Gordon Allport thought that the most critical problem for the psychology of personality is understanding . . .
a. Why different individuals have different personalities
b. When personality first manifests itself
c. The nature of the growth of personality
d. The correlation coefficient
c. The nature of the growth of personality
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Compared to the Rorschach, standardization of administration and scoring of the TAT
a. is clearly better. b. is about the same. c. is clearly worse. d. is inconsistent.
Shyla conducted an experiment. She went to the student union and asked people if they would like to be subjects in her study. She decided to ask only those people who smiled at her. Is this an appropriate way to select subjects?
A. Yes-since these individuals smiled and are likely to be cooperative B. Yes-the student union has a diverse group of people C. No-it is not random selection D. No-Shyla failed to assign her subjects to groups first
To the average bystander, a person in the full manic state is often confused with what
a. a person who is grieving the loss of a loved one b. a person who is high on a psychostimulant like methamphetamine or cocaine c. a person who just ran 5 miles
Which of the following provides a better sense of the "working" brain than more traditional neurodiagnostic procedures?
a. fMRI b. CAT scan c. SPECT d. more than one of the above