In the 1960s, Bands Like the Beatles and the Rolling

question 110

Multiple Choice

In the 1960s, bands like the Beatles and the Rolling Stones influenced culture. Students grew their hair, wore beads, and became more socially conscious about war, segregation, and family. The culture looked to bands like these for inspiration and encouragement. Therefore, the members of these bands whose style was emulated by people are known as

• A) social stereotypes.
• B) ethnic groups.
• C) reference groups.
• D) peer groups.
• E) private communities.

Recognize the importance of empirical evidence and falsifiability in scientific theories.

Understand the concepts of positive and negative correlations in research findings.

Identify the ethical guidelines related to deception and voluntary participation in research.

Acknowledge the reasons for conducting psychological research with animals and associated ethical concerns.

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