Which type of study would control for participant expectations, but not expectations on the part of the investigator?
a. a total-blind study
b. a partial-blind study
c. a single-blind study
d. a double-blind study
C
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a. psychopathological, because of her personal distress. b. not psychopathological, because it is part of her culture. c. psychopathological, because it disrupted her social functioning. d. not psychopathological, because it caused no disruption in social functioning.
An implication of the humanistic perspective for teachers is to:
A. reinforce appropriate behavior and punish inappropriate behavior B. help students to develop more faith in their subjective feelings C. help students identify unconscious motives for their procrastination D. help students to explain success in terms of luck
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a. maintenance rehearsal. b. the key number system. c. the method of loci. d. chunking.
Some dramatic physiological changes during sexual excitement are due to vasocongestion, which refers to increases in
a) respiration rates. b) muscular tension. c) neurotransmitter activity. d) engorgement of blood vessels.