Savannah and her girlfriend Vanessa have been drinking at her apartment most of the afternoon. They are arguing when Savannah goes into her bedroom and gets her gun. She shoots at Vanessa but misses. Vanessa leaves the apartment and gets a gun from her car. She returns to the apartment. Savannah yells stop and runs towards the bathroom. Vanessa shoots at her but also misses. Savannah turns and shoots Vanessa.

When the correct behavior occurs at the right time without any assistance, ___________ has occurred

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In 1967 social psychologist Stanley Milgram performed an experiment using the regular mail, and sociologist Duncan Watts replicated it using e-mail in 2003 . Participants were given a message and the name, address, and occupation of the person who should receive it. The participant could only send the message to a first-name acquaintance, who would send it to a first-name acquaintance and so on

until it reached the "target person" in another country. Milgram and Watts both found that the average number of intermediaries before the letter or e-mail reached its intended destination was a. six. b. 10. c. 15. d. 22.

Concealing the observer behind a two-way mirror or using hidden cameras can be used to minimize the

a. observer effect. b. double-blind effect. c. placebo effect. d. effects of extraneous correlations.

Which of the following is not a reason that preferential selection policies have negative effects?

a. People perceive focus on group membership in the decision process as unjust. b. The beneficiaries of the policies do not attribute their success on the job to their own skill and performance. c. Preferential selection leads beneficiaries of it to feel stigmatized at work. d. Preferential selection increases diversity in the workforce.