In choosing a career, a woman is more likely than a man to emphasize the importance of:
a. money
b. power
c. flexibility
d. intrinsic rewards
c
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Which of the following statements is true?
a. Humans are the only primates that live in groups organized into status hierarchies. b. Groups will remain unstructured unless an external threat prompts formation of a hierarchy. c. Groups with organized dominance hierarchies are generally more effective than groups with flat status structures. d. As the interpersonal complementarity hypothesis predicts, dominant behaviors tend to provoke dominance behaviors, e. The iron law of oligarchy assumes the populace will resist domination by a minority.
A null hypothesis is rejected when
a. the differences are due to sampling error. b. the probability of finding a difference that large if the population means are equal is very low. c. the probability of finding a difference that large if the population means are equal is very high. d. the distribution is not normal.
Research on the belief-bias effect shows that
a. it is especially likely to operate for experts. b. people who earn high scores on a test of flexible thinking are especially likely to demonstrate the belief-bias effect. c. familiar statements often lead people to use "common sense" rather than logical reasoning. d. it emphasizes how people exaggerate their bottom-up processing.
_____ help integrate information processed in various areas of the cortex to produce a meaningful understanding.
A) Commissures B) Gyri C) Overlapping regions D) Association areas