The more a child attempts to hold a feisty pet still, the more it tries to wriggle away. This analogy is a good example of what point?
A. Our desire to find the good in others is often met with resistance.
B. Our desire to reduce uncertainty often leads to more uncertainty.
C. Our desire to connect with others is often unsuccessful.
D. Our desire to hold on to the past often leads to increased anxiety.
Ans: B
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Sapolsky (2004) argues that for humans, from an evolutionary perspective, psychological stress is a(n)
a. "recent invention.". b. "adaptive benefit.". c. "long-term selection advantage.". d. "nuisance variable.".
General knowledge of history, algebra, and literature refers to __________ memory
a. procedural c. general b. episodic d. semantic
Which MOST accurately describes long-term memory?
A. Temporary and limited capacity B. Permanent and limited capacity C. Temporary and unlimited capacity D. Permanent and unlimited capacity
Paul is researching the prevalence of sexist or demeaning language aimed at women and its use across different neighborhoods
To do this, he spends an hour in different neighborhoods and covertly follows his research assistant as she walks down the sidewalk 10 feet ahead of him. When sexist or demeaning language is used, Paul fastidiously records it in his notebook. What technique is Paul using to come to his conclusions? a) Cognitive observation b) Naturalistic observation c) Controlled observation d) Loose observation