The first American woman to earn a doctorate in psychology was ____
a. ?Margaret Washburn
b. ?Karen Horney
c. ?Anna Freud
d. ?Rosalie Rayner
ANSWER:
a
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a. The dataset was too vast and he lacked the necessary statistical tools and techniques to fully analyze the data. b. He found that many of his measurements were not normally distributed. c. He completed analysis of the data but could not publish his results. d. He found that learning and environmental variables had more of an effect than heredity.
Which of the following would not be considered a self-conscious emotion?
A) envy B) embarrassment C) anger D) empathy
Professor Martinez wants to know if children who receive one-on-one instruction at school feel more self-confident than children who receive group instruction
To identify a causal relationship between type of instruction and self-confidence, Professor Martinez should A) compare the number of hours teachers spend on group instruction with the number of hours they spend on individualized instruction. B) observe a teacher's one-on-one interactions with several children in a laboratory school. C) select a group of children who score high on the self-confidence measure and a second group who score low on the self-confidence measure and expose them to both types of instruction. D) randomly assign half of the participants to group instruction and the other half to one-on-one instruction and compare measures of self-confidence for each group.
When Mrs. Broadwell heard the news that her father had died, she felt numbness and disbelief. She was not certain that the nurse was correct in her assessment. Mrs. Broadwell is in which phase of the grieving process?
What will be an ideal response?