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T/F: Adolescents' belief that False
others are as intensely
interested in them as they
are in
themselves is referred to as
the invincibility fable.
T/F: Egocentrism leads True
adolescents to
interpret everyone else's
behavior as if it were a
judgment on them.
T/F: "This creature barks False
and wags its tail. Dogs bark
and wag tails. Therefore,
this must be a dog." This is
an example of deductive
reasoning.
T/F: Antisocial students True
(e.g., aggressive, drug-
using) tend to be popular in
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middle school.
T/F: Some adolescents do True
not feel
invincible; instead, they
have exaggerated
perceptions of risks.
T/F: Video games with False
violent content have not
been associated with
aggression in
adolescents.
Research has shown that C
adolescents who drop out of
high school may show early
signs of high school dropout
by _.
A. preschool
B. elementary school
C. middle school
D. high school
T/F: The invincibility fable True
reflects adolescent
egocentrism.
T/F: Adults are usually False
aware of the "sexting" that
occurs between adolescents.
T/F: Parents and teachers True
are often unaware of
cyberbullying among
adolescents.
T/F: Andre, an adolescent, True
constantly thinks about
himself and how others
perceive him. This
egocentrism is common at
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his age.
T/F: The United States has False
the best high school
graduation rates of all
developed nations.
T/F: Adolescents place a very True
high value on social warmth
and friendships.
T/F: Adolescents from low- True
income households are less
likely to use the
Internet at home than those
from higher- income
households.
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T/F: Madeleine invested True
significant amounts of time,
money, and effort while a
member of a specific club.
She now thinks she must
continue as a member in
order
not to waste all that she
invested.
Madeleine is experiencing a
sunk cost fallacy.
T/F: Because the limbic True
system is activated by
puberty but the prefrontal
cortex
matures more gradually over
time,
adolescents might be
swayed by their intuition
instead of by logic.
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T/F: Adolescents' belief that False
others are as intensely
interested in them as they
are in
themselves is referred to as
the invincibility fable.
T/F: Egocentrism leads True
adolescents to
interpret everyone else's
behavior as if it were a
judgment on them.
T/F: "This creature barks False
and wags its tail. Dogs bark
and wag tails. Therefore,
this must be a dog." This is
an example of deductive
reasoning.
T/F: Antisocial students True
(e.g., aggressive, drug-
using) tend to be popular in
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middle school.
T/F: Some adolescents do True
not feel
invincible; instead, they
have exaggerated
perceptions of risks.
T/F: Video games with False
violent content have not
been associated with
aggression in
adolescents.
Research has shown that C
adolescents who drop out of
high school may show early
signs of high school dropout
by _.
A. preschool
B. elementary school
C. middle school
D. high school
T/F: The invincibility fable True
reflects adolescent
egocentrism.
T/F: Adults are usually False
aware of the "sexting" that
occurs between adolescents.
T/F: Parents and teachers True
are often unaware of
cyberbullying among
adolescents.
T/F: Andre, an adolescent, True
constantly thinks about
himself and how others
perceive him. This
egocentrism is common at
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his age.
T/F: The United States has False
the best high school
graduation rates of all
developed nations.
T/F: Adolescents place a very True
high value on social warmth
and friendships.
T/F: Adolescents from low- True
income households are less
likely to use the
Internet at home than those
from higher- income
households.
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T/F: Madeleine invested True
significant amounts of time,
money, and effort while a
member of a specific club.
She now thinks she must
continue as a member in
order
not to waste all that she
invested.
Madeleine is experiencing a
sunk cost fallacy.
T/F: Because the limbic True
system is activated by
puberty but the prefrontal
cortex
matures more gradually over
time,
adolescents might be
swayed by their intuition
instead of by logic.
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