The ways in which we interpret, analyze, remember, and use information about the social world is known as ________
FIll in the blank with correct word.
Answer: social cognition
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If a correlated-groups t test and an independent-groups t test both have df = 16, how many subjects were in each study?
a. There were 16 subjects in both studies. b. There were 17 subjects in both studies. c. There were 17 subjects in the correlated groups and 18 subjects in the independent groups. d. There were 18 subjects in the correlated groups and 17 subjects in the independent groups.
Automatic thoughts are so-called because they are
a. unconscious. b. prompted. c. uncontrolled. d. unwanted.
According to the APA ethical code, which of these scenarios is unlikely to be considered a multiple relationship?
A. A psychologist sees an adult client in psychotherapy and also engages in sexual intimacies with that client. B. A psychologist conducts an assessment with a client and also engages in a nonsexual friendship with that client. C. A psychologist sees a child client in psychotherapy and also enters into a business partnership with that client’s parent. D. A psychologist realizes that his secretary’s second cousin works at the bakery he often frequents.
Someone who would agree with the statement, "I feel resentment if I believe I have spent more on a friend's present than he/she spent on mine" could be described as having a/an ________ orientation towards relationships
A) temperamental B) exchange C) communal D) authority-ranking