Which of the following will increase an applicant's attraction to an organization?

a. Provide realistic information in the ad
b. Make the organization seem better than it is
c. Use blind-box ads
d. Use several font colors in the ad


a

Psychology

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Frances is hearing voices that she is certain aren't real. Sometimes the voices say acceptable things, but other times the voices say very disturbing things. She sought treatment, and has been provided with medications. She has most likely been to see

a ________. a) Social Worker. b) Psychiatrist c) He may have visited any of these professionals. d) Psychologist.

Psychology

The number on a football jersey is an example of the _____ scale of measurement, and temperature measured on the Fahrenheit scale is an example of the _____ scale of measurement

a. ordinal; interval b. interval; nominal c. nominal; ratio d. nominal; interval

Psychology

Connie and Sue are identical twins reared apart and recently reunited. Carl and Fred are unrelated students at a major university. Which of the following statements is TRUE of these pairings?

a. Connie and Sue will probably show a long list of amazing similarities, while Carl and Fred will only share a couple of similarities. b. Connie and Sue will probably share many similarities; Carl and Fred may share many similarities but are probably not motivated enough to discover them. c. Connie and Sue will not share as many similarities as will Carl and Fred. d. Connie and Sue will have more differences than will Carl and Fred.

Psychology

During the course of her dissertation work on eating disorders, Mary discovered that one of her "recovering" participants was still very ill. Ethical guidelines state that Mary

a. should keep the participant in her study as long as possible before seeking help for the participant. b. must take steps to obtain assistance for the participant despite the risk of losing a participant from the study. c. cannot divulge her participant's eating disorder to anyone. d. must debrief the participant and dismiss her from the study as she is no longer eligible.

Psychology