Social-cognitive theorists view dissociation as __________ disturbing acts or thoughts.
A. repressing
B. negatively reinforcing
C. extinguishing
D. distancing oneself from
Answer: D
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a. external validity b. internal validity c. face validity d. generalized validity
Like Wundt, structuralists hoped to analyze ________into basic elements
a. sensations, images, and feelings b. cognitive processes such as language and computation c. the purpose of different behaviors d. sociocultural beliefs
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A. They would have difficulty understanding the emotions and intentions of others. B. They would have difficulty in performing certain motor responses. C. They would have difficult in comprehending speech. D. They would have difficulty sensing their own body position.
Steven suspects that responding to e-mail increases stress. He sets up a computer program to randomly e-mail people to participate in his study. He recognizes that different groups of people may respond to stress differently, so his program is designed to e-mail an equal percentage of men and women. Steven finds a p-value of .50. What does this mean?
What will be an ideal response?