According to the chapter They Don't Look the Same to Meabout homogeneity and heterogeneity biases,
what is a situation that leads people to pay closer attention to out-group members?
(a) when out-group members are angry
(b) when out-group members are not in close proximity
(c) when a group of out-group members are observed together in the same place
(d) when an out-group member is observed alone
A
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Dr. Betts conducts a study of infant attachment. One child, Leon, seems confused during the observation period. He is unable to directly approach his caregiver, even when he is very distressed. From this description, it appears that Leon does not have a consistent strategy for dealing with separations and reunions. Leon's attachment style can best be described as
a. insecure-avoidant. b. insecure-resistant. c. insecure-difficult. d. insecure-slow-to-warm-up. e. disorganized/disoriented.
Which statement would most likely have been made by William James?
a. ?“To fully understand the human, one needs to examine unconscious motivations.” b. ?“Rather than studying the elements of consciousness, psychology should study the function that consciousness serves.” c. ?“If psychology ever hopes to be truly scientific we must study the basic elements of mental experience.” d. ?“Human nature is primarily influenced by self-perception, and that should be the focus of psychology.”
When the cell membrane becomes permeable to sodium ions, this brings the membrane voltage to ______
a. -70 millivolts c. -40 millivolts b. +70 millivolts d. +40 millivolts
__________ involves the detection of energy by sense organs, whereas __________ involves interpreting sensory inputs
A) Perception; sensation B) Adaptation; perception C) Sensation; perception D) Sensation; adaptation