You are going to a lecture on new data on the etiology of schizophrenia. Which of the following is likely to be the specific topic of the presentation?
a) "Dopamine is still the key"
b) "The neurodevelopmental model"
c) "Schizophrenia as a failure of the immune system"
d) "How early stress impacts the development of schizophrenia"
b
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a. authority figures. b. fun seekers. c. surrogate parents. d. normal grandparents.
Cross-cultural feminine features for male attraction include
a. large eyes, high cheekbones, and large lips. b. large eyes, high cheekbones, and narrow jaw. c. small eyes, long face, and high cheekbones. d. small eyes, round face, and wide jaw.
The idea that oysters are an aphrodisiac may have originated from their resemblance to ____
a. breasts b. the female body c. male testicles—or even to female ovaries d. the penis
The mean is used most often in behavioral research because researchers tend to
a. measure variables that have interval or ratio scores, and the scores form approximately normal distributions. b. conduct research in which the mathematical center of a distribution is required. c. conduct research in which only the most frequently occurring score is needed. d. measure variables that have interval or ratio scores, and the scores usually do not form a normal distribution.