According to the chapter I Confessabout false confessions to crimes, the investigation provides strong
support for the idea that
(a) increasing a suspect's vulnerability is the strongest influence when pushing an individual to confess to a crime that they did not commit
(b) increasing a suspect's vulnerability and providing a false witness can influence people to confess to acts they did not commit
(c) typing fast is correlated with confessingto a crime
(d) lie detector tests always expose the truth in the end
B
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a. between the presentation of stimuli and the complete forgetting of the information. b. between the presentation of stimuli and the measurement of forgetting. c. during which the stimulus material is available to be studied by the subjects. d. over which the subject has 100 percent recall of the material.
Which of the following would need to be considered when measuring school readiness?
A. Teacher expectations B. Parent involvement C. Language skills D. Anxiety
On standardized tests of math and science, the very best American students tend to score at the level of an average student from Asian countries like Korea
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
What long-range effects have compensatory education programs (such as Head Start) been found to have on IQ, academic achievement, and self-image?
What will be an ideal response?