Consider these two stereotypes. Men have a stronger sex drive than women, and men are more likely than women to separate sex and love. Does social psychological research provide any support for these stereotypes?
a. Yes, research suggests that both are true in a general sense.
b. Research suggests that men have a stronger sex drive than women, but women may be more likely to separate sex and love than men.
c. Research suggests that men are more likely than women to separate sex and love, but men do not in fact seem to have stronger sex drives than women.
d. No, research does not support either one of these conclusions.
Question 2
The television series Dexter features a blood spatter evidence expert who is also a serial killer of individuals who kill others but escape justice. The show often begins and ends with voice-overs of Dexter reflecting on who he is and what his characteristics are. In terms of the three components of the self, Dexter is reflecting on ____.
a. self-knowledge
b. interpersonal self
c. agent self
d. true self
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