In a Crandall Study,binge-Eating Norms in Sororities Showed That Individual

question 19

Multiple Choice

In a Crandall study,binge-eating norms in sororities showed that individual members' bingeing habits could be predicted by .A conflict between these behaviors and personal values may initially arise because .

• A)knowing their best friends' eating habits; we may be attached to a group before knowing all its norms
• B)knowing their best friends' eating habits; our personal values may be compromised due to peer pressure
• C)whether their eating was done at the sorority house or in a restaurant/other eating place; our personal values may be compromised due to peer pressure
• D)the financial status of a given sorority member; in part,the financial differences between members gave rise to the differential behaviors in the first place
• E)knowing a member's pre-sorority eating habits; we may be attached to a group before knowing all its norms

Understand the roles of different lobes of the cerebrum and their associated functions.

Recognize the structure and significance of the cerebrum in higher mental activities.

Identify areas of the brain involved in pleasure and reward.

Associate specific brain damages with their effects on professional capabilities and sensory experiences.

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