Programmed instruction is effective because it takes advantage of several important learning principles. Which of the following is NOT one of the learning principles?
a. Learning is self-paced
b. Trainees are actively involved in learning
c. Information is presented in small units
d. Information is presented in large units
d
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Dr. Johnson is a marriage counselor who specializes in infidelity. She is counseling a group of five couples who have been unfaithful in their marriage over the last year. One couple wants to know the recent statistics regarding infidelity. What statistics can Dr. Johnson correctly cite?
A. Ten percent of men and 14 percent of women engage in infidelity in a given year. B. Twelve percent of men and 7 percent of women engage in infidelity in a given year. c) Six percent of men and 20 percent of women engage in infidelity in a given year. d) Twenty percent of men and 18 percent of women engage in infidelity in a given year.
What is a methodological flaw in studies of cannabis use and schizophrenia?
A. People in the early stages of psychosis may just be more inclined to try drugs. B. People in the early stages of drug use may just be more inclined to develop schizophrenia. C. These studies ignore the cultural influences on cannabis use among immigrants. D. These studies establish the cultural influences on cannabis use among immigrants.
Those who argue the sociocognitive theory of hypnosis believe that the behavior seen in hypnotized people is due to:
A. the ability to respond to imaginative suggestion B. a trance-like state C. an altered state of consciousness D. an unconscious desire to please
Which subject group is most likely receiving a placebo?
A. Group 1-receive an antibiotic B. Group 2-receive Tylenol to relieve migraine headaches C. Group 3-receive sugar pill D. Group 4-receive Ritalin