How do young people's work values at the end of high school tend to change during college or in the first few years of work?
What will be an ideal response?
The ideal answer should include:
1. Young people may start off thinking they can obtain a job that fulfills all of their work values, but increasingly focus on jobs that emphasize intrinsic rewards and job security.
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Which of the following is not a multiple comparison procedure we have discussed in class or seen in the texts
a. Fisher's LSD test. b. The Stroop test. c. The Bonferroni test. d. The Newman-Keuls test.
Sima believes that wearing black clothing causes people to behave more aggressively. In her experiment, she randomly assigns people into two groups. In Group A, participants are given black shirts to wear, while participants in Group B are given white shirts to wear. Each participant is then asked to play a violent video game for fifteen minutes and his or her score is computed. In this experiment, each participant's video game score is the __________ variable.
A. dependent B. random C. independent D. confounding
According to Vygotsky, make-believe, like other complex mental activities, is __________.
a. first learned under the guidance of experts
b. discovered once toddlers are capable of representational schemes
c. a core domain of thought, prewired at birth to support rapid development
d. an automatic process, so well-learned that it requires no space in working memory
The behavioral theories tend to focus on
A) unconscious desires. B) learning. C) genetics. D) self-actualization.