A criticism of Freud's interpretations of Freudian slips is that:
A) recent research suggests that slips say nothing about the contents of consciousness.
B) in the real world, these types of slips are extremely rare.
C) they reflect the after-the-fact interpretation of the listener, instead of the thoughts of the speaker.
D) the interpretations do not meet modern standards of statistical significance.
C) they reflect the after-the-fact interpretation of the listener, instead of the thoughts of the speaker.
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a. incident report b. checklist c. base rate d. interview
Bem's "exotic-becomes-erotic" theory suggests that ____
a. concepts such as homosexuality, bisexuality, and heterosexuality are dependent on how we as a society decide to define things b. a male becomes homosexual because only males are available at the time of sexual awakening c. sexual feelings evolve from experiencing heightened arousal in situations in which one gender is viewed as more exotic, or different from oneself d. concepts such as homosexuality, bisexuality, and heterosexuality are products of our social fabric
Which is NOT one of the primary emotions?
a. acceptance b. disgust c. anger d. embarrassment
Our ________ senses provide specific information about muscle movement, changes in posture, and strain on muscles and joints
a. kinesthetic b. vestibular c. cutaneous d. olfactory