In Elizabeth Loftus's "lost in the mall" study, approximately what percentage of people distinctly remembered being lost in a shopping mall after being told that this had happened to them, even though it did not really happen?
a. 10 percent
b. 67 percent
c. 32 percent
d. 25 percent
d. 25 percent
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a. confederate safeguards c. ethical dilemmas b. research demands d. demand characteristics
Research with animals is
a. highly regulated. b. largely unregulated because animals are not viewed as having rights. c. only partially regulated with chimpanzees having greatest protections. d. only partially regulated with marine life having greatest protections. e. only partially regulated with rodents having greatest protections.
If Spike was looking for paranoid personality disorder in the DSM-5, he would find it in cluster C of the personality disorders.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The primary reason for teenage marriage is
a. emotional support. b. financial need. c. immaturity. d. pregnancy.