the role of cultural factors in IQ

genetic and epigenetic influences

genetic influences and environmental influences

preferences are the same in all countries, contrary to the predictions of evolutionary psychologists.

preferences are the same in all countries, as evolutionary psychologists would have predicted.

sex differences are smaller in countries in which men and women have similar social roles. 

sex differences are larger in countries in which men and women have similar social roles

Extraversion

Conscientiousness

Disagreeableness

a and b

the prefrontal cortex

the occipital lobe

self ratings of personality  are better predictors of job performance than self-ratings

a and b

if you describe yourself as an agreeable and conscientious person, chances are your friends will describe you that way too

observer ratings of personality are better predictors of job performance than self-ratings

the effects of epigenetics are typically small

the effects of shared environment on personality are typically small

peer relationships are an important source of shared environmental effects on sociality

the effects of shared environment on personality are typically large

higher on neuroticism.

all of the response alternatives are correct

peer group and extended kinship network

peer group and birth order

birth order and religious affiliation

birth order and social class

will likely be a disinhibited child at 4 yrs. of age

has been parented by a mother who adopted a permissive parenting style

was likely an inhibited child at 1 yr. of age

because they are less likely to engage in multiple relationships

maternal instincts are stronger than paternal instincts

 because males are more likely to cheat in relationships