In a nondirectional tind test, a rejection region is located in _____ of the sampling distribution of t
a. the center
b. the left tail
c. the right tail
d. both tails
D
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Genetic influences on abnormal behavior are __________ (that is, increased risks), not predestinations or inevitabilities
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Researchers in psychology have "to see it to believe it.". This orientation is MOST consistent with
a. empiricism. b. structuralism. c. functionalism. d. humanism.
Mark shares a private practice with Ian. They are both clinical psychologists. Mark notices that Ian has been scheduling one particularly attractive female client at the end of the day pretty consistently. One night Mark is working late and sees Ian and this woman holding hands on the way to the parking lot. The first thing Mark should do after observing this ethical violation is
a. notify the APA ethics board. b. ignore it, as it is not his business or his violation. c. talk to Mark and ask him to stop seeing the woman socially. d. call into a radio show and announce that Mark is not a trustworthy colleague.
Leanne is very good at presenting herself in interviews. She is able to gauge how people react to her, and she can adjust the way she presents herself. Consequently, she almost always makes a good impression. Leanne appears to have:
a. low self-monitoring b. an external locus of control c. high self-monitoring d. high self-efficacy