Psychological tests that yield relatively consistent results are said to be __________.
A. valid
B. normed
C. reliable
D. standardized
Answer: C
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a. learned heuristics and systematic information. b. rote memory and random search strategies. c. algorithms and insight. d. a general strengthening of the mind and exceptional memories.
In using guided imagery, the person does all of the following EXCEPT
a. visualizing him or herself alone, in a comfortable position, and the scene as realistically as possible. b. trying to feel, taste, smell, hear, and see what one would be actually experiencing in the calming scene. c. forming the images several times a day for about five minutes each time. d. relaxing different sets of muscles as he or she forms the images.
What was the role of social science research in Ballew v. Georgia?
A. The APA submitted an amicus brief that was cited in the decision. B. The APA submitted an amicus brief that was ignored in the decision. C. A single social scientist and not the APA provided the Court with relevant research. D. Although relevant research to the case existed, the Court was unaware of it.
The "think-drink" effect, in which people behave as if they are drunk if they believe they have been drinking alcohol (even if they have not), is an example of the concept of "mental set."
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.