Karen is in a work group in which everyone is excited about the job. They are bringing high-speed Internet to lowincome neighborhoods, and every single coworker she has feels the task is exciting, inspirational, and worldchanging. Karen's work group has high ____ cohesion
a. task
b. interpersonal
c. expressive
d. instrumental
a
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b. Adapt to darkness for a minute and then look at a normal scene. c. Stare at a bright blue object for a minute and then look at a white surface. d. Remember what something looks like and then see the object itself.
“Yes or No. Do you support after-school programs and early-intervention programs?” is an example of a ______ question.
A. double-barreled B. double negative C. true–false D. negative-barreled
The basic rule for coping with a return to some unwanted behavior is:
a. to expect the bad habit to return and reinstate a self-change plan when it does. b. to continue keeping records indefinitely and never stop self-observations. c. to always seek social support to help you cope. d. extreme overlearning.
Why are evolutionary psychologists so fascinated with the study of infant reflexes?
a. Because all infant reflexes disappear within the first month of life, evolutionary psychologists want to know if those behaviors do, in fact, serve a necessary purpose. b. Because only certain "types" of human beings demonstrate innate reflexes, and experts want to know whether this suggests that there are different stages of development of the human species. c. Because the development of innate reflexes gives us information about how human beings adapt to changing circumstances over time. d. Because some research has found that infant reflexes can, in fact, be taught to adults, and that these reflexes can serve a life-saving function in specific circumstances.