Which of the following has been proven to reduce the risk of stereotype threat?
a. Allowing individuals to take tests independently rather than in group format.
b. Explaining to test takers the statistics on how various demographic groups tend to perform on a test.
c. Placing demographic questions at the end of the test rather than the beginning.
d. Using test proctors from underrepresented groups.
c
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Doka argued that tasks in coping with life-threatening illnesses might differ in different contexts. He called these contexts "phases" and identified the main ones as
a. acute crisis, chronic living-dying, and terminal phases b. denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance c. prediagnostic, acute, chronic, recovery, and terminal phases d. diagnostic, acute, degenerative, and terminal phases e. the metaphor of a "hive of affect"
The _______________ is often called the body's "master gland" because the hormones it secretes affect many other endocrine glands
a. olfactory bulb b. pineal gland c. pituitary gland d. temporal lobe
When the circulation of cerebrospinal fluid is blocked, what usually happens?
A. Fluid production is downregulated until it is needed again. B. Fluid leaks out through the blood-brain barrier into the blood circulation. C. Fluid accumulates and hinders brain growth and development. D. Fluid circulation is never blockeD.
Which statement about the successes of suicide prevention programs is most accurate?
A) People at greatest risk for suicide are most likely to call prevention centers. B) Of those who call, fewer commit suicide than those who don't call who are in a similar risk group. C) Suicide rates are consistently lower in communities that have centers. D) People thinking of suicide know about and readily call centers.