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amal

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Dr. Gem studies individual differences in introversion (a trait similar to shyness). Dr. Gem is MOST likely a _____ psychologist.
 
  a. social
  b. personality
  c. clinical
  d. developmental

Question 2

Which statement is most accurate regarding the happiness levels of parents?
 
  a. Having children increases happiness in parents.
  b. Having children makes life richer and more meaningful.
  c. Having children has resulted in reduced happiness levels in parents throughout history.
  d. Having children decreases the belief that one will be happier as a parent, but in fact, happiness levels do increase.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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