Which statement is true about cultivating a psychologically healthy and supportive research environment? Research environments form as a function of the people in them, and mentors are unlikely to be able to influence how people behave. The culture of the academic institution is the primary influence on the environment of a research lab. Research mentors are responsible for creating and monitoring the quality of a research environment. Mentees are not responsible for contributing to a healthy and supportive research environment. Which of the following statements about mentoring is true? The mentor-mentee relationship is rarely of benefit to the mentor. Faculty members need no further mentoring for their professional development. Mentees are bound to find the one individual who is the "truly complete mentor." Mentors can provide advice regarding career decisions and contacts with scholars in their field