A(n) ____ is defined as a person's subjective probability that he or she will perform the behavior in question
a. plan
b. intention
c. appraisal
d. hypothesis
B
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Suppose that a low-income woman has an appointment with a man who is a psychotherapist. If the psychotherapist believed in the "myth of meritocracy," he would be most likely to think that this client
a. should pay more for psychotherapy than for pharmacotherapy. b. should pay more for a male psychotherapist than a female psychotherapist. c. is not likely to show substantial improvement, because psychotherapy works better for male clients than for female clients. d. is not very competent, because she has a low income.
Test takers who speak more than two languages should be given a test in
a. the test taker's first language. b. the test administrator's first language. c. the standard language used in that area. d. the language with which the test taker is most comfortable.
Gardner argued that there are many intelligences, and that each has its neurological bases in its own parts of the brain.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following statements is a valid criticism of Wicker’s (1969) pessimistic conclusions about attitude-behavior relations?
a. Wicker only looked at 20 studies. b. Many of the studies he reviewed contained imprecise measures of attitude and behavior. c. Wicker obtained an average correlation (r = .35) that was stronger than he labelled it. d. both Wicker only looked at 20 studies and Many of the studies he reviewed contained imprecise measures of attitude and behavior.