In comparison to the binge-eating/purging type, individuals with restricting anorexia tend to ____
a. be more impulsive
b. have stronger family histories of obesity
c. have more labile moods
d. lose weight through diet
d
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In a study by Wansink and colleagues (2005), participants ate soup from a bowl that imperceptibly refilled itself. Relative to a control group eating from a normal bowl, these participants consumed about _____% more soup _____ that they felt more full.
A) 20; and reported B) 20; but did not report C) 70; and reported D) 70; but did not report
Binet and an associate created a test made up of "intellectual" questions and problems and learned which questions an average child could answer at each age. Then, they gave other children this test and were able to tell whether a child was
a. motivated to learn. b. able to comprehend the material being presented at each grade level. c. performing up to his or her potential. d. able to think divergently.
Which of the following are examples of nonparametric tests?
a. t test b. sign test c. Mann-Whitney U test d. Chi-square test e. F test f. sign test, Mann-Whitney U test and Chi-square test Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Aiko is a Japanese national living in America. She invites her American friends to her home and the raw oysters, raw smoked salmon, and raw herring that she serves are well received. But when Aiko's guests notice the raw sea urchin and the raw octopus,
they get squeamish, even after she explains that they taste good! Explain the differences in taste preferences between Aiko and her American friends. What will be an ideal response?