The Canadian Code of Ethics for Psychologists emphasizes that when there is a conflict between the needs of the individual and the needs of society:
a) The need to protect and serve society should prevail.
b) The need to preserve the dignity of the individual should prevail.
c) The needs of the individual should be balanced as best as possible with the needs of society.
d) None of the above. The Canadian Code of Ethics does not delineate what should happen in this sort of situation—it is up to each individual psychologist.
b
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SAT scores have not risen during the past few decades, but overall grades in school have; the most likely explanation for this is __________.
A. student performance in school has changed for the better, and the students are demonstrating greater levels of achievement B. student performance in school seems to have improved because more students consider it acceptable to cheat on exams C. instructors have become more lenient, awarding higher grades for the same performance, known as "grade inflation" D. independent measures of achievement, such as the SAT, are harder tests than they used to be a decade ago
In nonindustrialized countries, the data on elementary education show that
a. girls usually receive more education than boys, but primarily with female teachers. b. boys usually receive more education than girls. c. girls are primarily taught reading in school, and boys are primarily taught math. d. there are no gender differences in the education offered to boys and girls.
Miroslav is a first grade student whose teachers describe him as eager to perform in class and responsible to the questions he is asked. Based on this information you can interpret that Miroslav has a(n) ________ temperament.
A. well adjusted B. reserved C. confident D. inhibited
Annie overstuffs herself at the buffet. When she is done eating, she goes to the restroom and makes herself throw up so she can purge the food from her body. Annie likely suffers from which eating disorder?
a. anorexia nervosa b. bulimia nervosa c. food phobia d. body dysmorphic disorder