According to the relation between frustration and aggression, who is most likely to get into an argument with someone who cuts in line ahead of him or her?
A) Alicia, who only has one item at the drug store
B) Alinda, who is in line to pay for a parking ticket
C) Barbara, who is the next in line at the grocery store check-out counter
D) Tim, who has been waiting two hours to buy concert tickets
E) Hector, who is last in line for movie tickets
C) Barbara, who is the next in line at the grocery store check-out counter
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The network theory proposes that we are capable of "traveling" from node to node because:
A. action potentials propel us B. nodes physically touch other nodes in the hippocampus C. the nodes have been linked together through associations D. nodes are connected to each other alphabetically
Most teens in the U.S. believe that
a. sex, both in the context of a committed relationship and in casual relationships, is acceptable. b. sex, in the context of a committed relationship is acceptable, but casual sex is much less acceptable. c. casual sex is acceptable, but sex in the context of a committed relationship is much less acceptable. d. neither causal sex nor sex in the context of a committed relationship are acceptable.
A child who judges whether an act is good in terms of the physical consequences of reward and punishment is reasoning at which of Kohlberg's levels?
a. preconventional level c. postconventional level b. conventional level d. empathic level
As discussed in your text, if you can generalize the results of an experiment to other circumstances, the experiment is said to
A) have external validity. B) have construct integrity. C) be reliable. D) have internal validity.