When Comparing Past and Present Attitudes Toward Singles, We Find

question 41

Multiple Choice

When comparing past and present attitudes toward singles, we find that

• A) singlehood is less stigmatized today.
• B) pressure to marry is greater today than in the past.
• C) people feel more guilt today than in the past if they are unmarried.
• D) media casts marriage in a more favorable light than in the past.

Recognize the difference between psychodynamic, humanistic, and behaviorist approaches in psychology.

Understand the significance of objective tests in revealing attitudes and feelings, and the critique from a psychodynamic perspective.

Comprehend the relationship between reliability and validity in psychological testing.

Recognize the importance of unconditional positive regard in psychological development.

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