For Sternberg, intelligence is defined by:
a. analyzing the steps that people take in solving problems
b. asking people to define various types of words
c. how well they do in academic settings
d. the activation of neural assemblies in the cerebral cortex
A
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Why has the role of fathers been given comparatively little attention in the research literature of attachment theory?
A. It was determined early in the process of investigating attachment that fathers play an insignificant role in childrearing. B. Fathers have historically been unwilling to participate in research studies involving children. C. Mothers have been shown to consistently evoke secure attachment from infants, whereas fathers have been shown to consistently evoke disorganized attachment from infants. D. Attachment theory was developed at a time when traditional views assigned a much more important role to mothers in the caregiving process.
Which person is MOST likely susceptible to hypnosis?
A) Jamal, a major-league baseball player who is obsessed with statistics B) Krystal, who easily becomes absorbed in the novels she reads C) Neil, who suffers from an anxiety disorder and finds it hard to leave his room D) Sarah, who believes it is impossible for someone to hypnotize her
All of the following neurotransmitters promote arousal EXCEPT:
a. acetylcholine b. norepinephrine c. GABA d. serotonin
The Psychology Department has a collection of photographs of famous experimental equipment. One of the photographs shows what is described as a visual cliff apparatus. A brief description of the use of the equipment is also provided
What research topic was investigated by using this equipment? a) color blindness b) depth perception c) perceptual illusions d) perceptual organization