How many people experience a social phobia in their lifetime?
a. 1 in 2 people
b. 1 in 4 people
c. 1 in 5 people
d. 1 in 8 people
Answer: D: 1 in 8 people
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a. the self-fulfilling prophecy b. aversive prejudice c. subtyping d. the outgroup homogeneity bias
Which of the following accurately describes the proportions in the body of a normal distribution?
a. Body proportions on the right side of the z-score are greater than 0.50; on the left side, they are less than 0.50. b. Body proportions on the right side of the z-score are less than 0.50; on the left side, they are greater than 0.50. c. Body proportions on either side of the z-score are less than 0.50. d. Body proportions on either side of the z-score are greater than 0.50.
Michelle wanted a "Beanie Baby" stuffed animal but didn't have the money to buy one. One day she was in a store at the mall, and when she thought no one was looking, she slipped a Beanie Baby into her bag and left without paying for it. Later, when she was playing with it, she found she wasn't enjoying herself very much, and she felt bad that she had stolen the toy. Taking the Beanie Baby from
the store represents the _____ component of morality, while the fact that she felt badly represents the _____ component of morality. a. affective; cognitive b. behavioral; affective c. cognitive; affective d. behavioral; cognitive
The following reasons describe why high throughput screening methods could be used except:
a. to have data on the safety of drugs in order to proceed to clinical trials. b. to series quick feedback to chemists who will produce more compounds based on the results. c. to rapidly test a series of drugs for a biological target. d. to determine which drugs from a large batch of compounds might be meeting project goals at a particular biological target.