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51.One of the most important factors for predicting who is at greater risk of being a victim of sexual violence is

a.drug and alcohol use.c.an absence of religious involvement.

b.early pubertal development.d.poor academic achievement.

52.Research has found that females who adhere more to traditional gender stereotypes may be at increased risk for dating violence victimization. Why is this?

a.Because media portrayals of women who are more “traditional” in style often presents these women as victims.

b.Because they are sending messages, even nonverbally, that they want to be treated in an aggressive and, in some cases, violent nature.

c.Because their view of the female gender role may include being more submissive to a male’s desires.

d.Because they are typically less educated and less “worldly,” and thus may not recognize violent behavior even when they are receiving it.

53.In the research study examining males’ tendencies to behave in violent ways toward their dates noted in your chapter, the participants who completed the questionnaires were 576 males in ________.

a.eighth and ninth gradesc.twelfth grade

b.tenth and eleventh gradesd.college

54.In a study on dating violence, investigators asked teenage boys whether they had committed violent acts on a date. This methodology is intended to determine

a.who is most likely to be a victim of dating violence.

b.the likelihood of contracting a sexually transmitted disease.

c.the correlation between violence and self-esteem.

d.what factors increase the risk of committing dating violence.

55.Research examining the frequency with which a sample of male respondents acknowledged that they had used some form of dating violence found that ____% had used a “mild” form of violence, while ___% had used a “severe” form at some point.

a.3; 1c.12; 8

b.5; 2d.10; 4

56.One effective program for reducing sexual violence is called “________,” which is targeted at middle school and high school students, and involves a play, interactive sessions, and a poster contest.

a.Just Say NO MORE!c.Out of the Dark

b.No Means Nod.Safe Dates

57.According to a theory proposed by ________, identity is a primary force in an adolescent’s choice of career.

a.Linda Subichc.Donald Super

b.Linda Gottfredsond.John Holland

58.According to a theory proposed by Donald Super, ________ is a primary force in an adolescent’s choice of career.

a.socioeconomic statusc.identity

b.ethnicityd.parental occupation(s)

59.Lester is 14 years old, and has started the long journey of figuring out what sort of career he will be interested in. He is using his current identity as a source of ideas about careers, thinking about things that he enjoys and is good at. According to Donald Super, Lester is in the ________ phase of career development.

a.implementationc.specification

b.explorationd.crystallization

60.Marius is a 13-year-old whose parents have encouraged him to “begin thinking” about his future. As he ponders this question, Marius thinks to himself, “You know, I’m not really very talkative and I get a little uncomfortable around people I don’t know. I guess being a teacher is really something that is not for me!” Marius is currently in the midst of the ________ phase of career development.

a.crystallizationc.specification

b.explorationd.implementation