In Robert Sternberg's triarchic approach to intelligence, it is the contextual component that most resembles traditional IQ tests
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
FALSE
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Your text describes a study in which researchers recruited single, sexually active student volunteers to take part in a campaign (actually the experimental manipulation) supposedly designed to get other students who were just becoming sexually active to practice safe sex. The volunteers were asked to develop a persuasive speech about acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) and safer sex that
was then videotaped. Researchers found that the students who made the taped speeches were more likely to use condoms, a finding that is consistent with ____. a. social learning theory b. the stages of change model c. the health belief model d. cognitive dissonance
Emotional regulation refers to the ways in which children look to their parents for reassurance in new situations.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The difference in behavior between the sadistic "guards" and the dehumanized "prisoners" in the Zimbardo prison study is best attributed to
a. pathological personalities. b. the ascribed roles they played. c. personal histories not revealed in prior screening. d. their respective ages.
An educational psychologist seeks to obtain and analyze the academic records of students at a community college. This is an example of:
a. experimental research. b. archival research. c. a naturalistic observation. d. none of these