You meet someone on the bus who is a psychiatrist. From this you may safely assume that:
a. she completed medical school.
b. she is likely to be analyzing you right now.
c. her work involves profiling criminals.
d. she most likely conducts research and teaches at a university.
Answer: A
Rationale: Psychiatrists study for an M.D.
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a. more correct information. b. more incorrect information. c. less confidence in their memories. d. accurate past-life events.
In a learning study using repeated measures, the correlation between early and later times will likely be low. Analyzing fewer levels of the independent variable would help to avoid violating the assumption of
a. normality. b. homogeneity of variance. c. constant correlations among pairs of levels of the repeated variables. d. MSerror is an unbiased estimate of the magnitude of effect of the predictor variable in a regression analysis.
The developmental sequence for the leg action component of skipping is
A. one-footed skip/two-footed skip; flat-footed landing/two-footed skip; ball-of-the-foot landing B. one-footed skip/two-footed skip; ball-of-the-foot landing/two-footed skip; flat-footed landing C. two-footed skip; flat-footed landing/one-footed skip/two-footed skip; ball-of-the-foot landing D. two-footed skip; ball-of-the-foot landing/two-footed skip; flat-footed landing/one-footed skip
The drugs with which people are most likely to develop psychological (behavioral) dependence are generally also found to have
A. stimulant effects. B. pain-relieving effects. C. sedative effects. D. reinforcing effects in laboratory animals.