Finkel and Eastwick Manipulated Selectivity in the Speed Dating Situation

question 2

Multiple Choice

Finkel and Eastwick manipulated selectivity in the speed dating situation by:

• A) having people stand at some events and seated at other events.
• B) giving women more "profile" information about the men than the men were given about the women.
• C) having males approach females half the time and women approach men half the time.
• D) shortening the length of time for each interview for half of the sessions.

Identify significant subjects and themes in early Christian art and their symbolic meanings.

Recognize the historical context behind the persecution of Christians and the eventual acceptance of Christianity in Rome.

Identify the earliest examples of Christian art and understand their significance in the history of art.

Describe the transition and continuity from classical to Christian artistic traditions in the Late Antique period.

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