Describe a nested design with an example. List the advantages and disadvantages of this design.
What will be an ideal response?
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a. it is too expensive b. few employees agree to retire early c. too many employees want to retire d. it is often illegal
The therapeutic index is a
a. measure of relative safety of a drug b. computed as a ratio of a drug's LD50 to its ED50 c. dependent upon the type of effect that is desired d. all of the above
A summary of findings from many studies confirms that children who experience guilt following transgressions ________.
A. tend to be well-adjusted B. are prone to adjustment problems C. have increased problems with coping D. experience impaired perspective taking
All of the following are problems that a researcher needs to keep in mind when their research uses methods of looking at brain activity to find areas of brain localization EXCEPT
a. Seeing that an area is active to a given response could mean that it is indeed the center responsible for that activity or it could mean that it was the area their technique focused on and another brain region is actually more important. b. If a region responds to stimulation it is difficult to tell if that region is necessary or sufficient for that activity. Perhaps it is sufficient only if other parts are also involved. c. If a PET scan finds increased glucose consumption in response to a stimulus it is hard to decide if this is because that region is important to that activity or if that region is damaged and, as a result, requires more glucose to do minimal processing. d. Many regions of the brain contain mirror neurons that fire with considerable activity when other regions fire even though their firing has no functional connection to the first region’s activity.