An information-processing theorist would most likely refer to _____ as being part of the mind's "software."
a. the brain
b. sensory receptors
c. neural connections
d. mental problem-solving strategies
d
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A recent investigation of potential sampling bias in psychological research indicated that approximately___ of the samples in published studies came from the United States
a. 10% b. 33% c. 66% d. 90%
On a personality test, Burt scores very low on both the agentic and communal scales. As such, he is best classified as
a. masculine. b. feminine. c. androgynous. d. undifferentiated.
Although there are exceptions, researchers looking at locus of control and depression typically find
A. internals are more susceptible to depression because they tend to blame themselves for things outside of their control. B. externals are more susceptible to depression, consistent with research on learned helplessness. C. people on either extreme of the internal external continuum are more susceptible to depression than those in the middle. D. little or no relationship between locus of control and depression.
In the early part of the 20th century, the concept of the ideal woman shifted to what Rothman calls ____
a. "educated motherhood" c. "woman as person" b. "virtuous womanhood" d. "wife-companion"