Tim, a rejected child, was knocked over when a classmate tripped over a stick on the ground. Tim thinks that his classmate intended to hurt him. As a result of this mistaken attribution, Tim is likely to retaliate with a negative behavior. We can classify Tim as
a. aggressive. c. passive.
b. proactive. d. active.
A
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In a two-way ANOVA, the main effect of a factor is the
a. extent to which its effect depends on the action of the other factor. b. extent to which the factor produces dependent variable scores different from those the other factor produced. c. effect of changing the levels of the factor on the dependent variable scores, ignoring all other factors in the study. d. effect of changing the levels of the factor on the dependent variable scores, taking into account all other factors in the study.
When individuals receive biofeedback training to, say, lower their blood pressure, reinforcement is provided in the form of
a. loud clanging noises. c. classical music. b. variable schedules. d. information.
According to Cattell, the percentage of genes in common for members of various groupings, ranging from most to least, is:
a. identical twins, fraternal twins, and unrelated children b. identical twins, unrelated children, and fraternal twins c. unrelated children, identical twins, and fraternal twins d. siblings, fraternal twins, and identical twins
You are an inmate at a state prison. The facility does not provide air conditioning in the cells and you find this to be unreasonable, considering the summers have been unusually hot. Despite the discouragement, you proceed with your lawsuit anyway. Your position is that the law requires the institution to prove that a ________________ exists between prison policies or procedures and the correctional goal of safety and security.
A. "rational relationship" B. "clear correlation" C. "legal connection" D. "contractual obligation"