An advantage of naturalistic observation is that it ________.
A. allows researchers to ask people directly or indirectly what they think or feel
B. makes it easier for researchers to manage large numbers of participants
C. allows researchers to learn from the lives of historically important people
D. gives researchers a look at real behavior in the real world
Answer: D
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A. social learning theory of emotions B. affective neuroscience approach C. peripheral theories of emotion D. cognitive appraisal theories of emotion
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A. semantics B. deep structures C. denotations D. surface structures
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a. a diffusion of responsibility. c. evaluation apprehension. b. a risky shift. d. altruism.
What is self-efficacy? Why is it important? What factors are important in the development of
self-efficacy? What will be an ideal response?