1) in contemporary america, the process of social definition, which typically begins at
age 15 or 16, is something that occurs over:
a.a relatively long period of time.
b.a few days.
c.a few days for males and a relatively longer time for females.
d.a relatively short period of time.
2) ethnic identity may be sped up if parents teach their children:
a.to ignore society’s conflicting messages about race.
b.to respect their elders.
c.to attend church regularly.
d.about racism.
3) the anytown town council developed a program to curb delinquent behavior among
the town’s adolescents. the program had an iatrogenic effect, meaning:
a.the program was successful and delinquent behavior was reduced.
b.the program backfired and delinquent behavior increased.
c.there were no effects on delinquent behavior, either positive or negative.
d.some problem behaviors increased and others decreased.
4) karen has been known to exercise excessively, count calories, and diet obsessively.
she is currently depriving herself of food even though she is 20 pounds underweight.
karen is probably suffering from:
a.anorexia nervosa.
b.bulimia.
c.oral fixation.
d.deprivation syndrome.
5) studies of immigrant families suggest that the least amount of conflict exists in
households in which: