According to Binet, Tom, who is 10 years old, should answer more of the IQ test questions correctly than Anne who is 8 years old because Binet assumed intelligence
a. increases with age. c. both a &
b. b. varies by gender. d. none of these.
A
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Imagine someone reporting whether he does or does not see a faint light that appears on some trials and not others. If you offer a reward for every time he correctly reports its presence, and no penalty for errors, what will be the result?
a. More hits and more false alarms b. More hits and fewer false alarms c. Fewer hits and more false alarms d. Fewer hits and fewer false alarms
Early research on the effects of labeling mental disorders identified which outcome regarding the impact of stigmatization for those suffering from psychiatric conditions?
A. Those who had been labeled as mentally ill were often unable to find either health insurance or life insurance policies. B. There is more mental illness in those who work in corporate America than in those who work in blue-collar professions. C. Those who were labeled as mentally ill had lower incomes compared to those who suffered from the same symptoms but were not so labeled. D. Those who had been committed to a mental health facility were generally unemployable after they were released.
According to evolutionary theory, the traits of which man should be most favored by natural selection?
a. Tom, who has one child, and dies when he is 100 b. Juan, who has two children, and dies when he is 50 c. Oded, who has four children, and dies when he is 25 d. There is no difference; the traits of all three men will be equally favored.
Compare and contrast the two models (discrepancy and response to intervention) used to identify learning disorders in children. What are the pros and cons of each model in terms of understanding and treating learning disorders?
What will be an ideal response?