"You Can Tell What People Are Like by What They

question 103

Multiple Choice

"You can tell what people are like by what they do." This statement supports ____ in person perception.

• A)psychological comparisons
• B)psychological constructs (traits)
• C)the belief-desire theory of mind
• D)behavioral comparisons

Comprehend chromosomal abnormalities and their consequences.

Use pedigree charts to trace inheritance patterns in families.

Understand the role of diet and environment in managing genetic disorders.

Understand the basics of genetic inheritance and the calculation of genetic risks.

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Definitions:

False Consciousness

A term used in Marxist theory to describe the way in which material, ideological, and institutional processes in capitalist society mislead the proletariat about their own interests.

Class Consciousness

The awareness of one's place in a social class system, especially in terms of shared interests and political identity among members of the same social class.

Analytic Marxism

A school of thought that seeks to reexamine Marxist theory using tools of analytical philosophy and rational choice theory.

Rational Choice Theory

A theory in economics and sociology that assumes individuals act based on their own self-interest, carefully weighing the costs and benefits of possible actions.