Your best friend comes to you, visibly excited
"I just couldn't wait to tell you the big news. I'm pregnant," she screams. She is clearly overjoyed by the news, and goes on to tell you, "It is SO amazing. The doctor says I'm about 6 weeks pregnant, and I already feel SO different!" Wanting to show off your new knowledge of developmental psychology and the prenatal stages, you smugly reply, "It is just so great that your child is in the _____ of development because its organs are just starting to develop!"
A) embryonic
B) fetal
C) zygotic
D) germinal
Answer: A
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Raul performs a research study at Norshore High School and observes that there is a negative correlation between popularity and academic success. Which statement can be inferred from his observation?
A) Students who do well academically are more likely to be popular. B) Students who don't do well academically are less likely to be popular. C) Students who do well academically are less likely to be popular. D) Students who don't do well academically are more likely to be in the same social group.
The method of evaluating peer group relations and popularity that asks children to report with whom other children associate is called
a. composite social mapping. c. sociometric nomination. b. the KEEP method. d. sociometric mapping.
The correlation computed on two data sets that are in the form of ranks is usually called the
a. point-biserial correlation. b. phi coefficient. c. Spearman rho. d. product-moment correlation.
If you use published tests or questionnaires,
a. cite them as you would for any published materials. b. do not provide reliability information. c. do not provide validity information. d. there is no need to describe them.