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