You are watching a tennis match and your seat is located at the side of the court, in line with the net. If you keep your eyes on the net but move your head from to side, the people on the other side of the court will appear to ______
a. move in a direction opposite to your head movement
b. not move at all
c. move toward you
d. move in the same direction that your head is moving
D
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The correct sequencing of the sections of the main body of a journal article would be
a. introduction, method, results, discussion. b. introduction, discussion, method, results. c. discussion, introduction, method, results. d. method, introduction, results, discussion.
Which of the following describes priming studies?
a) They involve experimentally manipulating the mindsets of participants and measuring the resulting changes in behavior. b) They test the equivalence of psychological measures and tests for use in a cross-cultural comparative research. c) They attempt to establish the linkages between the contents of culture and the variables of interest in the study. d) They examine whether a measure of a psychological construct that was originally generated in a single culture is applicable, meaningful, and thus equivalent in another culture.
Milgram's research on obedience is notable for having led some participants to believe that a helpless man in the next room had been rendered unconscious or even dead by a strong electric shock, marked "xxx" on a shock generator. What was the highest voltage that participants believed they could administer?
a. 150 volts b. 275 volts c. 360 volts d. 450 volts
One concept that is central to the theories of Rogers, Maslow, White, DeCharms, Bandura, and Deci and Ryan, is the focus on:
a. happiness b. social learning c. human growth d. heredity