What did Raymond Cattell call the underlying traits that direct surface traits?
a) source traits
b) secondary traits
c) background traits
d) subordinate traits
A
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In a partial replication of Milgram's obedience experiment more recently, what was the result?
a. Almost every participant delivered shocks up to or beyond 150 volts. b. Almost as many people as in Milgram's era delivered shocks up to 150 volts. c. Almost every participant refused to proceed beyond 90 volts. d. Almost every participant refused to deliver any shocks at all.
If you combine separate items of information into large units and then remember these larger units rather than individual items, you are using:
A. attention B. rehearsal C. clustering D. chunking
In order to help Roger see how his words and gestures appear threatening, the therapist in this psychodrama group has Roger join the audience and two other members of the group play Roger and the person he is talking with. This technique is known as
a. reciprocal inhibition. b. role reversal. c. transference. d. the mirror technique.
The part of a neuron that acts as a tiny antenna and conducts signals toward the axon of that cell is called the
dendrite. myelin sheath. axon terminal. synapse, or synaptic cleft.