Which of the following is true?
a. People are really bad at predicting what will make them miserable, but are good at predicting what will make them happy.
b. People are really bad at predicting what will make them happy, but are good at predicting what will make them miserable.
c. People are really good at both predicting what will make them happy and what will make them miserable.
d. People are really bad at both predicting what will make them happy and what will make them miserable.
D
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What evidence is there that the legal definition of alcohol intoxication-a blood alcohol content of 0.08-should be reconsidered?
A. Most alcohol-related accidents occur at much lower blood alcohol levels. B. Most alcohol-related accidents occur at much higher blood alcohol levels. C. Few people show any impairment at this blood alcohol level. D. Judgment becomes impaired long before this blood alcohol level is reached.
Why is it unwise to use euphemisms when explaining death to children?
a. Research shows that such approaches actually lead to greater symptoms in children. b. Children will come to confuse cartoon and storybook characters with real people c. Children will become traumatized and start to fear things they should enjoy. d. Children will take the euphemisms literally and fail to understand the deeper meaning of such statements.
How is discriminant analysis different from multiple regression?
a. In discriminant analysis, the criterion variable is a set of categories rather than a continuous variable. b. The criterion variable is continuous in discriminant analysis but not in multiple regression. c. Discriminant analysis is a form of factor analysis, while multiple regression is not. d. Discriminant analysis and multiple regression involve exactly the same process.
Which of the following neurotransmitters prevents neurons from overly exciting adjacent nerve cells?
a. Gamma-amniobutyric acid (GABA) b. Glutamate c. Dopamine d. Norepinephrine e. Serotonin