As Toshio approaches any situation, he rapidly appraises its personal significance, which prepares him for action. What does Toshio's appraisal represent?
A) emotion
B) theory
C) attitude
D) temperament
A
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Dr. Kalmagura plans on introducing a new exam review procedure in his chemistry classes. To check the effectiveness of the new procedure, he is going to have half his students try the new technique for one semester, while the remaining students review in the way they have always done in the past. He asks each student to decide which of the techniques they would like to use, the new technique or
the standard technique. In this example, Dr. Kalmagura's procedure illustrates a. the use of non-random assignment. b. a correlational research design. c. a double-blind research design. d. what is meant by informed consent in research.
The principal disadvantage of descriptive/correlational research methods is
a. because of practical or ethical reasons, they cannot be used to study some research questions. b. since researchers cannot control variables of interest, conclusions concerning cause-and-effect relationships are not appropriate. c. they do not allow the researcher to describe behavior. d. they frequently observe behavior in artificial situations.
As an option for treating Parkinson's patients, transplantation of stem cells appears to be ____
a. the most effective technique b. more effective in late stages of the disease c. modestly effective, as with other treatments d. not at all effective
Hospice care
a. is not covered by Medicare. b. is covered by Medicaid. c. is covered by Medicare. d. is not covered by Medicaid. e. both b and c.