A child in Kohlberg's "good boy/girl" stage of moral development might justify returning a wallet full of money by maintaining that
a. such actions are usually rewarded.
b. such acts help maintain social order.
c. nice people perform such acts of kindness.
d. one might be punished for spending another person's money.
C
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The most dangerous time for a baby to be exposed to most chemical teratogens is
a. at conception. b. during birth. c. at the age of viability. d. when the child's organs are growing most rapidly.
Suppose that you have spent some time thinking about how you are going to discuss a certain issue with a friend. Later, you try to decide whether you had actually discussed this issue, or whether you simply imagined doing so. This is an example of
a. implicit memory. b. schematization of memory. c. source monitoring. d. mood congruence.
Which of the statements about cell membranes is correct?
A. Many millennia ago, they were free-living single-celled organisms. B. They extend between multiple neurons. C. They contain specialized protein channels. D. They are primarily made up of calcium.
In a laboratory research study involving "drug addiction" in animals, it was demonstrated that the positive-reinforcing effect (i.e., pleasure) of drugs
a. is a uniquely human weakness b. Primarily asocial and cultural phenomenon c. Existed even withoutsocial and cultural influences. d. biological, social, and cultural.