Culture-fair IQ tests are not widely used because they
a. are generally unavailable.
b. do not predict academic performance as well as standard tests. c. are too expensive.
d. are invalid.
e. rely too heavily on verbal tasks.
b
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A. Loftus B. Triandis C. Ebbinghaus D. Papez
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a. posttraumatic stress disorder. b. generalized anxiety disorder. c. obsessive-compulsive disorder. d. panic disorder.
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a. Being good at math b. Having a keen awareness of one's internal self c. Being a professional basketball player or dancer d. Having "street smarts"
A council meeting has produced heated debate about an issue. Most of the members of the council hold one opinion, but a few hold another. During a break in the meeting, the members of the council who have the minority opinion call you for advice as to the best way to influence the majority of the council. Based on social psychological research, particularly concerning the dual-process approach,
what should you advise them to do? What will be an ideal response?