The extent to which the levels of a single factor caused changes in a dependent variables is called a(n) ______.
A. interaction effect
B. participant variable
C. main effect
D. higher-order interaction
Answer: C
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a. addiction. b. tolerance and withdrawal. c. craving and lack of control. d. a maladaptive pattern of behaviors.
The incredible diversity of sexual experiences reported by his subjects led Alfred Kinsey to
a. reject the distinction between normal and abnormal sexual behavior. b. investigate the distinction between normal and abnormal sexual behavior. c. conclude that homosexuals and heterosexuals were fundamentally different. d. conclude that homosexuals and heterosexuals were identical in their responses.
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A. rehearsal B. organization C. repetition D. elaboration
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A) Psychoanalytic B) Rational-emotive C) Cognitive-behavioral D) Psychiatric