A Psychologist Administering the TAT Asks Respondents to

question 64

Multiple Choice

A psychologist administering the TAT asks respondents to

• A) draw a person so that the psychologist may determine which parts are left out or exaggerated.
• B) describe their current level of hostility so that the psychologist can measure their type A tendencies.
• C) tell stories about pictures that the psychologist shows them.
• D) describe their perceptions of the causes of people's behavior so that the psychologist can measure attributional complexity.

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Definitions:

Hostile Sexism

A form of sexism that involves antipathy or animosity toward women, often expressed through negative stereotypes and attitudes.

Differential Treatment

This concept highlights variations in behavior or attitudes directed towards different people or groups, often based on prejudice or discrimination.

Sexism

Discrimination against people on the basis of their gender.

Benevolent Sexism

A subtler form of sexism characterized by attitudes that idealize women for conventional roles and qualities, seemingly positive but ultimately reinforcing gender stereotypes and inequality.