In I'm OK, You're Not, the article which examines the role of prejudice, what did the participants do on
the Macintosh computers in the second study?
(a) they took an intelligence test and received feedback that they had done really well, or they were told the test was a fake
(b) they took a personality test and received feedback that they were really introverted, or theywere told the test was a fake
(c) they took an intelligence test and received feedback that they had donereally poorly, or they were told the test was a fake
(d) they took a personality test and received feedback that they were really prejudiced
C
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a. by similar kinds of symptoms b. by the length of time the symptoms have been present c. by similar levels of disturbance in the individual d. by the number of symptoms an individual is experiencing
The Chinese medical art of relieving pain and illness by inserting thin needles into the body is called
a. asnosmia. b. acupuncture. c. systematic desensitization. d. sensory conflict.
A community psychologist conducts research examining how women who breastfeed their babies feel that they are treated in society. She recruits women who are or who have recently nursed their children, and asks them to participate in a face-to-face interview. Each interview lasts two hours. Which goal of research is she pursuing?
A. Control B. Prediction C. Explanation D. Description
In setting goals for self-change, it is best:
a. to have pretty rigid goals, or you won't stick to them. b. to have few, if any, goals, as they will just frustrate you. c. to be specific, but leave room for flexibility. d. to choose short-term goals that don't conflict with your long-term goals.